Often, you're a loner out there. Basically, you're out in the woods by yourself.

We recognize users should have a place to ride but we're not under the illusion that will take away the problem. There are two types of users, and for some, riding where they aren't allowed is part of the mystique and thrill.

This is the No. 1 threat to our public lands. It's a huge invasion.

We know there are many issues facing the state right now. We're just trying to keep ours on the front burner.

Customers should really heed the warning that we're not out of the woods yet. We could still have a cold February and that could certainly make the market volatile again, so customers should not get complacent. The more customers continue to reduce usage, the more they'll see lower bills and also help the situation.

I'm not a loner at all.