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Council halves Steward Moab Trail Ambassador request, funds education-only program for one year

Off-Highway Vehicle Advisory Council, Division of Outdoor Recreation · June 17, 2026
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Summary

After debate over administrative costs, the council approved 50% funding ($161,992) for Steward Moab’s OHV Trail Ambassador program for one year, excluding the proposed engagement coordinator position.

Steward Moab’s transition of the OHV Trail Ambassador program to a 501(c)(3) drew council scrutiny over its $324,000 two‑year request and personnel line items. Anna Sprout outlined the program’s education, "Learn to Earn" stickers and stewardship kits and emphasized continuity with prior county‑run efforts.

Council members pressed for cost reductions and alternative funding sources. Eric Nelson moved to fund the program at 50% for one year "specifically for education and ambassadors, excluding the engagement position," a motion seconded by Brody Johnson that passed. Staff directed Steward Moab to pursue additional local matches and report on fundraising progress.