The DWR RAC meeting held on May 13, 2025, focused on various community outreach efforts and updates from law enforcement, alongside discussions on dedicated hunter amendments.

The meeting commenced with acknowledgments of the outreach team's hard work, particularly highlighting a recent event that attracted over 1,800 participants. The upcoming Utah Lake Festival was announced, scheduled for Saturday, May 31, at Utah Lake State Park. This family-friendly event will run from 10 AM to 4 PM and is free to the public.

In the law enforcement segment, it was reported that several officers participated in a crash scenario training at Provo Airport, which involved collaboration among multiple departments. A light-hearted moment was shared regarding Officer Braley, who was bitten by a squirrel while assisting a family. Fortunately, he was up to date on his tetanus shot. Additionally, many children participated in the Provo Police Department's Cops and Bobbers event at Vivian Park, where they caught their first fish.

The meeting also marked a farewell to two RAC members, Mike Christiansen and Joshua Leonard, who were recognized for their contributions and engagement during their tenure. Their departure was met with gratitude from fellow members.

The agenda then transitioned to item number five, where Bridal Christiansen presented on the dedicated hunter amendments. The discussion was brief, with an invitation for questions from the attendees to ensure clarity and documentation for future reference.

In conclusion, the meeting highlighted community engagement through events and law enforcement training, while also addressing important amendments related to hunting regulations. The next steps will involve further discussions on the dedicated hunter amendments as the RAC continues its work.