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Townsend, Wis., gets $309K to clear storm debris and reduce wildfire risk after 2019 storm destroyed 75% of its trees.
Townsend, Wisconsin, has received a $309,000 USDA Forest Service grant to address lasting damage from a 2019 storm that destroyed 75% of the town’s trees and left hazardous debris.
The five-year project will clear storm debris, reduce overgrowth, and widen roadways to create fuel breaks, helping prevent wildfires.
Officials say weakened tree roots increase the risk of tree falls and fire spread.
The grant supports a broader $200 million national effort to reduce forest fire dangers and is seen as vital for the small community’s recovery and long-term safety.
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Townsend, Wisconsin, obtiene $ 309K para limpiar los escombros de la tormenta y reducir el riesgo de incendios forestales después de que la tormenta de 2019 destruyera el 75% de sus árboles.