DNR - What is the Michigan Snowmobile Advisory Committee

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What is the Michigan Snowmobile Advisory Committee

The Snowmobile Advisory Committee is a group of 7 individuals appointed by the DNR director for 2-year terms. One individual is named chairperson. Three members of the committee must represent the Michigan Snowmobile Association, 1 from each of the DNRs 3 regions, 1 person represents the trail sponsors, one the business community and two at large trail users. This mix is to represent the snowmobile and trail users of the state of Michigan.

The purpose of the committee is to develop criteria for safety education and training programs, allocate funds for the improvement of recreational snowmobile trails, promulgate rules affecting snowmobile use in the state, implement a comprehensive plan for the use of snowmobiles in the state and implement recommendations made by snowmobile users. Read the legal jargon about the Snowmobile Advisory Committee


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