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Starting next Tuesday, the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station is expected to have its Off-Highway Vehicle (OHV) grant application open for public review until Thursday, May 7.
Before accepting public review, the SCV Sheriff’s Station typically makes preparations to submit its annual OHV grant request for approval.
Per its job responsibilities, the Sheriff’s Station provides law enforcement services for the city of Santa Clarita, portions of the Angeles National Forest, and areas including:
- Bouquet Canyon
- Canyon Country
- Castaic
- Gorman
- Hasley Canyon
- Newhall
- Neenach
- Sand Canyon
- Saugus
- Sleepy Valley
- Southern Oaks
- Stevenson Ranch
- Sunset Point
- Tesoro del Valle
- Valencia
- Val Verde
- West Hills
- West Ranch
The aforementioned areas are expected to feature hundreds of miles of off-highway vehicle trails and open land, including dedicated OHV riding areas such as Rowher Flats, Drinkwater Flats, and Texas Canyon.
Due to the California State Parks grants and contributions from the city of Santa Clarita that went towards the SCV Sheriff’s Station OHV team, the funding allowed them to enforce their OHV regulations for over 20 years.
Members of the public may view the application or submit comments via the California State Parks website.
Additionally, members of the public can also contact Lt. Guillermo Martinez and Sgt. Robert Wilkinson via email for further questions.
Ed. Note: The above information was provided to KHTS by the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station.
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