TOWN MEETING VOTES IN STEWARTSTOWN, PITTSBURG AND COLEBROOK...MARCH 12, 2019
Tonight's votes regarding road closure
Stewartstown 92-26 to keep roads open, but tabled for now
Pittsburg 165-54 to keep roads open
Colebrook 270-52 to keep roads open
R E S P E C T.... THAT IS WHAT IT MEANS TO BE!!!!
RESPECT THE TRAILS, ITS A PRIVLEGE!
THANK YOU TO ALL WHO WORKED HARD TO GET THE WORD OUT, THANK YOU TO ALL WHO ATTENDED AND VOTED!
IMPERATIVE TO READ AND UNDERSTAND HB 592....
Does not effect road crossings or Class VI roads designated as trails...
https://legiscan.com/NH/text/HB592/id/1850525
From NHOHVA Executive Committee...
With the overwhelming support to pass HB592 Age bill we are asking for your input on whether to compromise with proposed amendment to the legislation. The options are;
1. Set an age of 21 for the accompanied adult. Berlin has implemented this with success as testified on Feb 26th.
2. A second compromise would be to require two adults, One in front and one behind an unlicensed rider(s) on the roads.
Please discuss with your club and respond ASAP with your thoughts and suggestions.
Thank you
NHOHVA Executive Committee
Legislative Update 3/5/2019
HB 498 – Bill to close Class V roads
Transportation Committee voted 16-3 for Inexpedient to Legislate which means they voted to kill it. But it still must go to the full House.
HB 592 – Age Bill
As expected the Transportation Committee voted to pass 15 – 4 which is higher than we expected. It will be on the House floor next week. Given the nature of the committee vote, we don’t think there will be any chance of flipping it here. Please keep contacting your Senators to oppose HB 592.
http://gencourt.state.nh.us/Senate/members/wml.aspx
The House Resources, Recreation and Development Committee will meet this week for a work session to discuss HB683, HB591, HB660 and vote during Executive Session next week.
We will keep you posted, Keep up the great support!
NHOHVA Executive Committee
THIS IS A GREAT EXPLANTION OF PROPOSED BILLS, WRITTEN BY MEGHAN KING OF NH ATV...
More than you thought you'd ever want to know about upcoming legislation regarding OHRVs:
HB 498-FN Prohibiting OHRV operation on class v ways --> this bill would potentially close all class 5 roads to OHRVs state wide
Rep. Wayne Moynihan
http://gencourt.state.nh.us/bill_status/billText.aspx…
HB 592 Relative to OHRV operation and license. --->> this bill would protential keep families from riding together and would no longer honor the children over 12 who take the class through fish and game to get certified.
Rep. Wayne Moynihan
http://gencourt.state.nh.us/bill_status/billText.aspx…
HB 683-FN An act relative to the rights of property owners abutting certain highways and rail trails --> While increasing certain fines should be completely supported to encourage proper trail use, no off trail, etc. The devil is in the details of the bill: this Bill changes the maximum DOWN from the Federal and Manufacturers standard of 96 to 82 decibels for noise, again causing you to purchase an after market stealth exhaust.
https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url…
HB 699-FN An Act relative to discounts for OHRV and snowmobile registration --> this would dismantle NHOHVA and the Snowmobile Association, without these groups we would not be made aware of these legislation or have someone on behalf of the OHRV sports fighting for our rights as ATVers
Rep. James Spillane
http://gencourt.state.nh.us/bill_status/billText.aspx…
HB 660 Relative to studying the economic and other impacts of OHRV use in NH --> Economic study is essential, however there are much more affordable ways to do this. A neutral party would be necessary to do this study, like Plymouth State College, as a student project. Wise spending should take place in all aspects of the Government.
Rep. Wayne Moynihan
http://gencourt.state.nh.us/bill_status/billText.aspx…
HB 591 Amending the laws governing OHRVs and snowmobiles. --> This law also brings up no noise above 82 decibels, primarily referring to snomobiles
http://gencourt.state.nh.us/bill_status/billText.aspx…
HB630 Increasing certain fines for OHRV and snowmobile operation violations --> Increases are a necessary evil to encourage safe and encourage proper trail use.
Rep. Wayne Moynihan
http://gencourt.state.nh.us/bill_status/billText.aspx…
WHO TO CONTACT: This is the gentleman who proposed most of the legislation: https://openstates.org/…/wayne-t-moynihan-2UDBP1Afn1CCtg9…/…
ALSO CONTACT REPS FROM YOUR DISTRICT TO ASK THEM TO VOTE AGAINST THE BILLS YOU DO NOT SUPPORT!
IMPORTANT INFORMATION REGARDING UPCOMING BILLS PLEASE READ!!!
PLEASE HELP SAVE OHRV RIDING IN NH!!!
The following proposed bills will drastically change the FUTURE of OHRV
riding in N.H. We ask that all residents and businesses of N.H. to please
call your local Representatives and encourage them to Oppose and
Support the following Bills.
Please use courtesy when communicating with them as it is a reflection
upon our sport. We need everyone’s help to keep the future alive. Call,
Write and interact with your local representatives, then attend the
hearings to show a united force to maintain the current use and economic
impact that has come with this viable NH recreational interest!
NHOHVA Opposes
HB 498-FN Prohibiting OHRV operation on class v ways
Rep. Wayne Moynihan
http://gencourt.state.nh.us/bill_status/billText.aspx?sy=2019&id=48&txtFormat=html
HB 592 Relative to OHRV operation and license.
Rep. Wayne Moynihan
http://gencourt.state.nh.us/bill_status/billText.aspx?sy=2019&id=630&txtFormat=html
HB 683-FN An act relative to the rights of property owners abutting certain highways and rail trails
https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=http-3A__gencourt.state.nh.us_bill-5Fstatus_billText.aspx-3Fsy-3D2019-26id-3D772-26txtFormat-3Dhtml&d=DwIFaQ&c=euGZstcaTDllvimEN8b7jXrwqOf-v5A_CdpgnVfiiMM&r=lxfOQHJzoD-iJ-kh87ZVeovDY10OoY4ilWbiXP3iqxk&m=Ubl4yUwH7a4E2EH9sdgE1365MiK6MFSUxywN_VPagj0&s=QfsivY5fvNIKB4j8ebINVL4u9xPxCYEb1NjjnN9iww0&e=
HB 699-FN An Act relative to discounts for OHRV and snowmobile registration
Rep. James Spillane
http://gencourt.state.nh.us/bill_status/billText.aspx?sy=2019&id=189&txtFormat=html
NHOHVA Supports
HB630 Increasing certain fines for OHRV and snowmobile operation violations
Rep. Wayne Moynihan
http://gencourt.state.nh.us/bill_status/billText.aspx?sy=2019&id=734&txtFormat=html
HB 660 Relative to studying the economic and other impacts of OHRV use in NH
Rep. Wayne Moynihan
http://gencourt.state.nh.us/bill_status/billText.aspx?sy=2019&id=776&txtFormat=html
NHOHVA Supports most but not all items
HB 591 Amending the laws governing OHRVs and snowmobiles. http://gencourt.state.nh.us/bill_status/billText.aspx?sy=2019&id=629&txtFormat=html
JANUARY 26, 2019 8TH NCATV/NHATV WINTERFEST POKER RUN RESULTS
NCATV AND NH ATV would like to sincerely say thank you to each and every person who participated in our 8th Annual Winterfest Poker Run this past Saturday.
Our appreciation is extended to Stratford Public School, they welcomed our event to take place on their grounds, in their cafeteria and gymnasium. We are very grateful to the two special ladies, Tonya and Deb, who work in the school cafeteria. They both managed to serve up a wonderful BBQ lunch menu for all participants. These two women were essential, and rose above and beyond in providing lunch to such a great number of people.
NCATV/NH ATV want to say thank you to Kathy Labatte for helping with raffle tickets, merchandise and memberships. Thank you to Cindy Perry, Heather Perry and Fitzy for assisting Ron Perry in registration. The list of gratitude also goes out to all the groomer operators, Rolf Wallace, Bill Noons, Ted Burns and Pete Small. They went out and literally paved the way to allow this Poker Run to happen. Special thanks to Otto Whalen, who assisted with parking and Archie watching over trouble areas, assisting anyone he could. Not only did we have great volunteers we had great participation in making this event a great one. Second year in a row Bryan Hadlock was there and provided NH F&G Digests.
After the initial Poker Run event, a bonfire and fireworks (donated by both NCATV and NH ATV) took place at Connolly Cabins and Campground. Thank you to Perras Ace Hardware for the donation of pallets. Thank you to Mike Estrella and Andrew Estrella for setting off the fireworks.
On Friday night NH ATV held a Meet & Greet in the Stratford Nighthawk's Clubhouse. Free pizza was available as everyone gathered to greet old friends and to meet new faces. Both NH ATV & NCATV would like to thank Stratford Nighthawk's for letting us use the clubhouse for this get together. The Meet & Greet is always a great ice breaker (no pun intended)
to kick off the weekend activities.
After dinner, raffles were drawn. A list of winners are as follows...
George Cook, 50/50 winner
Rich Corriveau, Big Rock Gift Certificate
Ryan Cook, Connolly Cabins Gift Certificate
Dave Lewis, H&K Gift Certificate
Dave Lewis, H&K Gift Certificate
Kate Lewis, NH ATV Sweat shirt
Kate Lewis, Nault shirt
Shawn Philbrick, Nault shirt
John Gray, sweat shirt
Ray, Simon, hat
After the raffles were completed, highest Poker Chips points determined the following winners.
1st Place, Scarlett Badger
2nd Place, Cameron Tetreault
3rd Place, Ryan Glodgett
4th Place, Tracey Roberts
5th Place, Lisa Thomas
6th Place, Diana Badger
7th Place, Lisa Glodgett
8th Place, Kina Ferreira
9th Place, Tommy Priest
10th Place, George Campbell
This year we tried something different. Each participant was given a card to be punched as they went to each stop. On their return, each participant presented their card. For each hole punched, they would then blindly pull a poker chip, each poker chip held a different value of points. Each participant had a different total. The highest total to the lowest determined the winners.
The list was called, the winners collected their winnings. It was determined a mistake had been made in the process. As the registration lists were rechecked, a few more people were recognized as winners as well and dully compensated.
The Winterfest was an adventure this year!! Ole Mother Nature threw a curve ball. Volunteers gave their time and did what they could to solve problem areas. As they say... The show must go on... With everyone pulling together, we were able to make this event a great success. With everyone's participation, from flyers to manpower, to a dry, warm... plenty of room venue... NCATV & NH ATV hoped you enjoyed this event.
ON BEHALF OF THE STATE-LINE RIDERS ATV CLUB, NORTH COUNTRY ATV RECEIVED A $500.00 DONATION. NCATV IS EXTREMELY APPRECIATIVE FOR THEIR GENEROUSITY AND THEIR CONTINUED EFFORTS SUPPORTING THE NCATV TRAIL SYSTEM. THANK YOU STATE-LINE RIDERS ATV CLUB!!
North Country ATV memberships run January 1st to December 31st. Yearly dues is $30 for single and family memberships. You can apply online, through our website. You can either purchase directly through our store, or download an application from the membership page and mail in. Below is NHOHVA's club portal to get immediate voucher needed for registration. This will also provide NCATV membership as well...
NEW NHOHVA PORTAL FOR VOUCHER
www.nhohva.org/MC930152540/north+country+atv+club
Tonight's votes regarding road closure
Stewartstown 92-26 to keep roads open, but tabled for now
Pittsburg 165-54 to keep roads open
Colebrook 270-52 to keep roads open
R E S P E C T.... THAT IS WHAT IT MEANS TO BE!!!!
RESPECT THE TRAILS, ITS A PRIVLEGE!
THANK YOU TO ALL WHO WORKED HARD TO GET THE WORD OUT, THANK YOU TO ALL WHO ATTENDED AND VOTED!
IMPERATIVE TO READ AND UNDERSTAND HB 592....
Does not effect road crossings or Class VI roads designated as trails...
https://legiscan.com/NH/text/HB592/id/1850525
From NHOHVA Executive Committee...
With the overwhelming support to pass HB592 Age bill we are asking for your input on whether to compromise with proposed amendment to the legislation. The options are;
1. Set an age of 21 for the accompanied adult. Berlin has implemented this with success as testified on Feb 26th.
2. A second compromise would be to require two adults, One in front and one behind an unlicensed rider(s) on the roads.
Please discuss with your club and respond ASAP with your thoughts and suggestions.
Thank you
NHOHVA Executive Committee
Legislative Update 3/5/2019
HB 498 – Bill to close Class V roads
Transportation Committee voted 16-3 for Inexpedient to Legislate which means they voted to kill it. But it still must go to the full House.
HB 592 – Age Bill
As expected the Transportation Committee voted to pass 15 – 4 which is higher than we expected. It will be on the House floor next week. Given the nature of the committee vote, we don’t think there will be any chance of flipping it here. Please keep contacting your Senators to oppose HB 592.
http://gencourt.state.nh.us/Senate/members/wml.aspx
The House Resources, Recreation and Development Committee will meet this week for a work session to discuss HB683, HB591, HB660 and vote during Executive Session next week.
We will keep you posted, Keep up the great support!
NHOHVA Executive Committee
THIS IS A GREAT EXPLANTION OF PROPOSED BILLS, WRITTEN BY MEGHAN KING OF NH ATV...
More than you thought you'd ever want to know about upcoming legislation regarding OHRVs:
HB 498-FN Prohibiting OHRV operation on class v ways --> this bill would potentially close all class 5 roads to OHRVs state wide
Rep. Wayne Moynihan
http://gencourt.state.nh.us/bill_status/billText.aspx…
HB 592 Relative to OHRV operation and license. --->> this bill would protential keep families from riding together and would no longer honor the children over 12 who take the class through fish and game to get certified.
Rep. Wayne Moynihan
http://gencourt.state.nh.us/bill_status/billText.aspx…
HB 683-FN An act relative to the rights of property owners abutting certain highways and rail trails --> While increasing certain fines should be completely supported to encourage proper trail use, no off trail, etc. The devil is in the details of the bill: this Bill changes the maximum DOWN from the Federal and Manufacturers standard of 96 to 82 decibels for noise, again causing you to purchase an after market stealth exhaust.
https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url…
HB 699-FN An Act relative to discounts for OHRV and snowmobile registration --> this would dismantle NHOHVA and the Snowmobile Association, without these groups we would not be made aware of these legislation or have someone on behalf of the OHRV sports fighting for our rights as ATVers
Rep. James Spillane
http://gencourt.state.nh.us/bill_status/billText.aspx…
HB 660 Relative to studying the economic and other impacts of OHRV use in NH --> Economic study is essential, however there are much more affordable ways to do this. A neutral party would be necessary to do this study, like Plymouth State College, as a student project. Wise spending should take place in all aspects of the Government.
Rep. Wayne Moynihan
http://gencourt.state.nh.us/bill_status/billText.aspx…
HB 591 Amending the laws governing OHRVs and snowmobiles. --> This law also brings up no noise above 82 decibels, primarily referring to snomobiles
http://gencourt.state.nh.us/bill_status/billText.aspx…
HB630 Increasing certain fines for OHRV and snowmobile operation violations --> Increases are a necessary evil to encourage safe and encourage proper trail use.
Rep. Wayne Moynihan
http://gencourt.state.nh.us/bill_status/billText.aspx…
WHO TO CONTACT: This is the gentleman who proposed most of the legislation: https://openstates.org/…/wayne-t-moynihan-2UDBP1Afn1CCtg9…/…
ALSO CONTACT REPS FROM YOUR DISTRICT TO ASK THEM TO VOTE AGAINST THE BILLS YOU DO NOT SUPPORT!
IMPORTANT INFORMATION REGARDING UPCOMING BILLS PLEASE READ!!!
PLEASE HELP SAVE OHRV RIDING IN NH!!!
The following proposed bills will drastically change the FUTURE of OHRV
riding in N.H. We ask that all residents and businesses of N.H. to please
call your local Representatives and encourage them to Oppose and
Support the following Bills.
Please use courtesy when communicating with them as it is a reflection
upon our sport. We need everyone’s help to keep the future alive. Call,
Write and interact with your local representatives, then attend the
hearings to show a united force to maintain the current use and economic
impact that has come with this viable NH recreational interest!
NHOHVA Opposes
HB 498-FN Prohibiting OHRV operation on class v ways
Rep. Wayne Moynihan
http://gencourt.state.nh.us/bill_status/billText.aspx?sy=2019&id=48&txtFormat=html
HB 592 Relative to OHRV operation and license.
Rep. Wayne Moynihan
http://gencourt.state.nh.us/bill_status/billText.aspx?sy=2019&id=630&txtFormat=html
HB 683-FN An act relative to the rights of property owners abutting certain highways and rail trails
https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=http-3A__gencourt.state.nh.us_bill-5Fstatus_billText.aspx-3Fsy-3D2019-26id-3D772-26txtFormat-3Dhtml&d=DwIFaQ&c=euGZstcaTDllvimEN8b7jXrwqOf-v5A_CdpgnVfiiMM&r=lxfOQHJzoD-iJ-kh87ZVeovDY10OoY4ilWbiXP3iqxk&m=Ubl4yUwH7a4E2EH9sdgE1365MiK6MFSUxywN_VPagj0&s=QfsivY5fvNIKB4j8ebINVL4u9xPxCYEb1NjjnN9iww0&e=
HB 699-FN An Act relative to discounts for OHRV and snowmobile registration
Rep. James Spillane
http://gencourt.state.nh.us/bill_status/billText.aspx?sy=2019&id=189&txtFormat=html
NHOHVA Supports
HB630 Increasing certain fines for OHRV and snowmobile operation violations
Rep. Wayne Moynihan
http://gencourt.state.nh.us/bill_status/billText.aspx?sy=2019&id=734&txtFormat=html
HB 660 Relative to studying the economic and other impacts of OHRV use in NH
Rep. Wayne Moynihan
http://gencourt.state.nh.us/bill_status/billText.aspx?sy=2019&id=776&txtFormat=html
NHOHVA Supports most but not all items
HB 591 Amending the laws governing OHRVs and snowmobiles. http://gencourt.state.nh.us/bill_status/billText.aspx?sy=2019&id=629&txtFormat=html
JANUARY 26, 2019 8TH NCATV/NHATV WINTERFEST POKER RUN RESULTS
NCATV AND NH ATV would like to sincerely say thank you to each and every person who participated in our 8th Annual Winterfest Poker Run this past Saturday.
Our appreciation is extended to Stratford Public School, they welcomed our event to take place on their grounds, in their cafeteria and gymnasium. We are very grateful to the two special ladies, Tonya and Deb, who work in the school cafeteria. They both managed to serve up a wonderful BBQ lunch menu for all participants. These two women were essential, and rose above and beyond in providing lunch to such a great number of people.
NCATV/NH ATV want to say thank you to Kathy Labatte for helping with raffle tickets, merchandise and memberships. Thank you to Cindy Perry, Heather Perry and Fitzy for assisting Ron Perry in registration. The list of gratitude also goes out to all the groomer operators, Rolf Wallace, Bill Noons, Ted Burns and Pete Small. They went out and literally paved the way to allow this Poker Run to happen. Special thanks to Otto Whalen, who assisted with parking and Archie watching over trouble areas, assisting anyone he could. Not only did we have great volunteers we had great participation in making this event a great one. Second year in a row Bryan Hadlock was there and provided NH F&G Digests.
After the initial Poker Run event, a bonfire and fireworks (donated by both NCATV and NH ATV) took place at Connolly Cabins and Campground. Thank you to Perras Ace Hardware for the donation of pallets. Thank you to Mike Estrella and Andrew Estrella for setting off the fireworks.
On Friday night NH ATV held a Meet & Greet in the Stratford Nighthawk's Clubhouse. Free pizza was available as everyone gathered to greet old friends and to meet new faces. Both NH ATV & NCATV would like to thank Stratford Nighthawk's for letting us use the clubhouse for this get together. The Meet & Greet is always a great ice breaker (no pun intended)
to kick off the weekend activities.
After dinner, raffles were drawn. A list of winners are as follows...
George Cook, 50/50 winner
Rich Corriveau, Big Rock Gift Certificate
Ryan Cook, Connolly Cabins Gift Certificate
Dave Lewis, H&K Gift Certificate
Dave Lewis, H&K Gift Certificate
Kate Lewis, NH ATV Sweat shirt
Kate Lewis, Nault shirt
Shawn Philbrick, Nault shirt
John Gray, sweat shirt
Ray, Simon, hat
After the raffles were completed, highest Poker Chips points determined the following winners.
1st Place, Scarlett Badger
2nd Place, Cameron Tetreault
3rd Place, Ryan Glodgett
4th Place, Tracey Roberts
5th Place, Lisa Thomas
6th Place, Diana Badger
7th Place, Lisa Glodgett
8th Place, Kina Ferreira
9th Place, Tommy Priest
10th Place, George Campbell
This year we tried something different. Each participant was given a card to be punched as they went to each stop. On their return, each participant presented their card. For each hole punched, they would then blindly pull a poker chip, each poker chip held a different value of points. Each participant had a different total. The highest total to the lowest determined the winners.
The list was called, the winners collected their winnings. It was determined a mistake had been made in the process. As the registration lists were rechecked, a few more people were recognized as winners as well and dully compensated.
The Winterfest was an adventure this year!! Ole Mother Nature threw a curve ball. Volunteers gave their time and did what they could to solve problem areas. As they say... The show must go on... With everyone pulling together, we were able to make this event a great success. With everyone's participation, from flyers to manpower, to a dry, warm... plenty of room venue... NCATV & NH ATV hoped you enjoyed this event.
ON BEHALF OF THE STATE-LINE RIDERS ATV CLUB, NORTH COUNTRY ATV RECEIVED A $500.00 DONATION. NCATV IS EXTREMELY APPRECIATIVE FOR THEIR GENEROUSITY AND THEIR CONTINUED EFFORTS SUPPORTING THE NCATV TRAIL SYSTEM. THANK YOU STATE-LINE RIDERS ATV CLUB!!
North Country ATV memberships run January 1st to December 31st. Yearly dues is $30 for single and family memberships. You can apply online, through our website. You can either purchase directly through our store, or download an application from the membership page and mail in. Below is NHOHVA's club portal to get immediate voucher needed for registration. This will also provide NCATV membership as well...
NEW NHOHVA PORTAL FOR VOUCHER
www.nhohva.org/MC930152540/north+country+atv+club
NCATV MEMBERSHIP MEETINGS ARE THE SECOND WEDNESDAY OF EVERY MONTH (MAY TO SEPTEMBER) 6:30 P.M. AT STRATFORD NIGHTHAWKS CLUBHOUSE.
NEXT MEETING WILL BE THE ANNUAL MEETING WITH ELECTION OF OFFICERS MAY 8, 2019
ONLINE MEMBERSHIP NOW AVAILABLE!!!
PROCEED TO OUR MEMBERSHIP PAGE FIRST, THERE ARE IMPORTANT OPTIONS LISTED WHEN APPLYING FOR MEMBERSHIP.
THEN ON TO THE STORE TO PURCHASE.(located in drop down menu of Membership page)
THANK YOU FOR YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS AND SUPPORT.
IT IS MUCH APPRECIATED!
PLEASE TAKE A MOMENT TO READ POSTINGS FROM OUR TRAIL ADMINISTRATOR, TED BURNS. HE GIVES A NICE INSIGHT TO WHAT HAS BEEN HAPPENING ON THE TRAILS FOR MAINTENENCE. THIS YEAR ALONE NCATV HAS COMPLETED MANY PROJECTS THROUGHOUT THE TRAIL SYSTEM MAKING IT BETTER FOR ALL.
Any person who currently has a Trail Patrol vest needs to make sure they have renewed their membership with NCATV and are a current member in good standing for the 2017 season to continue as a Trail Patrol member. Applications are attainable on our website and are available at many local establishments. Those who do not renew, need to turn in their vests ASAP to VP Bill Noons at Connolly Cabins and Campground.
LINK FOR REGISTRATION FEES
http://www.eregulations.com/newhampshire/ohrv/registration-fees/
NEXT MEETING WILL BE THE ANNUAL MEETING WITH ELECTION OF OFFICERS MAY 8, 2019
ONLINE MEMBERSHIP NOW AVAILABLE!!!
PROCEED TO OUR MEMBERSHIP PAGE FIRST, THERE ARE IMPORTANT OPTIONS LISTED WHEN APPLYING FOR MEMBERSHIP.
THEN ON TO THE STORE TO PURCHASE.(located in drop down menu of Membership page)
THANK YOU FOR YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS AND SUPPORT.
IT IS MUCH APPRECIATED!
PLEASE TAKE A MOMENT TO READ POSTINGS FROM OUR TRAIL ADMINISTRATOR, TED BURNS. HE GIVES A NICE INSIGHT TO WHAT HAS BEEN HAPPENING ON THE TRAILS FOR MAINTENENCE. THIS YEAR ALONE NCATV HAS COMPLETED MANY PROJECTS THROUGHOUT THE TRAIL SYSTEM MAKING IT BETTER FOR ALL.
Any person who currently has a Trail Patrol vest needs to make sure they have renewed their membership with NCATV and are a current member in good standing for the 2017 season to continue as a Trail Patrol member. Applications are attainable on our website and are available at many local establishments. Those who do not renew, need to turn in their vests ASAP to VP Bill Noons at Connolly Cabins and Campground.
LINK FOR REGISTRATION FEES
http://www.eregulations.com/newhampshire/ohrv/registration-fees/