Overview Utah State Legislature

Created the Utah Division of State Parks and Recreation in 1957.

Currently 42 Utah State Parks and Three Statewide Programs: Boating, Off-highway Vehicle and Non-motorized Trails.

Three types of State Parks: Heritage, Scenic and Recreation.

Goals Increase visitation to

Utah State Heritage Parks.

Distinguish between State Parks and National Parks to aid in Organization Identity

Backgrounder Informative internal

document for employees to use as a training and reference guide.

Includes brief history, current situation and future goals.

Position Paper Document stating the

position of the Utah Division of State Parks and Recreation regarding funding issues and what should be done to restore funding cuts.

Press Release Four press release

documents that provide information for upcoming scheduled events, as well as events that we suggest be held.

Feature Designed to be printed

in Utah newspapers.

Discusses increasing gas prices and informs readers of nearby, inexpensive vacation ideas to Utah State Parks.

Newsletter Two pages designed to be

placed on restroom doors within State Parks and on State Park bulletin boards, etc.

Includes Director’s Corner, Featured Park of the Month, Safety Tip of the Month, Reservation Information, Upcoming Events, and Volunteer Information.

May be easily updated and changed each month.

Specific to Heritage State Parks.

Designed to inform readers about Heritage Parks and promote increased visitation to these historic sites.

Suggested placement at all Heritage Parks and various Utah State Parks and information centers.

Brochure

Summary All documents and

communication mediums are on the included CD for easy reproduction.

Cost of Media Kit.