Allen Galamore of the Colorado State Forest Service said ongoing mitigation, or removal of fuels by thinning out tree stands and grinding up dead vegetation, is very important in these heavily-wooded areas. "As we get into fire season it emphasizes the importance of getting fuels treated before we have fires in these communities," he said.
I wish Park CO. would do the slash days again, I'd pay per truckload. I'd think that is more important than the trash days IMO. Anybody know why they stopped that?
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