Lassen County Debates Forest Funds and Fun Fees
Published Date: 3/28/2025
Notice
Summary
The Lassen County Resource Advisory Committee is holding a public meeting to discuss projects and funding for local forest improvements and recreation fees. This affects residents and visitors who enjoy Lassen National Forest, as the committee advises on how money is spent and fees are set. If you care about your local forest and outdoor fun, now’s the time to get involved!
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Lassen Forest Funding and Fees
If you live near or visit Lassen National Forest, the Lassen County Resource Advisory Committee will hold a public meeting to advise the Forest Service on Title II project funding and to make recommendations on recreation fee proposals for sites within Lassen County. That means the committee can influence which local forest improvement projects get money and whether recreation fees for those sites are proposed or changed.
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