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Incident Reporting |
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Do you have an incident to report on the trails in Folsom Lake SRA,
Auburn SRA, or in Placer, El Dorado, or adjoining counties?
Report your Incident
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Park Watch Report |
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Welcome to the Park Watch Report Website!
WE HAVE ADDED A PAYPAL BUTTON FOR YOUR TAX-DEDUCTIBLE CONTRIBUTIONS!
Click on 'DONATIONS', top right of this page to access contribution information.
The Recreational Trails Advisory Committee is proud to offer this new non-profit web-based trail incident reporting system as part of the Park Watch program. Although not officially part of California State Parks, this website was originally instituted for Folsom Lake and Auburn State Recreation Areas in northern California, and now is expanding to adjoining areas within El Dorado, Nevada, Yuba, Sacramento and Placer counties.
This is your one-stop website for all local trail and public land related issues and alerts. All trail Incident Reports will be forwarded to the proper Park Supervisor or law enforcement, as well as serving as a permanent record and data collection. During 2010, we will be adding more State Parks, public land areas and Park Districts in central and northern California. Regardless of the area or trail, you are encouraged to report all trail incidents and kudos here.
THIS SITE IS UPDATED DAILY. Please send all trail Alerts, News articles, Calendar submissions, trail closures, trail events and trail race/competition information to info@ParkWatchReport.org
IF YOU APPRECIATE THIS WEBSITE, LET US KNOW! Click here to email info@ParkWatchReport.org
The Park Watch program, Park Watch cards and website wouldn't exist if it weren't for the generous contributions of suggestions, money and time from the premier sponsor, Action Coalition for Equestrians (ACE), as well as Barabara Heyward, Brainscan Software, California Conservation of Trails, California State Parks, Cosumnes River Horsemen's Association, Emigrant Trail Conservancy, Jaede Miloslavich, Loomis Basin Horsemen, Placer County Parks and Grounds, Wendell and Inez Robie Foundation, and the founders, the Recreational Trails Advisory Committee (RTAC). Thank you!
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