Wyoming is the only Western state left-out of federal wildfire mitigation plan
The U.S. Forest Service and USDA say the key areas were chosen because they are near larger communities and the odds of future fires are high.
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The U.S. Forest Service and USDA say the key areas were chosen because they are near larger communities and the odds of future fires are high.
The federal government is allocating almost a billion dollars to 10 Western states to help with wildfire mitigation, and notably, Wyoming is left out. Some state lawmakers and officials say Wyoming should have been included.