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You are here: Home / Help Us Preserve Our Roads

Help Us Preserve Our Roads

What Is R.S. 2477

R.S. 2477 (Revised Statute 2477) was a federal law that authorized construction of roads across federal public lands from 1866 to 1976.  During those years, residents of San Juan County, visitors, pioneers, and settlers created and used thousands of roads across public lands for farming, ranching, hunting, recreating, mining, and connecting communities.  Many of these routes continue to be used daily, and some occasionally or seasonally.

What Does R.S. 2477 Have to do With Me?

Were you out on the roads in San Juan County before 1976, for ranching, hunting, recreation or any other purpose?  If so, then the State and the County need your help to preserve access to these R.S. 2477 roads.  If you are willing to share your past experiences using San Juan County roads, please contact one of the Assistant Attorneys General listed below:

Ariana Barusch – (801) 243-8304
Tess Davis – (385) 261-0360
Roger Fairbanks – (801) 918-8440

Please also feel free to contact Nick Sandberg at San Juan County: (435) 587-3225 x 4146.

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Help Us Preserve Our Roads

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2018 San Juan County Candidate Filings

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Pre-Disaster Mitigation Plan Public Comment

Pre-Disaster Mitigation Plan Public Comment

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Forest Service Public Comment Period

Forest Service Public Comment Period

The Manti-La Sal National Forest is releasing several documents to the public for a 14 day review period beginning January 30th, 2018.  These … [Read More...]

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San Juan County Courthouse
117 South Main,
Monticello, UT 84535
Phone: (435) 587-3223
Fax: (435) 587-2447

Commission Meetings
Every 1st and 3rd Tuesdays
of the month, 11:00 AM at the Hideout Conference Center, Monticello, Utah.

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