The Fire Safe Electrical Corridors Act of 2025 empowers the Secretary of Agriculture and the Secretary of the Interior to permit electrical utilities to cut and remove trees or other vegetation around power lines on specific federal lands. This authority applies to National Forest System lands and lands managed by the Bureau of Land Management , aiming to enhance safety and reduce fire risks. Crucially, this removal can be authorized through a special use permit or easement without requiring a separate timber sale , streamlining the process. However, such activities must remain consistent with applicable land and resource management plans and other environmental laws. If an electrical utility chooses to sell any removed material, the bill mandates that the proceeds from the sale , after deducting transportation costs, must be provided to the Secretary concerned. The bill clarifies that utilities are not obligated to sell the removed materials, but if they do, the revenue sharing provision applies.