The City of Eureka needs your input on the potential renaming of 20-30 Park.
With the park slated to receive major upgrades, we have a rare opportunity to rethink 20-30 Park’s identity and begin a new era for this neighborhood landmark.
Whether you have a new name idea or you would like the park’s name to remain the same, please let us know.
Give us your input at 2030ParkImprovements.com
Community Services is excited to share family-friendly, Halloween-in-Quarantine events, and activities! While the festivities may look a little different this year, the fun (and candy!) is the same. Both City events have been approved by the Humboldt County Department of Public Health.
We’ll be able to use the playgrounds at our parks again but until the pandemic passes, please remember to be socially distant and not to use the park’s group areas.
But if we work together, we’ll pull through it quicker. Enjoy our parks but please don’t use the group areas until it’s safe.
California State Parks received 478 applications requesting $2.3 billion in funding. With only $254.9 million available, only 62 projects were funded, making Eureka very fortunate to receive this competitive grant. In 2018, California voters passed Prop 68, which directed $254.9 million to State Parks for competitive grants to create new parks and enhance recreational opportunities for all Californians. This is the state’s largest investment in grant funding history targeted for underserved communities and the City of Eureka is excited to announce major improvements planned due to this generous funding opportunity.
Planned park improvements are based on a robust community engagement process where community members shared concerns regarding safety, access, walkability, recreational amendments, and inclusion.
Of course you are!
Unfortunately, some of the registration links we had posted aren’t working so if you haven’t already signed up, please stop by or call the Adorni (707.441.4248) to register.
If you’d like to see all the classes available, you can click on this link.
This update adds three drop in participation options for those unable to make the other event (see below in red).
The City of Eureka is excited to announce its application for the Prop 68: Statewide Park Development and Community Revitalization Program. This funding opportunity helps fund park projects in critically underserved communities. The city is working hard to improve all city parks with the focus of this grant application being to revitalize 20/30 Park, located at 2605 Pine St.
The City of Eureka would like to you to be part of the process, you are invited to join us for two planned community meetings this month:
Just Added! If you are unable to make the April 30th date, join us for three drop-in participation options this month:
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