Zion National Park Recovery and Maintenance
Sector: Government • Location: Utah, United States
Source: KPCW
Following a 43-day federal government shutdown, Zion National Park is beginning a long recovery process to assess and address damage caused during the shutdown. The park lost an estimated $1.7 million in fee revenue during October, which funds critical operations such as shuttle service, trail maintenance, resource protection, and visitor safety.
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Description | Following a 43-day federal government shutdown, Zion National Park is beginning a long recovery process to assess and address damage caused during the shutdown. The park lost an estimated $1.7 million in fee revenue during October, which funds critical operations such as shuttle service, trail maintenance, resource protection, and visitor safety. |
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