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Board backs Wapsipinicon Snowmobile Association’s grant to replace aging trail groomer
Summary
The board adopted Resolution 26-81 to support the Wapsipinicon Snowmobile Association’s RTP grant application to replace a 2008 John Deere groomer; the resolution notes the club grooms roughly 140 miles of trails and the grant requires a 10% match.
The Buchanan County Board of Supervisors on Aug. 3 adopted Resolution 26-81 expressing support for the Wapsipinicon Snowmobile Association’s application for a Recreational Trails Program (RTP) grant to upgrade its trail groomer.
Auditor Kris Wilgenbusch presented the letter and resolution; the board approved the support letter after Wilgenbusch reprinted it to correct a typographical formatting issue identified during review. The resolution notes that the WSA "maintains and grooms approximately 140 miles of snowmobile trails across public and private lands within Buchanan County" and seeks to replace a 2008 John Deere model that now requires more intensive maintenance.
The resolution states the groomer upgrade would support local recreation and regional economic impact and that the WSA will provide a required 10% club match for the RTP grant. The board voted to adopt the resolution and approved the corrected support letter.
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