For anyone not familiar with the AOHVA, it is the organization which receives and controls almost all funding and grants from industry and government designated for Alberta off-road interests, and is expected to continue as the recipient and manager of all funding to Alberta for years to come. In the past 3 years, well over $1,000,000 (one million) dollars has flowed into the AOHVA for the purposes of supporting and maintaining Alberta’s OHV (off highway vehicle) clubs, education, training and trail projects. All OHV clubs can and should be directly supported by the AOHVA, their expertise on how to obtain funding for projects, and the resources they receive on your behalf.
There is a crucial meeting being held in Rocky Mountain House this Sunday, November 22 at 1pm (Lou Soppit Community Center) . It would be great if you and anyone else who may share this concern could make the trip down to Rocky on the 22nd. It’s important that clubs and individuals who are or will be affected by the operations of your Provincial Off-Road-Vehicle body (includes all motorcycles with knobby tires and their riders!) be there to learn about the issues, have your position heard, and demand that you be counted!
There is a crucial meeting being held in Rocky Mountain House this Sunday, November 22 at 1pm (Lou Soppit Community Center) . It would be great if you and anyone else who may share this concern could make the trip down to Rocky on the 22nd. It’s important that clubs and individuals who are or will be affected by the operations of your Provincial Off-Road-Vehicle body (includes all motorcycles with knobby tires and their riders!) be there to learn about the issues, have your position heard, and demand that you be counted!
