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The bill would create a federal grant program to help communities invest in wildfire prevention and resilience measures, such as forest management and building protections. It would also establish a pilot program to help reduce insurance premium costs for people and businesses in wildfire-prone areas. These programs aim to make it more affordable for property owners to protect themselves against wildfires while encouraging communities to take preventive steps.
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