Preserving Recreational Areas - 4:30
Rep. Mike Winder
Posted Mar 07, 2018
The Jordan river spans about 51 miles long and is surrounded by four major Utah cities. Rep. Mike Winder discusses HB 216 created with the idea to maintain and enhance the popular recreation area.
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