The Trump administration has imposed a freeze on grants and contracts administered by the Environmental Protection Agency. It is unclear at this time whether the freeze concerns only new grants and contracts, or also includes the nearly $6.4 billion of federal contracts that the EPA currently has in place. Myron Ebell, who ran the EPA Continue reading
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Trump Puts Freeze On EPA
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Colorado River District Grants Available
The deadline is next week to apply for grants through The Colorado River District to assist with projects that protect, enhance or develop water resources. Grants will be awarded up to Continue reading
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Habitat Improvement Grants Available
Colorado parks and wildlife is accepting applications for Habitat Improvement Grants through their Habitat Partnership Program. $500,000 in funds is currently available for large scale habitat projects in the state. The program is intended to reduce big game damage to forage and fences, so proposals should focus on reducing conflicts between big game Continue reading
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Grants Available For Colorado FFA Chapters
The deadline for Colorado FFA chapters to submit an application for grants available through Colorado Corn is Continue reading
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Costs May Increase For UW Students
Costs may increase for students at the University of Wyoming in the second year of budget cuts for the University. Due to low energy prices the University had lost millions of dollars in state grants through last year. Because of the drop in revenue, the university is considering a new program to increase their funds. The proposed plan would change tuition Continue reading
Area Airports Receive Grants
Four Northwest Colorado airports benefited, when the he Colorado Aeronautical Board approved grant funding for Colorado airports. The board authorized the distribution of $2.7 million in state aviation fuel tax revenues through grants to 27 Colorado airports under the Aviation Discretionary Grant Program. The grants Continue reading
Western Slope Could See More Environmental Protection Money
Moffat County may be just one county on the Western Slope that could benefit from a decision by the EPA’s Supplemental Environment Project Selection Committee in Colorado. The committee has decided to spend more of its money in grants for the Western Slope. A supplemental environmental project is typically part of a Continue reading
Trail Projects to Receive Grants
Colorado Parks and Wildlife will provide grants of $6.18 million in 2015 and 2016 for trails projects. The grants go to a variety of projects in all areas of the state, including new construction, trail maintenance, signage, education, law enforcement and equipment purchases. Around the state, grants for 2015 and 2016 for multi- Continue reading
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State’s Traffic Fatality Rate Increases
According to a report released yesterday by the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT), the total number of motor vehicle fatalities in Colorado increased for the second time in seven years in Continue reading
Communities Receive Grants for Water Projects
The state has awarded $9.5 million in grants for 15 drinking water and wastewater systems in small communities, including a couple in Northwest Colorado. The Department of Public Health Environment announced Friday the grants are for planning, designing or building systems. Grants for drinking water projects Continue reading
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Shadow Mountain Project Update
An environmental assessment and cultural study of lands involved in the Shadow Mountain Water Improvement Project turned up nothing of interest. That’s according to Roy Tipton of Moffat County Development Services. Tipton was irritated when the order came down that the Continue reading
Grants Available for Noxious Weed Removal
Many Colorado residents have suffered from a number of natural disasters in recent years. Since 2012, Colorado has experienced six major wildfires that burned over 250,000 acres, and a major flood throughout the South Platte basin. The Colorado Department of Agriculture says Continue reading
