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57:48 At the same time, residents are seeing growing camps along the river corridor. Increased environmental concerns. Wildfire risks. Public safety issues and repeated cleanup operations, again costing taxpayers nearly half a million…Play from 57:48
1:45:10 Yeah. And so, so his job in our multi-juris-dictional entity, that's the Colorado River wildfire collaborative, will be to continue to educate communities, create neighborhood shipping programs and investor programs.Play from 1:45:10
15:57 And so we're trying to prevent that by getting the camps cleaned up this time of the year. And then we monitor throughout the summer and spot check just so that we can make sure that we're reducing that risk of wildfire.Play from 15:57
2:17:40 And this is a wildfire concern because people from out of town do not understand wildfire danger and may not be aware of a particularly dry time when we're at high fire risk.Play from 2:17:40
1:18:09 What you can do to mitigate the fire hazard from continuing to have cedar shakes on the roof. We're running to that with a lot of our reroofing projects, and we're looking at alternatives and how we might be able to maintain the historic aspect of that.Play from 1:18:09
49:17 And whereas federal management of these public lands ensures that resources are managed for the benefit of all Americans, addressing complex challenges such as wildfire management, wildfire preparedness, watershed protection, and wildlife conservation.Play from 49:17
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