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CLOSING WILDLIFE FENCING GAPS

Now that the wildlife overpass has been completed at Summit Park over I-80 in Park City, it’s time to close the remaining gaps. We need to replace the right of way fencing along this busy stretch of I 80 between Jeremy Ranch and Kimball Junction…and then Kimball Junction to Silver Creek Junction..

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SR 224 WILDLIFE MITIGATION MEASURES

SR 224 is the fifth most dangerous hotspot for wildlife vehicle collisions in Utah. Large animals are regularly killed on this stretch of Road in Park City, causing death, injury, and thousands of dollars in property damage. Mitigation measures such as crossings, wildlife fencing and VMS signs are investments that are needed to reduce wildlife- vehicle collisions.

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advocacy

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SR 224 RAPID TRANSIT BUS PLAN

We have been actively involved in the planning of the SR 224 Rapid Transit Bus Plan. Through our efforts, we are hoping to have a wildlife crossing and corresponding fencing for this dangerous roadway added to the plan.

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RESOLUTION 2021-10

We worked with the Summit County Council to ensure that that wildlife mitigation measures were included in the Resolution 2021-10. The resolution passed two to one in Novemeber of 2021, allowing Summit County Council the ability to secure a bond not to exceed $50,000,000 that will preserve our open space while including wildlife mitigation measures in future conservation easements and land acquisitions.

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WORKING WITH POLICYMAKERS

We are working with stakeholders and legislative partners to bring awareness to the importance of wildlife mitigation measures and secures funding to implement these life saving projects.

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education

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STORYTELLING

We collect stories of individuals that have encountered wildlife vehicle collisions to elevate their experiences to local leaders to demonstrate the need for wildlife crossings in our state.

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Wildlife Silhouettes

The intent of the wildlife silhouettes is to increase driver awareness of wildlife in our area.

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COLLECTING CRASH DATA

We are working with Utahns across the state to help identify where wildlife vehicle collisions occur to assist state agencies in determining where wildlife mitigation measures are most needed

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