Community Assistance


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Community Assistance

The NRD provides cost-sharing to communities in ways similar to how it cost-shares with individual landowners. Flood control and streambank stabilization projects are common ways we help communities District-wide. If community officials have ideas or concerns related to natural resources, we're anxious to listen and help if we can. Contact the NRD.