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What is the ORV Board?

The Off-Road Vehicle (ORV) Trails Advisory Board is a seven-member public body whose members are appointed by the Director of the Department of Natural Resources (DNR). The ORV Trails Advisory Board serves as a valuable liaison between the DNR and ORV enthusiasts and interest groups. The ORV Trails Advisory Board advises the DNR regarding program issues, including:

Evaluating ORV policy, rules, regulations and standards.

Developing criteria for grants.

Preparing statewide ORV plan.

Identifying forest trails, routes and areas that should be designated by the Department.

Evaluating the effectiveness of the ORV Safety Education and Training Program.

Identifying land areas needing restoration.

Evaluating effectiveness of the “closed unless posted open” rule.

Expanding options for long-term restoration and maintenance of the ORV system.


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