Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks brought nearly $160 million in visitor spending to the local region in 2022. We understand that any type of closures or delays impact our local economy, which means working closely with business owners and providing messaging and tools to help visitors in the area is extremely important.

With that in mind, an in-person public meeting is scheduled for Monday, April 1 at 6 p.m. at the Memorial Building in Three Rivers, CA. Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks Superintendent, Clay Jordan, and his team will be presenting an overview of recovery and resiliency work that has been taking place since the two largest natural disasters to ever hit the parks, the KNP Complex in 2021 and the 2023 Atmospheric Rivers. They will cover what can be expected this year, including the upcoming road construction, and some of what is in the works moving forward.