Wildfire Coordination Act

The Wildfire Coordination Act would establish a permanent Wildfire Science and Technology Advisory Board within the Department of the Interior to coordinate federal wildfire research and its practical application. The Board would include federal agency leaders and up to 18 non-federal members representing state, local, tribal governments, fire departments, private sector entities, and experts in fields such as public health, meteorology, and predictive modeling. It would facilitate the transition of wildfire research into operations, disseminate findings through various channels, and submit a biennial report to congressional committees on progress, barriers, and future priorities, with $10…

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