Arizona county would get federal land to create services and support for veterans.
A new bill would require the federal government to give about 233 acres of land in the Tonto National Forest to Gila County, Arizona. The county would have to use this land only to serve and support veterans. While the land itself would be free, the county would need to pay all costs related to the transfer.
Today, about 233 acres of land in Arizona's Tonto National Forest are owned and managed by the federal government through the Forest Service. If this bill becomes law, Gila County, Arizona, would gain ownership of this land, but only if it commits to using the property exclusively for veteran services and covers all transfer costs.
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