If the park is a federally-run site (like Zion National Park in Utah), it was closed during the shutdown. If it is run by the state, or by a city (like a local zoo), it was generally unaffected and remained open. As the shutdown dragged on, a few national sites like the Statue of Liberty did re-open, with the state temporarily paying the expense of keeping it operating.
Arizona State Parks - government - was created in 1955.
National Parks are made by the Nation's Government so it is the responsibility of the Federal government. States are responsible for creating State Parks.
The government shutdown lasted for 16 days, no matter what state you lived in. It ended late in the evening on October 16, 2013.
The Executive branch.
There are no laws that state members of Congress can be arrested for shutting down the Government.
They are called national because they are owned by and run by the federal government rather than the state.
There are approximately 25 State Parks in Indiana. In order to find the locations of these state parks, one can refer to the Indiana State Parks website.
52 state parks
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Usually you would not, if you are talking about parks in general. If you are not talking about a specific park, then the state parks in Washington would be referred to as the Washington state parks. Say that there is such a thing as the Washington State Parks Commission (I have no idea; I just made it up) Then you would refer to this commission as the Washington State Parks Commission.
NOT EXACTLY. The US Government Shutdowns refer exclusively to the US Federal Budgetary obligations. In theory, the US State Governments should not be affected, since their own budgets operate based on votes and balancing on a state level. However, in the US, most state governments receive a large percentage of their funds from the federal government. As a result, a number of state government functions are frozen or have their funds reallocated to make up for the shortfall from the federal government. Additionally, many of the government employees that people are familiar with are actually federal employees, such as local branch offices of federal executive agencies, post office workers, and the people who run national parks and monuments.
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