The new-ish town of Keystone is taking home $40,000 from the state to keep people safe — and keep bears alive. The town’s award pays for new bear-resistant trash cans and enclosures required by a newly passed town ordinance. “Human-bear conflict measures cannot be successful without collaboration between local communities, wildlife managers and individuals,” CPW Grant Manager Travis Long said in a statement. The Town of Eagle won $39,000 for bear-resistant trash cans at parks and other public places, which, like Keystone, are also required by a new ordinance. Eagle County School District won $103,000 for bear-resistant trash cans at 21 school campuses between Eagle and Gypsum.