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PG&E to pay $55 million for massive wildfires - Vimarsana News

PG&E to pay $55 million for massive wildfires

Pacific Gas & Electric has agreed to pay more than $55 million to avoid criminal prosecution for two major wildfires sparked in Northern California by its aging power lines.

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Santa Rosa to Spend Most of Surplus on Social Programming - Vimarsana News

Santa Rosa to Spend Most of Surplus on Social Programming

The Santa Rosa City Council has given an informal go-ahead to spend most of its surplus funding. At a meeting yesterday council members showed a willingness to

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Santa Rosa City Council Debate $41.2 Million Surplus - Vimarsana News

Santa Rosa City Council Debate $41.2 Million Surplus

The Santa Rosa City Council is debating how to spend a $41.2 million surplus. At last night's council meeting, the council heard from staff proposal on how to

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$4 Million Approved for Local Vegetation Management - Vimarsana News

$4 Million Approved for Local Vegetation Management

June 4, 2021 Sonoma County has approved grant funding for vegetation management projects. The Board of Supervisors approved nearly $4 million in grants to fund 20 projects that aim to reduce wildfire risk. The funding will come from the PG&E settlement that was given to the county from the 2017 Sonoma Complex Fires lawsuit. Officials selected the 20 projects out of nearly 90 applicants. Quick Links

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County to Pay Out Millions for Vegetation Management - Vimarsana News

County to Pay Out Millions for Vegetation Management

April 26, 2021 Sonoma County will be distributing grant money that addresses vegetation management. As the wildfire season draws closer, the county announced a vegetation management grant program. Officials will distribute between two and four-million dollars to nonprofits, local organizations, and local fire districts. The funding comes from the PG&E settlement money that was awarded to the county from the 2017 Sonoma Complex Fires lawsuit. Quick Links

Source: ksro.com