Brown County is rolling out new state grants to help you clear brush and fire-proof your property. It’s a solid opportunity to get some financial help for safety projects that could save your home from a wildfire.
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The county will receive $1.3 million in grant funding, though it must front the costs for equipment and seek reimbursement.
All county residents benefit from reduced wildfire risks and improved vegetation management.
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COLLEGE STATION, Texas – Applications are open for Texas A&M Forest Service’s Mechanical Fuel Reduction and Prescribed Fire grants, offering financial support to private landowners and municipalities taking action to reduce wildfire risk. Application...
The county is using a $1.3 million federal grant to clear brush and reduce fire risks. This will help protect local property and potentially fund new equipment for the county.
Brown County adopts Community Wildfire Protection Plan Texas A&M Forest Service