‘Once-in-a-generation investment’: Idaho state parks receive record funding for improvements
Heyburn State Park in Plummer is slated for improvements to the Rocky Point dock, one of many improvement projects coming soon to all Idaho State Parks and funded through a $140 million investment in these public recreation sites.
via Heyburn State Park Facebook page
A record influx of state and federal funding is paying for a $140 million transformation of Idaho state parks that officials say will benefit Idahoans and visitors for generations to come.
Two funding sources have come together to create what one state legislator calls a once-in-a-generation opportunity to invest in and protect Idaho state parks...
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