The Washington Wildlife and Recreation Program Trails Advisory Committee evaluates applications for grants in the Trails Category of the larger Washington Wildlife and Recreation Program.
These grants provide funding to acquire, develop, or renovate pedestrian, equestrian, bicycle, or cross-country ski trails.
Qualifications
- Live in Washington
- Have an interest in public policy
- Enjoy finding creative solutions and appreciate other perspectives
- Are interested in hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, or another non-motorized trail activity
Support
- RCO will provide the training needed to evaluate grants
- Stipends are available to eligible committee members
Time Commitment
- Four to six full days of virtual meetings every other summer (even years)
- Policy feedback time commitment varies
2024 Dates
| Item | Date |
| Technical Review Meeting | June 3-5 |
| Evaluation Meeting | August 19-21 |
| Results Meeting | August 26 |
Committee Members
Community Members
- Betsy Anderson, Seattle
- Jean-Michael Dapena, East Wenatchee
- Kellie Ingram, Spokane
- Anthony Marquez, Redmond
- Andy Stevenson, Port Angeles
- Mike Town, Duvall
- Alma Williams, Olympia
Local Agency Members
- Nick Hamad, City of Spokane, Spokane
- Jill Marshall, City of Colville, Colville
- Brian Meyer, City of Woodinville, Woodinville
- LeeAnne Nawrot, King County Parks, SeaTac
State Agency Members
- Chris Holm, State Parks and Recreation Commission, Tumwater
- Ryan Schreiner, Department of Natural Resources, Ellensburg
- Heide Andersen, Department of Fish and Wildlife, Winthrop
- Brian Wood, Department of Transportation, Oak Harbor
Vacancies
- Local agency representatives
Term Length
Four years
General Resources