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Mountainland Association of Governments provides meeting space and staff assistance to the Utah Valley Trails Committee. The purpose of the committee is to help define and guide trail-building efforts throughout the area; provide citizen input to government agencies; and help solve the many issues that arise in building trails. This committed group consists of residents, agency representatives, business leaders, and other interested parties.

Volunteers Building TrailMany communities in the valley also have citizen's trail advisory groups that help set the goals and priorities for trail development. These groups also help solve problems, make contacts with property owners and government agencies, plan events, and perform countless other tasks that help get trails on the ground.

Volunteers also make vital contributions to trail construction and maintenance, providing "sweat equity" toward the completion of our trail network.

Contact your local representative or Jim Price, Mountainland Association of Governments at 801-229-3848 to see how you can get involved.

Trail Committees Contact Information

Bonneville Shoreline Trail Chair: Alan Curtis 801-489-2770
Murdock Canal Trail Chair: George Bailey 801-356-8802
Utah Lake Shoreline Trail Chair: Lindsey Bayless 801-785-5112
 

Community Contacts Information

American Fork Juel Belmont 801-756-4616
Utah County Russ Eager 801-370-8600
Orem George Bailey 801-356-8802
Draper Bill Farand 801-539-4253
Lindon Lindsey Bayless 801-785-5112
Cedar Hills Margot Greer 801-763-9544
Santaquin Walt Calloway 801-754-3697
Mapleton Bill Jones 801-489-5657
Lehi Kim Struthers 801-768-7120
Provo Max Mitchell 801-852-6605
Springville Alan Curtis 801-489-2730
Spanish Fork Emil Pearson 801-798-5000 ext 31