The Oregon Department of Forestry paid $366,053 to the U.S. Forest Service for something called 'USDA FOREST SERVICE COUGER PEAK' but the contract description is too vague to understand what taxpayers received for this substantial amount. It's unclear why Oregon would pay the federal government for forestry services when the state has its own forestry department.
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