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2011 Snowmobiles......They're Ready!
Believe it or not, the 2011 Snowmobiles are all ready for you to see.
And the Sneak Peek is coming to an area near you!
March 5-6 Colebrook, NH March 12-14 W. Yellowstone
March 12-14 Old Forge, NY March 17 Denver, CO
March 19-21 Lake Geneva, WI March 22 Layton, UT
March 23 Grand Rapids, MI March 25-28 Jackson Hole
March 26 Novi, MI March 31 Boise, ID
March 29 Manchester, NH April 6 Tacoma, WA
March 31 Syracuse, NY April 8 Spokane, WA
April 1 Buffalo, NY April 13 Fargo, ND
April 5 Minneapolis, MN
April 7 Green Bay, WI
April 8 Stevens Point, WI
April 15 Duluth, MN
For additional Information on locations and times, click:
www.snowmobilers.org.
2011 Budget
President Obama released his proposed budget for Fiscal Year 2011
earlier this month.
The budget for the Park Service was cut -- the BLM and the Forest
Service budgets are both targeted to see a slight increase. However, in
the Forest Service Capital Improvement and Maintenance Program, the
line item that funds road and trail maintenance was reduced 21% -- $117
Million, while increasing federal land acquisition by $119 Million.
Congress will debate the proposed budget in the months to come.
Yellowstone.......again.
It's been well over a decade of controversy in Yellowstone National
Park and the battle continues. Thanks to the dedication and passion of
snowmobilers across the country, snowmobiles are still a mode of
transportation in the Park.
The National Park Service is beginning to work on a permanent set of
rules. The NPS will hold public scoping meetings in Idaho, Montana
Wyoming and DC starting next week.
For meeting information, click:
http://snowmobilers.org/docs/005_Scoping_For_new_Long-Term_Winter
_Use_Plan_Begins.pdf
Join Us In Washington, D.C. in April
Join us at our 10th Annual Fly-In, April 18-20, as we storm Capitol
Hill.
In addition to ACSA meetings, we will meet with many leaders of the
federal land agencies and our partners for updates on issues that impact
us. We will then schedule meetings for you with each of your
Congressmen and Senators.
The list of items and issues that will face the snowmobile community
is the 2011 Budget, Numerous Wilderness Bills, Congressional Oversight
Hearings of the federal land agencies, and the new Forest Service
Planning Rule just to mention a few.
It is a great time for you to join us -- click here for registration
information, www.snowmobilers.org
Sam's Club
Sam's Club has partnerned with the American Council of
Snowmobile Associations. Click here to download a $10 coupon that can
be used if you are a member -- and it can also be used to become a
member.
Coupons are good for both Business Members,
http://snowmobilers.org/docs/Sams_Club_10_coupon_%20ACSA_busines
s_membership.pdf and Individual Members,
http://snowmobilers.org/docs/Sams_Club_10_coupon_%20ACSA_individu
al_membership.pdf
Believe it or not, the 2011 Snowmobiles are all ready for you to see.
And the Sneak Peek is coming to an area near you!
March 5-6 Colebrook, NH March 12-14 W. Yellowstone
March 12-14 Old Forge, NY March 17 Denver, CO
March 19-21 Lake Geneva, WI March 22 Layton, UT
March 23 Grand Rapids, MI March 25-28 Jackson Hole
March 26 Novi, MI March 31 Boise, ID
March 29 Manchester, NH April 6 Tacoma, WA
March 31 Syracuse, NY April 8 Spokane, WA
April 1 Buffalo, NY April 13 Fargo, ND
April 5 Minneapolis, MN
April 7 Green Bay, WI
April 8 Stevens Point, WI
April 15 Duluth, MN
For additional Information on locations and times, click:
www.snowmobilers.org.
2011 Budget
President Obama released his proposed budget for Fiscal Year 2011
earlier this month.
The budget for the Park Service was cut -- the BLM and the Forest
Service budgets are both targeted to see a slight increase. However, in
the Forest Service Capital Improvement and Maintenance Program, the
line item that funds road and trail maintenance was reduced 21% -- $117
Million, while increasing federal land acquisition by $119 Million.
Congress will debate the proposed budget in the months to come.
Yellowstone.......again.
It's been well over a decade of controversy in Yellowstone National
Park and the battle continues. Thanks to the dedication and passion of
snowmobilers across the country, snowmobiles are still a mode of
transportation in the Park.
The National Park Service is beginning to work on a permanent set of
rules. The NPS will hold public scoping meetings in Idaho, Montana
Wyoming and DC starting next week.
For meeting information, click:
http://snowmobilers.org/docs/005_Scoping_For_new_Long-Term_Winter
_Use_Plan_Begins.pdf
Join Us In Washington, D.C. in April
Join us at our 10th Annual Fly-In, April 18-20, as we storm Capitol
Hill.
In addition to ACSA meetings, we will meet with many leaders of the
federal land agencies and our partners for updates on issues that impact
us. We will then schedule meetings for you with each of your
Congressmen and Senators.
The list of items and issues that will face the snowmobile community
is the 2011 Budget, Numerous Wilderness Bills, Congressional Oversight
Hearings of the federal land agencies, and the new Forest Service
Planning Rule just to mention a few.
It is a great time for you to join us -- click here for registration
information, www.snowmobilers.org
Sam's Club
Sam's Club has partnerned with the American Council of
Snowmobile Associations. Click here to download a $10 coupon that can
be used if you are a member -- and it can also be used to become a
member.
Coupons are good for both Business Members,
http://snowmobilers.org/docs/Sams_Club_10_coupon_%20ACSA_busines
s_membership.pdf and Individual Members,
http://snowmobilers.org/docs/Sams_Club_10_coupon_%20ACSA_individu
al_membership.pdf
