Savvy-Boomers

Oracle State Park is now closed, so what happens to the land?  The park closed this week because of state budget cuts.  It cost about $300,000 a year to keep it open.  The closure means rangers will no longer be there.  So who will supervise the property?  Arizona State Parks Board Chairman, Reese Woodling, says “we will have a person stay there to take care of vandalism if there is any.”  The hiking trails will stay open, but access to the park will be limited to special events and school groups.