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To: [your legislators]
Subject: Sample Campaign
Your Personal Statement
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Pennsylvania budget proposals threaten large cuts that could close State Parks and State Forests, including popular climbing areas such as Ralph Stover State Park.
In the first round of budget proposals, the Pennsylvania State Senate countered Governor Rendells budget with Senate Bill 850 which recommended major cuts to the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR) budget and thus force the closing of 35 State Parks and many State Forest roads. Ralph Stove State Park (aka High Rocks), a popular climbing area in Eastern PA, was one of the parks listed for potential closure. Senate Bill 850 was defeated in the House and budget negations are still underway, but large cuts remain likely for DCNRs budget. Officials at DCNR say its too early to tell what may happen to the State Parks and State Forest roads since there is no budget in place. By law, Pennsylvania is to have a budget by each June 30 for the new fiscal year that begins July 1.
We need your help to convince PA legislators that they should prioritize access to valuable state public lands. If Pennsylvania's State Parks and State Forests are important to youespecially those that contain climbing areasthen write your representatives and urge them to support a budget that doesnt deprive your state public lands and its users.
TAKE ACTION NOW!
It is easier than ever to take action from the Access Fund Action Center. It only takes 30 seconds to submit a letter and have your voice heard!
Your Name
Your Organization
123 Your St.
Yousville, YO 12345
Phone: (123)456-7890
Fax: (123)456-7890x123
To: [your legislators]
Subject: Sample Campaign
Your Personal Statement
This is only a sample to provide a view of the exact functionality available with the new Advocacy Features. The content below was posted to another advocacy campaign as an example. Official content to come soon.
Pennsylvania budget proposals threaten large cuts that could close State Parks and State Forests, including popular climbing areas such as Ralph Stover State Park.
In the first round of budget proposals, the Pennsylvania State Senate countered Governor Rendells budget with Senate Bill 850 which recommended major cuts to the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR) budget and thus force the closing of 35 State Parks and many State Forest roads. Ralph Stove State Park (aka High Rocks), a popular climbing area in Eastern PA, was one of the parks listed for potential closure. Senate Bill 850 was defeated in the House and budget negations are still underway, but large cuts remain likely for DCNRs budget. Officials at DCNR say its too early to tell what may happen to the State Parks and State Forest roads since there is no budget in place. By law, Pennsylvania is to have a budget by each June 30 for the new fiscal year that begins July 1.
We need your help to convince PA legislators that they should prioritize access to valuable state public lands. If Pennsylvania's State Parks and State Forests are important to youespecially those that contain climbing areasthen write your representatives and urge them to support a budget that doesnt deprive your state public lands and its users.
TAKE ACTION NOW!
It is easier than ever to take action from the Access Fund Action Center. It only takes 30 seconds to submit a letter and have your voice heard!
Your Name
Your Organization
123 Your St.
Yousville, YO 12345
Phone: (123)456-7890
Fax: (123)456-7890x123
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