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Trail cleanup set for San Tan Mountain Regional Park

Volunteers, including the Arizona Rangers Pinal Company, will be helping to maintain trails at San Tan Mountain Regional Park that have been affected by the recent rain.

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Staff and volunteers will be gathering later this month to help maintain trails at San Tan Mountain Regional Park.

Also joining the work will be about 15 members of the Arizona Rangers Pinal Company.

“Recent rains have left their mark on the landscape, creating a need for some extra care and maintenance to keep the trails in good shape for everyone to enjoy,” according to a press release.

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Trail cleanup set for San Tan Mountain Regional Park

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