What you need to know
New playground equipment installation began July 10, per the project registration with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation. The park’s play area is now located near Lot A and Bill Keffler Ballpark, according to a news release.
Funding for the new play equipment was included in Proposition E of the 2021 bond program, which allocated $3 million to address neighborhood parks. The renovations, which had an estimated cost of $886,939, covered the installation of a concrete walkway around the park, additional seating, a water fountain, new swing sets, a rope-pull and a We-Go-Round.
According to the news release, the playground equipment replacement is the fifth to be completed as part of the 2021 bond program.
