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House Tourism & Recreation Committee Holds March 19 Info Meeting On PA Parks & Forests Foundation Infrastructure Needs Report

The House Tourism and Recreational Development Committee is scheduled to hold an informational meeting on March 19 to hear a presentation from the PA Parks and Forests Foundation on their 2018 infrastructure repair needs report.

On January 28, the Parks and Forests Foundation released the “The Legacy of Pennsylvania Parks and Forests: The Future is in Our Hands” report documenting the need for hundreds of millions of dollars in maintenance and replacement work to keep state parks and forests safe and accessible to the public.

In her House and Senate budget hearings, DCNR Secretary Cindy Adams Dunn has said there is a $1 billion backlog of maintenance projects in parks and forests.

The meeting will be held in Room 205 of the Ryan Office Building starting at 9:00.  Committee meetings are typically webcast through the House Republican Caucus website.

Rep. David Millard (R-Columbia) serves as Majority Chair of the Committee and can be contacted by calling 717-783-1102 or send email to: dmillard@pahousegop.com.  Rep. Mark Longietti (D-Mercer) serves as Minority Chair of the Committee and can be contacted by calling 717-772-4035 or send email to: mlongiet@pahouse.net.

NewsClips:

WITF Smart Talk: Recreation Gets Funding Commitment, Carbon Credits For Woodlands?

DCNR Promotes Restore Pennsylvania At Delaware, Washington Crossing Parks

Study: Presque Isle State Park Needs $50 Million In Improvements

Related Stories:

Pennsylvanians Urged To Help Preserve The Legacy Of PA’s State Parks & Forests

Senators Question Use Of Project Funds To Pay Agency Operating Costs, Sustainability Of DCNR Funding Choices

DCNR Touts Restore PA Bond Proposal As The Only Plan That Can Truly Address State’s Infrastructure Needs

DCNR Good Natured Blog: A Plan To Restore Pennsylvania

[Posted: March 7, 2019]


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