AZ, Utah will pay to keep national parks open if shutdown occurs
AZ and Utah will keep iconic national parks open if a federal government shutdown occurs.
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AZ and Utah will keep iconic national parks open if a federal government shutdown occurs.
The economic impact of national parks is so important in Utah and Arizona that leaders there want to invest state funds to keep parks open.
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People, businesses and towns relying on park tourism worry the fourth shutdown in a decade could crush them if congress can’t reach a deal to keep the government running.
PHOENIX — It’s wedding season at Acadia National Park in Maine, and Tabitha Brown can barely keep up with the demand for her “luxury picnics” — Champagne and charcuterie served seaside. The fall rush around Acadia helps workers survive winter’s lean months. But that’s all at risk if a government shutdown forces America’s national parks and monuments to lock their gates, scuttling millions of vacations and school trips and costing tourist towns from the Everglades to Yellowstone to Death Valley a