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126 results for “wildfire” · Senate · Colorado
Rosen, Colleagues Demand More Assistance from FEMA for Wildfire Prevention and Response Washington, D.C. — Colorado U.S. Senators Michael … resources they need to respond to and prevent wildfires. States can request financial assistance from FEMA through Fire
resources they need to respond to and prevent wildfires. “Wildfires are one of the most frequently recurring disasters … communities across the country,” wrote the senators. “These wildfires can be lethal and destroy critical infrastructure and entire
water supplies more resilient, and help fight future wildfires.” “For too long, the people of Ouray have … potential to support local water needs, strengthen wildfire response, benefit agriculture, and provide recreational opportunities for residents
water supplies more resilient, and help fight future wildfires.” “The Crystal Reservoir Conveyance Act is a common-sense … potential to support local water needs, strengthen wildfire response, benefit agriculture, and provide recreational opportunities for residents
John Hickenlooper traveled across Southern Colorado to survey wildfire damage, drought impacts, and discuss rural investment … Collegiate Peaks Overlook to discuss Colorado’s wildfire emergency — and how Trump administration staffing cuts have left public
address the West’s historic drought and a wildfire season already breaking records for size and damage … Snyder Fire—Colorado’s fifth-largest wildfire—and to honor the three firefighters who tragically lost their lives
lines,” said Hickenlooper. “ Colorado is facing another difficult wildfire season and our firefighters are doing everything they
change are increasingly impossible to ignore – with unprecedented wildfires, drought, and more destruction. A moment when wealth
during what is expected to be a severe wildfire season. These DACA recipients are pillars of their communities
endured years of challenges, particularly as drought and wildfires grow more frequent across the West,” said Bennet
Hickenlooper also noted the increased risk of wildfires to our communities due to the ongoing drought … Forests Act in the Senate, which will strengthen wildfire resilience by improving forest management, supporting fire-safe communities
Forest Service Chief Tom Schultz to prioritize proactive wildfire mitigation efforts in the West. In December 2025, Bennet … address persistent staffing shortages and mounting setbacks to wildfire risk reduction efforts across the West and the country
Hickenlooper: “President Trump started a wildfire for the American people. Then he took away every bucket of water … with communities ravaged by drought and wildfire. We knew we needed to adapt to that hotter, drier future
Schultz to confront understaffing and setbacks to wildfire risk reduction efforts. Following the administration’s decision to fire … experienced staff to make critical land management and wildfire response decisions affecting millions of Americans and hundreds
redirect funding from ICE to protect Coloradans from wildfires, the increasing prices caused by the war with Iran … Hickenlooper introduced 12+ amendments to help Colorado fight wildfires, lower prices, stop ICE’s lawlessness, protect Coloradans’ health
backbone of weather forecasting, disaster preparedness, water planning, wildfire prevention, and aviation safety. I have fought these efforts
employees who manage our national parks and prevent wildfires – just as we stared down a year of extreme … wildfire risk. Then last summer, some Congressional Republicans tried to sneak through a provision to sell off more
matters most.” “When natural disasters strike — from wildfires to flash floods — the Federal government must rise … resources necessary to recover after tragedy strikes.” “As wildfires become a year-round threat, Colorado communities cannot afford
these events.” “When natural disasters strike — from wildfires to flash floods — the Federal government must rise … resources necessary to recover after tragedy strikes.” “As wildfires become a year-round threat, Colorado communities cannot afford
difficult it is to recover after catastrophic wildfires. When communities struggle to rebuild after increasingly severe natural disasters
notice or environmental review. Address Worsening Drought and Wildfires : Hickenlooper-led amendment to address drought and the wildfire
their water use, and the risk of extreme wildfire is looming over our communities.” Hickenlooper continued: “This
National Forest faces the possibility of a catastrophic wildfire season and is still severely understaffed following the Trump … maintenance could have on wildlife, recreation, wildfire risks, and water quality. According to the USDAOffice of the Inspector
ensure our communities are equipped to face drought, wildfires, or other natural disasters,” said Daines. The CWMP, which … designed to improve watershed function and resilience to wildfire and drought.” “We need to empower locally-driven solutions
historically low snowpack increases the risk of wildfires WASHINGTON – Today, U.S. Senators John Hickenlooper and Michael Bennet … States Forest Service (USFS), to prioritize more proactive wildfire mitigation efforts as this year’s historically low mountain