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This undated photo courtesy of Arizona State Parks shows visitors swimming at Slide Rock State Park in Ariz. Considered one of the nation's top swimming holes, Slide Rock Park features a natural chute where swimmers can slide down the slippery bottom and some great spots along the creek to just wade or swim.
This undated photo courtesy of Arizona State Parks shows visitors swimming at Slide Rock State Park in Ariz. Considered one of the nation's top swimming holes, Slide Rock Park features a natural chute where swimmers can slide down the slippery bottom and some great spots along the creek to just wade or swim.
Hikers make their way through Lost Dutchman State Park near Apache Junction along the Superstition Mountains. Jan. 26, 2010. (File photo)
Le Templar: We’re about seven hours away from a real government shutdown, but Arizona state parks already are closing in expectation that the Legislature and the governor won’t finish a budget by midnight.
Our state parks are in danger.
Grady Gammage Jr., guest commentary
State lawmakers refused Thursday to let the state Parks Board raise what it needs through fees on motorists to reopen parks already closed and keep others from shutting down.
The Arizona State Parks Board made reductions Friday that include layoffs, limits on park operations and moving forward with an entrance-fee proposal next spring in an attempt to bridge a $1.5 million budget gap.
SEDONA - Jack Edwards gives visitors to Red Rock State Park a handshake and hello along with a pamphlet on the park’s history.
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: Red Rock State Park along with Arizona’s other parks are dependent on volunteers to keep them running.
HELPING OUT: Don Swanson, left, and Jack Edwards are volunteers at Red Rock State Park in Sedona. The hundreds of people who volunteer at Arizona State Parks’ 31 facilities are essential to keeping the parks in operation, officials say.
Grace Sepanski and Jack Tow watch their dogs at the Sun City Grand dog park Monday afternoon. The two say they are frustrated with the current state of the community's only dog park. Sun City Grand's Board of Directors is considering a $300,000 proposal for renovating the park.
The audit of the Arizona State Parks system came as no surprise to those of us who have served as board members, long time staff and hardworking foundation volunteers.
An initiative campaign is under way to ask Arizona voters to approve a ballot measure on state parks funding.
A panel appointed by Gov. Jan Brewer to study government made its first recommendations Tuesday to turn more of it over to the private sector.
Sam Jansen never knew what a treasure Arizona's state parks were, or that he'd ever have a reason to be so saddened by them.
The Arizona State Parks Board voted Wednesday to keep open five more parks slated for closure next month, leaving only four on the chopping block just months after the board voted to close nearly all state parks.
A House panel voted Thursday to require that all vehicle owners pay more to keep open state parks and rest areas.
For Tom Fisher, Lost Dutchman State Park's planned closure is the end of an era. The park manager, a ranger for nearly three decades, speaks of the park that is slated to close by summer more as a visitor might.
Visitors to Lost Dutchman State Park in Apache Junction look at a trail map before hiking the trails along the Superstition Mountains. Jan. 26, 2010.
By Mark Scarp, contributing columnist
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