Clermont County OHC

Clermont County OHC Plans and Goals for 2009

To achieve membership growth
To increase mileage ridden and turned in
To increase V.I.P. work at East Fork Park and have the perimeter trail well cleared and marked
To increase grassroots involvement by creating a volunteer-friendly OHC
To expand relations with other horse groups
To increase involvement at the government level on equine issues

Some of the benefits for being a member of the Clermont County OHC are:

Participate in the club's monthly meetings, holiday parades, trail rides, overnight campouts, special events and other county chapter's trail rides and events.
Help improve the Eask Fork State Park equestrian trail system by participating in trail clean up and work days throughout the year; support neighboring OHC chapters with their work days at surrounding state parks.
Participate in clinics for Equine Education,Safety and Health Awarness
Free Subscription to the Corral Magazine
Receive the State OHC Newsletter
Opportunity to meet other members from other OHC county chapters
A voice at the state level in Legisation and decisions affecting horses and access to public lands
A 1 million dollar Equine Excess Liability Insurance Coverage for $19 per member- This is a option that applies to the OHC Plus Membership.