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Weed Clearing Restores Access and Guides Infrastructure Repairs in Libby

  • Local Champion: Libby Parks District
  • Date Funded: June 29, 2026
  • Grant Amount: $3,300

Libby’s Pioneer Park and Ski Dale Park are overgrown with weeds, limiting access and obscuring infrastructure in need of repair. One Libby Parks District staffer had a solution in hand, so he reached out to LOR for support. LOR’s funding will help the Libby Parks District hire a maintenance company to clear and treat weed overgrowth at both Pioneer and Ski Dale. The contractor will conduct an initial clearing followed by seasonal maintenance visits, reducing tall-grass hazards for park users and ensuring the district can accurately scope repair needs in both parks.

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