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If you live in the Miller Creek and Lytle Creek area and would like to protect your land and home from the potential impacts of a wildfire, the Crook County Natural Resource District (CCNRD) is able to offer you a helping hand.
CCNRD is looking to partner with landowners on hazardous fuels reduction projects and is offering the benefits of both its expertise and up to 80% funding assistance.
Hazardous fuel reduction projects are a way to be proactive with your forested property, creating fire breaks and thinning trees to better protect your land from wildfire.
CCNRD has submitted a proposal to...