The officers of Linn County Trails Association are:

The work of LCTA is subdivided into six committees. Working together, the committees are responsible for balancing the energy and resources allocated to each area of focus identified in our plan.

Trail Planning
Chair:  Steve Hershner

The development of a trail system requires planning to assure the most effective use of resources and maximum connectivity. This committee is responsible for identifying possible trail corridors and for coordinating and influencing trail development plans and priorities among appropriate entities.

Contributor Development
Chair:  Keith Sutherland

The fulfillment of our mission requires a steady income stream from a diverse base of contributors in order  to support small trail projects and to promote trail usage and bicycle transportation. This committee is responsible for the recruitment and retention of a solid core of trail supporters who help achieve our mission by their financial support.

Financial Strength
Chair:  open

We must always be in a position to provide the seed for growth and the vehicle for awareness. This committee is responsible for identifying sources of grants and to assure we are in a position to access these sources to help fund our priorities.

Governmental Support
Chair:  Ron McGraw

We must foster awareness and commitment at every level of government to assure resources are appropriated and effectively allocated for trails. This committee is responsible for assuring that our elected representatives understand the value trails contribute to the quality of life and economic vitality of our community.  This committee must be aware of when key issues come up for public debate.

Public Awareness & Volunteer Support (PAVS Committee)
Chair:  Kari Lammer

Our mission can only be accomplished when supported by an informed and committed public. This committee is responsible for promoting a positive image and enthusiastic public support for trails.  This is accomplished through several different events and activities, including: presence at Cedar Rapids Downtown Farmers Markets, participation in parades, legislative forum, board volunteering, trail clean up days, family fun walks and rides, and much more! If you are interested in serving on the PAS Committee, please complete our contact form here.

Safety & Amenities
Chair:  Jeff Keiser

Safe, user-friendly and aesthetically pleasing corridors enhance the trail experience and encourage a broader range of usage and support. This committee is responsible for the continuous improvement of existing trail corridors and for promoting the safe and courteous use of the trail system.

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