In light of potential federal government shutdown due to issues surrounding the funding bill, the Utah Division of State Parks, Utah Division of Outdoor Recreation, and Utah Office of Tourism have assured the public that all state parks in Utah will remain open. The agencies, along with their partners, are closely monitoring the situation and its possible impact on travel.
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The decision to keep the parks open is in response to concerns about the accessibility of national parks, monuments, and recreation areas in the event of a federal shutdown. These locations are popular tourist destinations and their closure could significantly affect the state’s tourism industry.
The assurance from the Utah state agencies aims to alleviate concerns and ensure that residents and visitors can continue to enjoy the state’s natural beauty, regardless of the federal government’s situation. The agencies are committed to providing uninterrupted access to these recreational areas, demonstrating their dedication to promoting outdoor activities and tourism within the state.