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Patty Murray Visits Colville Tribes After Wildfires Damage Forestry Program

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Senator Patty Murray visited the Colville Tribes to tour fire-damaged areas following the Kaiser Canyon and Modrite fires. The fires destroyed at least 33 homes and affected 150 cultural sites. The damage also impacted forest land that supports the tribe's forestry program, which provides revenue and jobs.

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The fires damaged a key revenue and job source for the Colville Tribes. Murray stated she would pursue funding to help communities recover and rebuild from the devastating fires.

Bipartisan efforts are underway to fund infrastructure projects for tribal communities.

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  • Patty MurrayUnited States Senator who visited the Colville Tribes to discuss needs following wildfires

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