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OHV program to hire seasonal worker, form mechanized trail crew and launch safety outreach
Summary
OHV Program Manager Wade Allinson said the program will hire a seasonal employee for trail counters, base a mechanized crew in Richfield for fire-damaged trails, roll out safety courses, and run an outreach campaign on unregistered e-motorcycles in March–April.
OHV Program Manager Wade Allinson outlined operational steps to support trail maintenance and user safety. He said the program is hiring a seasonal worker to read trail counters along the Paiute ATV trail and will base a new mechanized trail crew in Richfield to repair fire-damaged trails on Monroe Mountain, Arapene and Paiute systems.
Allinson also described upcoming in-person side-by-side and motorcycle safety training courses — including a Carbon County class that will provide full‑face helmets — and a public-education campaign launching in March and April to clarify that unregistered e-motorcycles (for example, certain Sur‑ron models) are subject to OHV laws even when operated on city pavement.
