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Caltrans District 7 Vegetation Management Program Corridor Contract 3 Wildfire Adaptation Fuel Reduction Vegetation and Tree Removal Project

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California → Caltrans, District 7 - Los Angeles

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CA

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PostedNov 6

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AgencyCalifornia → Caltrans, District 7 - Los Angeles

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Organization / AgencyCalifornia → Caltrans, District 7 - Los Angeles

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Paul CaronSr Env Sci (Supervisor)

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Caltrans District 7 is planning to conduct vegetation management activities within the right-of-way of the State Highway System (SHS) to reduce wildfire ignition risk and establish fuel breaks to facilitate safe and reliable roadway access for the public and emergency first responders. These actions help the SHS provide consistent access for emergency first-responders and the public during wildfire events, help create a strategic control line for pre-suppression efforts, and increase the likelihood of successful wildfire containment by lowering fire intensity, severity and slowing the rate of spread of roadside ignited fires. This project will help protect and serve nearby communities, critical infrastructure, and natural resources ultimately benefiting the State of California.

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