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ASHLAND, Ore. The City of Ashland is set to receive millions of dollars to help defend against wildfires.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency will give Ashland $3 million to create defensible space for 1,100 homes and replace 23 wood-shake roofs with ignition-resistant roof materials.
“Ashland residents know from painful experience the frightening hazards of living and working in a region at serious risk of wildfires,” U.S. Senator Ron Wyden (D-OR) said. “This federal investment will help to protect hundreds of homes from that danger as one key piece of a larger must-do strategy that also includes more effective policies in Oregon and nationwide to fight wildfires and to combat climate change now.”
Ashland to receive $3 million FEMA grant for wildfire preparedness
Oregon s U.S. Senators said that the funding will go toward creating defensible space and wood shake roof replacements for more than 1,000 homes.
Posted: Apr 23, 2021 10:39 AM
Posted By: Jamie Parfitt
WASHINGTON, D.C. The City of Ashland will receive a $3 million FEMA grant toward wildfire preparedness efforts, Oregon s U.S. Senators Ron Wyden and Jeff Merkley announced on Friday.
“Ashland residents know from painful experience the frightening hazards of living and working in a region at serious risk of wildfires,” Wyden said. “This federal investment will help to protect hundreds of homes from that danger as one key piece of a larger must-do strategy that also includes more effective policies in Oregon and nationwide to fight wildfires and to combat climate change now.”