EWP project 5040, WA, washington state conservation commission, masoncounty, DSR 53-06-22-5040-002 m-001-1 275WHD, streambank stabilizationdue to 2022 western WA flooding, infrastructure investment…

The National Resources Conservation Service awarded a $114,482.57 cooperative agreement to the Washington State Conservation Commission on July 27, 2022 through the Emergency Watershed Protection Program (CFDA 10.923). The funding supports stream bank stabilization projects in Mason County, Washington to address infrastructure damage from 2022 western Washington flooding under Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act funding. As the awardee, the Conservation Commission will implement emergency recovery measures through November 11, 2022 to relieve hazards to life and property from natural disasters through runoff retardation and erosion prevention activities. The Emergency Watershed Protection Program aims to assist project sponsors and landowners in recovery from natural disasters through such emergency recovery work.

EWP project 5040, WA, washington state conservation commission, masoncounty, DSR 53-06-22-5040-002 m-001-1 275WHD, streambank stabilizationdue to 2022 western WA flooding, infrastructure investment and jobs act(IIJA)