Advocacy Update: Getting Down to Business
Parks & Recreation › Vol. 43 Nbr. 1, January 2008
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Summary
Programs that are especially important to NRPA and the park and recreation community, including recreational trails and enhancements, could be vulnerable to attack if gas tax revenue continues to decline and the highway lobby moves aggressively to stop the flow of those dollars to anything other than traditional road building.
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Advocacy Update: Getting Down to Business
As this edition of Parks & Recreation arrives in mailboxes across the country, the 110th Congress has completed its first session. This Congress will be noted for several historic events, including election of the first female speaker of the House and the highest number of recorded votes (more than 1,000) in a one-year session in the House. It will be remembered in part f...
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