San Rafael Swell Council Hosts Public Powwow on Recreation Rules
Published Date: 8/14/2025
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The San Rafael Swell Recreation Area Advisory Council is holding a public meeting to talk about how to keep the area fun and safe for everyone. If you love outdoor adventures or live nearby, this is your chance to hear updates and share your ideas. The meeting helps guide decisions that could affect local recreation and land use, with no immediate costs but plenty of future impact.
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