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Pam Foster City of Bishop Administrator Shares Master Plan Park Survey The City of Bishop is asking residents and non-residents to share their thoughts through a community survey that will help shape the city’s new Master Plan. 🌳🏞️ #cityofbishop #parkplan #bishopcitypark City of Bishop California @cityofbishop
This week, District 4 Councilman Ben Reynolds stopped by Mims Park to check out some exciting new upgrades. Using District 4 CIP funds, the City has added a new restroom and concession facility, along with major improvements to the athletic fields—creating a space families, athletes, and neighbors can truly enjoy. With the final walkthrough complete, everything is ready for the community. The Mobile City Council remains committed to investing in our parks and public spaces—because strong, well-maintained parks help build stronger neighborhoods and improve quality of life for all our residents.
📍 Harvest Green Park, Roseworthy — get down and check it out! Since coming onto Council in 2018, I’ve worked hard to influence a stronger focus on planning, investment, and delivery of new and upgraded parks right across our community. But let’s be honest — some of the playground designs we’re seeing from developers today are too simple, too safe, and lack imagination. One structure, minimal features… and that’s it. Our families deserve better. We should be pushing for playgrounds that are: ✔️ Unique ✔️ Fun-filled ✔️ Interconnected ✔️ Adventurous Spaces that spark creativity, challenge kids, and bring families together — not just tick a box in a development plan. It’s time to lift the standard and improve the designs for the future of our growing communities. #Roseworthy #Playford #CommunityFirst #BetterParks #FamilySpaces #GrowingCommunities #UrbanPlanning #Playgrounds #StrongerCommunities #LocalLeadership
From February’s State of the City, the “Activity and Wellness” video highlights how the City of St. George is investing your taxpayer dollars wisely — building places to move, play and connect. 🏞️ In 2025, we expanded 70+ miles of paved trails and refreshed playgrounds at five neighborhood parks. We also added new features that include the Vernon Worthen Park bandshell and Little Valley Skatepark. Watch the video to see what else we have done — and what’s coming! 🎥
In case you missed it, here are some exciting updates from Richardson Parks & Rec: 🛝 Point North Park: We officially celebrated the ribbon cutting on Feb 7! The remodeled playground was the final park project from the 2021 Bond Program. The adjacent pavilion is also finished and ready for your next gathering! Reserve it at cor.net/parkpavilions. 🛠️ Crowley Park Maintenance: Our maintenance crews had an “all-hands-on-deck” day this week! Staff took the opportunity to cross-train and tackle specialized projects outside their typical daily tasks to keep the park looking its best. 🛟 We’re Hiring: Looking for a fun, rewarding summer job? ☀️ We’re still looking for lifeguards, swim instructors, camp directors, and counselors. Apply today at cor.net/jobs! 🌳 Earth Day Tree Planting: Join us at Crowley Park on April 22 from 9-11am! Sign-up link & more volunteer opportunities are in our bio! 🎵 Wildflower! Arts & Music Festival: The lineup was announced last month! Check out who’s hitting the stage at wildflowerfestival.com. 🏛️ Upcoming Closures: • Ann Eisemann Playground (Cottonwood Park) - playground resurfacing: March 26-30 • Huffhines Recreation Center - deep cleaning: March 25-26 • Senior Center - deep cleaning: March 30-31
🌷🍃 Spring Clean-Up Success! We kicked off the first day of spring on Saturday by giving back to our community at Cornell Creek Park! We had a great time helping the City of Hillsboro Parks & Recreation Department - the space is cleaner, greener, and ready for the season ahead. 💚 Check out some highlights from the day! 📸 #SpringIntoAction #CommunityCleanup #InRoadsCU #FirstDayOfSpring #GiveBack
This is exactly what I’ve been talking about: when government listens to the community it serves, and when neighbors come together to advocate for what they need and want, we create meaningful public spaces that show government can work. Rockdale Park will continue serving families with thoughtful, beautiful upgrades, including new features that make the park more accessible and welcoming for residents of all abilities. Bonus picture: The community garden is almost ready for spring planting!
Check out all the ways #ParksAndRecMakeItPossible ✨
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