Tara Crace advocates bill to enhance equestrian visibility and community safety
March 13, 2025 | Local Government & Housing, Standing Committees, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Colorado
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Crace highlighted that increased visibility of equestrian activities can foster better communication between equestrians and other trail and road users, ultimately enhancing safety for all. She shared personal experiences from her 35 years in the community, noting the positive impact horses have on children, including those with communication challenges. Crace's testimony underscored the potential benefits of the bill, which aims to create resources that help identify where equestrian activities are prevalent, thereby engaging more community members.
The committee's discussions reflect a growing recognition of the role that equestrian programs play in community development and youth engagement. As the bill progresses, it is expected to facilitate greater interaction between equestrians and the public, promoting safety and community growth.
The meeting also included additional testimonies, with further discussions anticipated in future sessions. The outcomes of this bill could significantly influence how equestrian activities are integrated into Colorado's urban and suburban landscapes, fostering a more inclusive environment for all residents.
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