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Gatlinburg needs public support for dog park grant

GATLINBURG — The city recently submitted an application for a Tennessee Dog Park Dash grant and now needs the public’s help in moving to the next phase of the grant process. “We are happy to say the city was selected on Friday, April 30, to advance to what is called the social engagement phase of the Tennessee Dog Park Dash grant program,” City Manager Cindy Cameron Ogle said. “As part of the social engagement phase the city needs the support from the public during this portion of the grant process.” Gatlinburg is one of 20 communities across the state which qualified for the Social Engagement Phase of the grant application process, which runs through May 31.

National Park, Gatlinburg target trash enforcement efforts on Spur

GATLINBURG — Great Smoky Mountains National Park Rangers and the Gatlinburg Police Department partnered for a targeted enforcement event on the northbound Spur on Sunday, March 28, and Monday, March 29. The coordinated targeted enforcement was implemented to ensure that motorists transporting trash, construction debris, or other cargo was properly secured to prevent materials from littering scenic roadways. “With increasing visitation trends and more use of park roads for business and recreation, we need everyone to do their part to keep our roads litter free,” said Superintendent Cassius Cash. “To protect our scenic values and wildlife, it is vital that we prevent trash from ever being discarded in a National Park.”

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