Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Nevada Division of State Parks Will Utilize a Land and Water Conservation Fund (LWCF) Grant to Enhance the Trench K Trailhead at Ice Age Fossils Nevada State Park, North Las Vegas, Nevada. This Project Will Include New Construction of a Vault Toilet, Kiosk, Shade Pavilion, Natural Surface Walkway, Accessible Walkway, Parking, Seating, Landscaping, and an Approximately 2,180 Long Paved Road That Connects the Existing Visitor Center and Main Parking Area to the Trench K Trailhead. the Developed Trailhead Will Allow Safe and Sustainable Access to the Sensitive Resources at the Park. the Project Will Benefit Both the Residents of the Las Vegas Valley and Any Visitors That Come to Ice Age Fossils State Park.
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$1.4 Million
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