Trails

Articles tagged trails from federal, state, and local government meetings across the U.S.

See how Trails moves through American government. Citizen Portal aggregates every meeting, resolution, bill, and public statement tagged with trails across federal, state, and local jurisdictions, pulled directly from official transcripts and voting records. New coverage lands here as source meetings are published — no editorial spin, no aggregator bias, just what happened and who said what.

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Trails Outreach

Bike Utah outreach shows resident support for more trails but warns against tourism‑focused routes

Bike Utah presented a community outreach report showing most survey respondents favor expanded trails to improve local mobility, but residents repeatedly urged that new routes prioritize privacy, limit visitor promotion and avoid routing through private yards or sensitive park areas.

Springdale Nov 11, 2026

Trails Infrastructure

Retaining wall monitoring and Great Sauk State Trail updates before Sauk County Land Resources and Extension Committee

The Sauk County Land Resources and Extension Committee is scheduled to review updates on the Great Sauk State Trail, including retaining wall monitoring at 580 Water Street in Prairie du Sac, plus related conservation and intergovernmental items at its Nov. 12, 2026 meeting in Baraboo.

Sauk CountyNov 12, 2026

Trails

Kelsey Phillips outlines Lolo Hills and Woody Mountain trail proposals ahead of Dec. 1 approval vote

Presenter Kelsey Phillips described two trail projects proposed for bond funding — a 1.2-mile lollipop trail in Lolo and a 0.7-mile trail up Woody Mountain — and said the county will run legal ads Nov. 17 and Nov. 24 ahead of an approval resolution on Dec. 1.

Missoula CountyNov 10, 2026

Transportation

Council asked to approve up to $46,590 for design of Heart of Iowa Trail extensions; $255,600 federal construction funds awarded

CIRTPA approved $255,600 in federal TAP construction funds for trail connections to the Heart of Iowa Trail. Public Works recommends awarding engineering and easement design to Bolton & Menk for a fee not to exceed $46,590; two other firms proposed higher fees (V&K $52,500; WHKS $73,500). Bolton & Menk anticipates a December 2027 DOT bid letting and 2028 construction.

Huxley CityNov 10, 2026

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