Off-Road Vehicle recreationists can ride responsibly to protect
human health and wildlife ecosystems.
Click on the links below for more information.
Riding Responsibly for the Environment, for Others, for Yourself
brochure.
Provides general information about dust control
issues and other environmental considerations: what Particulate
Matter (PM) pollution is and how it affects human health, how
riding affects wildlife and ecosystems, and lists suggestions
for riding responsibly. It also lists resources regarding designated
trails and roads where it is appropriate to ride off-road vehicles.
A hard copy of this brochure is available at PDEQ.
Riding Responsibly brochure - English
Riding Responsibly brochure - Spanish
Developed
from Arizona Game and Fish Department, this brochure provides
information on Arizona statutes; title, registration and license
plates; equipment needed for registration; traveling on Arizona
streets or highways, state trust, federal, and bureau of land
management lands; areas closed to off-highway vehicles; rules
regarding wildlife and habitat; and tips for riders.
May
26, 2004 news release regarding education and enforcement of
the Responsible Riding Program established by Pima County Departments
of Environmental Quality, Natural Resources, Parks & Recreation,
and Transportation and Flood Control District.
Links to other sites with off-road riding information:
Arizona Game and Fish
(602) 942-3000
http://www.gf.state.az.us/
Arizona State Land
(520) 628-5480
http://www.land.state.az.us/
Bureau of Land Management
(520) 258-7200
http://www.blm.gov/az/ohv/index.htm
Public Lands Information Center
(602) 417-9300 or (800) 986-1151
http://www.publiclands.org
For Complaints of Off-Road Vehicle Illegal Use:
Call the ORV Hotline: (520) 877-6061
Please leave detailed information
regarding the exact location, date, time, and nature of the
incident, as well as a detailed description of the violator
(such as their name, address or any other identifying features),
and their vehicle (such as the color, type, and license plate
number).
This hotline was developed by Pima County Departments of Natural
Resources, Parks & Recreation, Transportation & Flood
Control District, and Environmental Quality to focus education
and enforcement efforts in areas of most concern.
Free presentations are available.
Call 740-3345 or click karen.wilhelmsen@deq.pima.gov to
request a free presentation about dust control and landscaping
activity at your company.
Questions Concerning Airborne Dust Compliance
Call: (520) 740-3340
8am - 5pm Monday - Friday
For Dust Complaints in Pima County
Call: (520) 740-3340
8am - 5pm Monday - Friday
Ask For the Complaint Coordinator
After Hours: Leave a Voice Mail Message
or Use Our: Online
Complaint Form
