Precinct 3 officials break ground on all-abilities park in Sugar Land

Fort Bend County officials gathered May 15 to break ground on Sugar Land’s Galaxy All Abilities Park, the first all-abilities park funded by the county, according to a news release.

"Creating a park accessible to people of all abilities represents our commitment to community togetherness, allowing individuals of every capability to play together, form connections and share life's joys," Precinct 3 Commissioner Andy Meyers said in the release. "As one of the most diverse counties in the nation, it's essential that we honor unique differences while establishing environments and experiences where everyone can share a sense of belonging and appreciation."

Zooming in

The nearly $1.7 million space-themed park—located at 1515 Stadium Drive near Constellation Field—aims to be accessible for all children, including those with disabilities.

According to the release, the 1.6-acre park features will include:

• A wheelchair-accessible playground
• Interactive sensory walls
• Covered seating

The park is funded by the county's 2020 and 2023 parks bonds, county officials previously said.

Stay tuned

Construction is expected to be completed by the end of the year, per the release.