Interior Department says it has ‘many funding sources available’ to cover road repairs, water and wastewater systems, trails and campgrounds.
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As park fees go to DC, Yellowstone, Grand Teton face $1.5B backlog

Interior Department says it has ‘many funding sources available’ to cover road repairs, water and wastewater systems, trails and campgrounds.

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