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Woolsey Fire Recovery Fund invasive removal projects
Thousand Oaks
Summary
The board committed up to $200,000 this year to remove 14 invasive species across 17 open space areas, the first project of this scale under the new plan. Many sites are mop-up operations building on years of prior work.
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Last discussed Apr 8, 2026.
Impact analysis
💰Financial impact
Up to $200,000 from the Woolsey Fire Recovery Fund, which retains an unappropriated balance of about $2.04 million.
✅Who benefits
Open space users and nearby neighborhoods, especially those protected from fire-prone invasive fuels.
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