ARIZONA HERITAGE FUND

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ARIZONAHERITAGE FUND

• Arizona State Parks Mission
• Managing and conserving Arizonas natural,
  cultural, and recreational resources for the
  benefit of the people, both in our parks and
  through our partners.

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ARIZONAHERITAGE FUND

• Where Does
• The Money GO?

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Arizona State ParksHeritage FundHistoric
Preservation

• Up to 1.7 million annually goes to support
  historic preservation efforts consistent with the
  Secretary of the Interior Standards.
  

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Heritage Fund Historic Preservation - 157,000

• Built 1884
• Now houses the Blade Tribune
• Clark House
• Florence AZ

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Heritage Fund Historic Preservation - 205,000

• Built in 1897
• Pinal County 2nd Courthouse
• Florence AZ

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Heritage Fund Historic Preservation - 53,400

• Built in 1893
• American Legion Post 31
• St. Johns AZ

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Heritage Fund Historic Preservation - 124,000

• Built in 1937
• Mandell Meyer Building
• Casa Grande AZ
• Governors 2006 Award winner for Best Adaptive
  reuse.

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Heritage Fund Historic Preservation - 150,000

• Built in 1917
• Acquisition then rehabilitation conversion to
  30 live/work affordable rental units for artists
  artisans.
• Curly School - Ajo AZ

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Heritage Fund Historic Preservation 100,000

• 1877 Arizonas 1st Railroad
• Interpretive telling of how trains and steamboats
  co-existed in Arizonas transportation history.
• Swing Span Pivot Bridge
• Yuma National Heritage Area

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Heritage Fund Historic Preservation - 16,000

• 1912-1933
• Documenting and maintaining the heritage
  varieties of fruit trees in the park.
• NAU - Slide Rock Orchard Restoration

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Heritage Fund Historic Preservation - 97,000

• Sherwood Ranch - Established 1200-1300 AD
• Planning for a National Heritage Area.
  Significant economic benefits are expected for
  the region.
• Center for Desert Archaeology
• Apache County AZ

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Arizona State Parks Heritage FundLocal, Regional
and State Parks LRSP

• Up to 3.5 million annually to support land
  acquisition and facility development for parks,
  outdoor recreation, and open space preservation.
  

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El Mirage Community Park750,000 - LRSP
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Gilbert - Water Tower Park Dev 313,000 - LRSP
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Holbrook - Lisitzky Park14,845 - LRSP
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Pima County - Brandi Fenton Memorial Park
700,000 LRSP
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Arizona State Parks Heritage FundTrails

• Up to 475,000 annually to support nonmotorized
  trail acquisition, construction, and improvement
  for trails on the State Trails System.

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Prescott NF Highlands Center Trail - 76,000 - HF
Trails
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Flagstaff - AZ Trail Butler to Route 66 60,500 -
HF Trails
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Pinal County - Lost Goldmine Trail Renovation -
13,275 - HF Trails
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PRESERVING ARIZONAS NATURAL, CULTURAL,
AND RECREATIONAL RESOURCES