The City of Logan's Parks and Recreation Department provides its citizens with 34 beautiful
and highly accessible parks. However, the number one rule (according to the official Parks
and Recreation Facilities brochure) boldly states "No Dogs Allowed"!
This over-generalization of dogs (and dog owners) does not fairly reflect the interests of
many taxpayers in Logan. Dog owners have been alienated from city parks because of
ordinances restricting dogs from being in parks, even when leashed!
The Logan City Council has tried to address this problem previously, yet discussion of off-
leash dog areas was put off until the city's Master Plan could be more fully developed.
THE TIME HAS COME!
The Logan City council has completed its evaluation of the Master Plan, and now has the
time and resources to address this issue. Please let them know how you feel by signing
the online petition.
The City of Logan has an obligation to provide places for the elderly and disabled to
exercise their best friends; their dogs.
The citizens of Logan are blessed with an amazing landscape; mountains and lakes are
freely available to all who can access them. While many citizens have the ability to run,
hike, and jog, there are still many who do not have this mobility. For instance, when was
the last time you saw a disabled access ramp on the Wind Caves trail?
Why Do We Need A Dog Park?
