Maintained by the state from gas taxes, so I don’t think so.
Oh, he’ll find a way, especially since it’s named after Eisenhower!
Maintained by the state from gas taxes, so I don’t think so.
Doesn’t mean anything.
“NPS Orders Closure of Park that Receives No Federal Funding”
http://freebeacon.com/shutdown-theater/
This park will probably be driven out of business and never be able to reopen again.
Federal gasoline taxes pay a portion also. Plus some fancing funding of the (federal) Highway Trust Fund so as to keep it out of the federal deficiet.
The feds have been closing down other highways, roads on state and local levels associated with national park sites ... so I would not put this pass them to at least try.
I remember reading the other day that Gov. Brewer of AZ agreed to keep the Grand canyon open as it is state land however since it is a national park the Parks Administration said no-go. This plus other things doesn’t give me a lot of hope that the current Administration wouldn’t try it to ‘make it hurt’.