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COMO Trail Association

COMO Trail Association

COMOTA builds, maintains, and advocates for sustainable natural surface trails in our community.

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The MISSION of COMOTA is to build, maintain, and promote sustainable natural surface trail use near and around the Columbia, Missouri area. Est. 2018

Hi Trail Community, If you are registered to vote Hi Trail Community,

If you are registered to vote and enjoy Missouri State Parks we want to make sure you are aware of the upcoming August 4th election. Amendment 1 will appear on the ballot and asks voters to renew the Parks, Soil and Water Sales Tax, a 40‑year‑old tax that helps keep Missouri’s state parks free to enter and supports statewide soil and water conservation programs.

Why this matters:

Provides roughly 75% of Missouri State Parks’ operating funds

Keeps all Missouri State Parks and Historic Sites free to enter (Missouri is one of only eight state park systems in the country with free admission)

Supports 93 state parks and historic sites

Helps maintain 1,000+ miles of trails, 3,500 campsites, and 2,000+ park structures

What a “Yes” vote means:  Renewing the existing 0.1% sales and use tax for 10 years, with funds continuing to support Missouri State Parks and soil and water conservation programs.

What a “No” vote means:  Opposing the renewal of the 40‑year‑old tax. If “no” votes prevail by 2028 Missouri would no longer collect this tax.

For further information you can check out the following resources:

https://dnr.mo.gov/land-geology/soil-water-conservation/parks-soils-water-sales-tax
https://preservemo.com/
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    PO Box 7006
    Columbia, MO 65205

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