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The Trump administration is prepared for what could be an “important fire season”, despite thousands of forest service employees leaving for the delayed resignation of Trump, according to the US Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins.
“This did not compromise and will not compromise at all, 1%, which must be done to ensure that we are ready,” said Rollins Digital Fox News Friday.
According to a Politico report.
Forest firefighters were largely exempt from buyouts and a federal hiring freezing, but the leaders of the blue state say that the president Donald TrumpSlash-And-Burn’s approach reduces key support staff.
The American Secretary of Agriculture, Brooke Rollins, and the interior secretary, Doug Burnum, signed a memo (Reuters / Ringo Chiu)
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“”The reality is that Trump decimated the US Forest Service, “said senator Patty Murray, D-Wash., In May press conference. “Almost all employees of the forest service support fire operations in a certain title.”
Many workers who have left held red boxes, which means that they have special training to fight fires or “provide essential support on the front line to fire fighting teams,” Senator Jeff Merkley said Democrat.
But Rollins said that the Biden administration had wasted taxpayers’ funds on unbearable and irresponsible hiring of people who “really had no description of the job”.
“It was in the hundreds of hundreds-in the thousands of hires that took place just at the forest service in the last administration,” she said, adding that the service becomes “leaner” but no less efficient.
Rollins said that the Biden administration hired thousands of forest service employees who “really had no position description”. (Jacquelyn Martin / AP)
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Rollins and US Interior Secretary Doug Burgum signed a service note on May 20 reporting Response from forest fires strategy. He calls for the elimination of obstacles and “unnecessary procedures” to ensure a rapid response when forest fires threaten life and goods.
The Memo Also offers the forest service to examine the impact of “voluntary departures” on fire-fighting workforce and to propose a plan to “remedy critical vacancies”.
Non-to-to-have staff should also be deployed to support front-line firefighters as the activity of forest fires increases, allowing force “more robust and more intentional and more efficient as we enter this season,” said Rollins.
“But we are not going to waste the dollars of taxpayers as we have seen in the past,” she said.
Forest fires have already burned more than a million acres across the country so far this year, according to the National Interagency Fire Center. The prospects of the center show higher temperatures and dry conditions than typical in a large part of the West this summer.
“Our prayer is that it will not really happen, that it will be lighter than usual, but the indicators show that it can be a heavy shooting season,” said Rollins.
The firefighters ride a ridge to fight the Lilas fire on January 21, 2025 in the County of San Diego, California. Forest fires have already burned over a million acres this year in the United States. (AP/Jae C. Hong)
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She added that she is confident that the Americans will see “an unprecedented level of coordination” among federal, state and local governments as summer progresses.
“There is no compromise [on] Have the most prepared and the most effective [firefighters]”Said Rollins.” And we will do everything possible to make sure they have all the tools they need to succeed this season. “
