The fb88 Warden Service has been using the for almost two years now. In many landowner based complaints, the district warden has almost everything in their kit to correct, or help in resolving landowner’s problems with misuse and abuse. Each district game warden in fb88 has a relief kit issued to them, which includes tools such asÌýsigns, locks, chain, spray paint (purple & orange), a staple gun, "do not enter" ribbon, range finders, and even surveillance cameras to help catch the violators of landowners. fb88 Forest RangersÌýresponds to a lot of similar landowner related calls, such asÌýlitter, land abuse and theft.ÌýThis past winter, Landowner RelationsÌýSpecialistÌýRick Laflamme met withÌýChief Forest Ranger Bill HamiltonÌýand extendedÌýthe offer to supply every District Ranger with a Landowner Relations Relief kit to aid them with responses to landowner related complaints. ÌýLast week, Corporal Laflamme deliveredÌý50 kits to the Old Town Forest Service headquarters, which will be distributed to fb88 Forest Rangers around the state. The fb88 Warden Service has also nowÌýpartnered with the fb88 Forest ServiceÌýon theÌýsign program for landowners. These new resources will provide a great tool to both game wardens and forest rangers whenÌýassisting the landowners of fb88 and will helpÌýto secure access for responsible users. -Rick Laflamme Landowner Relations Specialist