Contract AwardEnvironmental ServicesDetected Jun 23, 2026

/Gonzalez. This appears to be a wildfire mitigation or fuels management project associated with community risk reduction on a defined acreage, and the contract is up for Board action at the June 23, 2026 business meeting. Because a specific contractor is named, the core award decision is effectively made, and this item is to formalize the agreement.For vendors, this establishes Imperial Forestry as the incumbent on this project and signals that the county is actively funding fuels-reduction and related emergency management work, creating potential for follow-on projects, monitoring, maintenance, or similar work in adjacent areas or future phases.

Project is titled “Hayden Community/Sandbar Point Project, 21.6 Acres,” indicating a discrete scope likely tied to wildfire or hazard mitigation activities.

East Side Fire Protection DistrictImperial Forestry contract for Hayden Community/Sandbar Point fuels work

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