$31,000,000 federal supplemental disaster funding to address boat ramps and related infrastructure. That sounds like a step in the right direction...until you note that it goes only toward ramps controlled by Aramark. The feds have denied or ignored requests by Antelope Point to improve their facilities using their own money. Does this sound right to anyone?
Not only are the Navajos frozen out of federal funds to makes low water access possible, they are not even being allowed to spend their own money toward that same goal.
Meanwhile, Superintedant Billy Schott sends them threats of fines and citations, calling infrastructure improvements "not logical"? The Navajos are attempting to insure the survival of their business, and Glen Canyon NRA Superintendant Billy Shott seems intent on helping Aramark exclusively.
Follow the money. That sure seems like wise advise.
Billy Shott would like to portray himself as a "friend of the recreational boater", but it sure looks like he is an advocate for the interests of Aramark, at the expense of the Navajo Nation.