New Members Sought for Alaska Snowmobile Trails Advisory Council

   01.28.13

New Members Sought for Alaska Snowmobile Trails Advisory Council

The Division of Parks and Outdoor Recreation is inviting interested parties to apply for four vacancies on the Snowmobile Trails Advisory Council (SnowTRAC). One of the vacant positions represents the Kenai Peninsula, Valdez and Prince William Sound; one represents the Mat-Su Valley/Copper River Basin; and two represent the Fairbanks area. The term for these positions will begin March 1, 2013 and expire March 1, 2016.

SnowTRAC board members assist the division director by providing a diverse and informed analysis of grant proposals and by making funding recommendations for the Snowmobile Trails Grant Program. This statewide grant program provides reimbursable, matching grant funds for trail easement acquisition, development and maintenance of trails and trail-related facilities for snowmobile use. The division is seeking individuals with special knowledge, experience, and interest in snowmobile use and in grant-funded programs. Board members serve a three-year term participating in meetings or teleconferences a minimum of once a year or as necessary.

To be considered for an appointment to the SnowTRAC, please submit a letter of interest that describes your professional background and snowmobile interests, experience, and knowledge, a current resume and three professional references. Your information can be emailed to Darcy Harris, the State Trails Program.

Coordinator, or standard mail at 550 W. 7th Avenue, Suite 1380, Anchorage, AK 99501, no later than February 15, 2013 at 5 p.m. Faxed materials can be sent to 907-269-8907. For additional information regarding SnowTRAC or the Snowmobile Trails Program, contact Darcy by phone at 907-269-8699.

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The Alaska Department of Natural Resources is a department within the government of Alaska. The Department of Natural Resources develops, conserves and enhances natural resources for present and future Alaskans.

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