NATIONAL Title III Info
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Title III of the Secure Rural Schools and Community Self-Determination Act of 2000 (PL 106-393) is intended to foster creativity and innovation in the selection of projects by Counties within six specified categories: Search, rescue and emergency services on federal lands; community service work camps for federal lands; easement purchases; forest related educational opportunities; fire prevention and county planning; and community forestry. Counties have broad authority to design and select projects within these six categories, and that authority is not encumbered by the imposition of burdensome regulatory procedures. Counties are provided control of funds and the option to direct the funds for use on either Title II or Title III projects (Title II is described elsewhere in this website). This experimental program will be reviewed by Congress in 2006 to determine whether it has been a success.
Title III project tracking forms record information about each county project and include information that Congress will use to determine if Title III has been successful. Counties in 42 states are eligible to participate in Title III. If there is a tree icon next to the name of a state below, then one or more counties in that state have registered and are using the Title III project tracking forms. To view information compiled nationally about Title III projects, click under the "Charted Results" section on the right side of this page, or for a national listing of all projects recorded by all participating counties, click under "Project Details." To limit your review to projects in a single state, click below on the tree icon next to the state of interest. |
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