State Inmates Clear Less Brush in San Diego Than County Inmates
Redlands Daily Facts › April 14, 2008
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SAN DIEGO (AP) - State inmate camps in San Diego County spend barely a third as much time clearing brush in wildfire prevention as the now disbanded county camps did in the 1980s.
But county supervisors dropped the idea of resurrecting the camps when staff determined it would be difficult to assemble inmate work crews needed to restart them, the San Diego Union-Tribune reported.See the full content of this document
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State Inmates Clear Less Brush in San Diego Than County Inmates
Fire experts said the abundance of brush was a major factor in the severity of major wildfires in ...
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