County officials secure $176,000 grant for shooting range improvements

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Daggett County is set to enhance its outdoor recreational facilities following the approval of a $176,000 grant aimed at improving the local shooting range and related amenities. During the Daggett County Commission meeting on May 20, 2025, officials discussed the allocation of funds for various upgrades, including the construction of a restroom, a picnic pavilion, and enhancements to the pistol and rifle ranges.

The grant, which is part of a larger project budgeted at approximately $560,000, will also fund the installation of sidewalks to ensure ADA compliance, lighting for the trap range, and the addition of bridal paths in parking areas. The project is expected to commence on June 6, 2025, pending the signing of contracts with the Utah Department of Outdoor Recreation.
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Commissioners confirmed that the funding includes a 20% cash match requirement, which has been met through a combination of budgeted funds and volunteer contributions. The discussions highlighted the importance of community involvement, with over $80,000 in volunteer labor and equipment already committed to the project.

In addition to the main grant, the commission reviewed the financial details, ensuring that all necessary funds are in place to support the project’s completion by September 30, 2027. The meeting underscored the county's commitment to enhancing recreational opportunities for residents and visitors alike, fostering a more inclusive and accessible outdoor environment.

Converted from Daggett County Commission Meeting - May 20 2025 Commission Mtg Audio 3 Of 5 meeting on May 20, 2025
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