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Recreational Trails Program |
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The Recreational Trails
Program (RTP) provides reimbursable, matching funds to develop and maintain
recreational trails and trail-related facilities for both non-motorized
and motorized recreational trail uses. The RTP program also provides funds
for trail related environmental protection, safety and educational projects.
The Outdoor Recreation and Trails Advisory Board (ORTAB) is responsible for reviewing and recommending funding for the Recreational Trails Program. For additional information regarding ORTAB visit the following web site: ORTAB If you are interested in applying for a Recreational Trails Program grant, please review the program instructions and application form, which are located below. For additional questions please contact the following:
Annual Program Schedule
Grant Applications Instructions for Applying
You must have Acrobat Reader 9 to enter information into the on-line application. Please download the lastest version of Adobe Reader before you begin. (Both applications are large files, please notify Bill Luck if you can not open) On-Line Application for Safety and Educational Projects Application for Safety and Educational Projects On-Line Application for Development, Maintenance, Acquisition and Assessment Projects Application for Trail Developement, Maintenance, Acquisition and Assessment Projects
Grant Reporting Documents: Progress Reporting Instructions
Progress Report Form
Accounting & Financial Instruction
Reimbursement and Match Form
Budget Form
See a list of awarded grants for:
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Grants Links Grants Home Forest Legacy Program Certified Local Government Program Development Project Grants Land and Water Conservation Fund Recreational Trails Program Snowmobile Trails Program Alaska Trails Initiative Coastal Wetlands |
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Last updated on Thursday, 08-Oct-2009 09:11:22 AKDT.
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