Trio of Northwest Montana snowmobile clubs poised to receive state funding
Katelynn Benward, 12, of Kalispell, a member of the Flathead Snowmobile Association, gives a ride to Jenny Hill of Kalispell on Saturday morning at Centennial Farms.
Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks is accepting public comment on its 2024 snowmobile grant proposals, a process that could see thousands of dollars headed to local organizations.
Flathead Snowmobile Association in Kalispell, the Lincoln County Sno-Kats in Libby and the Ten Lakes Snowmobile Club in Eureka could potentially receive a combined $39,700 in grant awards.
Montana’s Snowmobile Program received 25 grant requests and proposes to award $460,000 to clubs across the state. The awards are allocated by Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks with recommendations from a citizen-led Snowmobile Advisory Committee.
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