The Trails Committee said they often have hikers and strollers stop to thank them when they are found working on one of Shelton's trails. Some assume that they're paid workers for the city doing their job of trying to keep the trails clear and safe for everyone. The committee is actually composed of eight unpaid members, and more than ever they need the assistance of others to keep up with the clearing of the 15 or so miles of trails in Shelton. They appreciate any and all who forsake a Saturday morning to join them in this endeavor. See what it takes to make your stroll enjoyable!
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