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The American Council
of Snowmobile Associations (ACSA) is a national organization that was
formed to unite the snowmobile community. Because snowmobiling is
enjoyed by millions of individuals across the United States, it was
imperative that a strong national organization be formed. ACSA is that
organization.
ACSA is your voice for
snowmobiling on national issues. Many snowmobilers are mistaken when
they think national issues have no impact on their snowmobiling. Across
the United States there are thousands and thousands of miles of
snowmobile trails on public and private lands. Will these lands remain
open for snowmobiling in the future? Long term use of the lands is no
longer certain. Only the unified voice of the entire snowmobile
community will help to guarantee the continuation of our sport.
ACSA is committed to the future
preservation of our sport. We cannot do this without the help and
participation of all snowmobilers. Assure the future of snowmobiling,
become involved in ACSA today!
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Keep up-to-date and informed about snowmobile issues....
A monthly newsletter written by Christine Jourdain,
Executive Director, ACSA
The results are in the and the winners declared for the raffle that was
held in December. Congratulations to the following participants.
Do snowmobiles create noise pollution? What is the real effect of
snowmobiling on the environment? Find out the truth...
How can we make snowmobiling a safer sport? Get the details here...
A state-by-state summary of laws and rules regarding ownership,
licensing, and use of snowmobiles.
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The 33rd International Snowmobile Congress dates set
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The 33rd Congress will meet June 5-9, 2001 in Itasca, Illinois. For
more information and registration
form please follow this link.
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