As wildfires continue to plague the county and state, area homeowners association groups are taking on fire fuels mitigation projects to protect their neighborhoods. Work continues this week, for example, in the Sanctuary neighborhood, situated adjacent to a key area of potential fire danger on the east side of Steamboat Springs. The Sanctuary is located within the wildland-urban interface in the Fish Creek Watershed, and homeowners are funding a two-year $300,000 project that will address some 100 acres of fire fuels. Read the entire article……………………………….
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