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Snowmobile Enforcement Patrol Grant | Snowmobiling in Wisconsin | Wisconsin DNR Snowmobile_Content Page_SnowPatrolGrant Snowmobile Enforcement Patrol Grant Snowmobiling in Wisconsin This grant is issued to Wisconsin sheriff departments that participate in snowmobile enforcement efforts. The DNR can provide up to 100% of county net cost for the enforcement of snowmobile regulations.
Actual funding received is based on total allotted funds split between participating agencies. Sheriff departments are eligible to receive grants for snowmobile patrols. Read the Snowmobile/ATV Safety Patrol Manual (LE-503) [PDF] for details on how to apply.
Submit a Notice of Intent to Patrol (Form 8700-059) [PDF] on or before June 1 of the patrol year.
Snowmobile Administrator, LE/8 Enforcement Patrol Daily Log [PDF] Enforcement Patrol Monthly Report [PDF] ATV/Snowmobile Operator Incident Report [PDF] ATV/Snowmobile Officer Report Form [PDF] State Aid Application - Snowmobile/ATV [PDF] Travel, Materials, and Supply Schedule [PDF] Depreciation Schedule-Straight Line Method [PDF] Record of Violations [PDF] For information on these grants, please contact your local recreation warden [PDF] .
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