Georgia River Network lauds passage of HR 281

Georgia River Network has been assisting communities throughout the state in the development of water trails as a way to boost economic development, bring in tourism and increase recreational opportunities. (Special Photo)

ATLANTA — House Resolution 281, which was assigned to the Natural Resources & Environment Committee and is a resolution of support recognizing and encouraging the proliferation and use of water trails in Georgia, passed a committee vote unanimously last week.

HR 281 also “recognizes Georgia River Network and their water trail partners for their dedicated public service to the State of Georgia and encourages the exploration of existing water trails and the development of future water trails around the state.”

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