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City of Woodland Park 2022 Progress Report: Worth a deeper look

One could be forgiven for overlooking bi-weekly headlines on the latest City Council meeting or citizen committee meeting. Lists of numbers like the one above (you didn’t skip over them did you?) and committee names tied to the local...

source: Pikes Peak Courier

A roller court may be in McLaren Park's future

McLaren Park, San Francisco's second-largest park, could soon host a roller court and adult fitness area as part of improvements city and community members are considering. McLaren Park, at 313 acres, is second only to the iconic Golden Gate Park, and the city wants to see...

source: Axios

Long Beach gets more than $15 million for park improvements from state

Four Long Beach parks are set for upgrades later this year — thanks to $15.4 million from California’s 2022 year-end budget surplus. California’s budget for the 2022-23 fiscal year included a nearly $100...

source: Press-Telegram

Congratulations to CPRS Member Danielle Giuliacci, City of Belmont, for being nominated as one NRPA's '30 under 30'

The 30 Under 30 recognition program is a joint effort by the NRPA Young Professional Network and Parks & Recreation magazine, honoring 30 of the top young park and recreation professionals who serve as everyday champions in their communities.

source: NRPA

Congrats to Stephanie Molina, we know you will represent well.

Oildorado Inc. announced Stephanie Molina will become the next Oildorado President. Stephanie has been involved with Oildorado since 2010 when she started assisting past President Eric Cooper with the store, inventory, ticket sales, and...

source: Taft Midway Driller

Playground Safety Inspector Course (CPSI)

Playing outdoors is a major component in the health and wellness of our children. And it is our responsibility to ensure safe, enjoyable play areas for all. CPRS, in conjunction with the National Recreation and Park Association (NRPA) are offering the Certified Playground...

source: CPRS

CONNECTIONS CPRS Conference & Expo

April 3-6. 2023 San Diego, CA We are excited to see you at 2023 CONNECTIONS at the San Diego Convention...

source: CPRS

Upcoming Land and Water Conservation Fund (LWCF) Grant Cycle

Approximately $30 million in projects will be selected by the California Department of Parks and Recreation’s Office of Grants and Local Services (OGALS) for the next Land and Water Conservation Fund cycle. Applications are due June 1, 2023.

source: CPRS

Introducing your 2023-24 CPRS State Board of Directors!

President - Doug Grove, President, RHA Landscape Architects President Elect - Kyla Brown, General Manager/Director, Riverside County RP&OSD Vice President - Cindy Bagley, Director of Community Services, City of Rohnert Park Secretary/Treasurer - Victoria Reyna, Recreation...

source: CPRS

Beaumont seeks recreational mascot

The city of Beaumont seeks the public’s help in coming up with a mascot that will reflect and represent the community the city’s Parks and Recreation department serves. During events around Beaumont’s city parks and sports venues, excitement can go a little...

source: Record Gazette

Redwood City invites public input on Hoover Park redesign

Get ready to share your bright ideas for the Hoover Park Master Plan Project. Redwood City officials are inviting feedback on future improvements at the aging park at two Community Input Sessions and via a survey. The Input Sessions will be held on Thurs., Jan. 26 from...

source: Climate Online

Recreation Expo returning to Danville — with 'Willy Wonka' theme

All three of Danville's major town buildings are set to open their doors to residents and visitors as part of the town's annual Recreation Expo and Open House early next month. The event is aimed at providing an opportunity to explore...

source: Danville San Ramon

One of the coolest neighborhoods on the planet will get a better park

What began 40 years ago as a private outdoor space for garment workers to eat lunch is now one of the only parks in one of the city’s fastest-growing — and coolest — neighborhoods. City officials and neighborhood...

source: The San Francisco Standard

How capturing more stormwater can also make city parks better

The recent storms have helped a lot to face water scarcity, but it’s not enough to end three years of historic drought. And as the climate crisis makes California’s drought-to-deluge cycles more extreme and less predictable,...

source: LAIst

Playground Safety Inspector Course (CPSI)

Playing outdoors is a major component in the health and wellness of our children. And it is our responsibility to ensure safe, enjoyable play areas for all. CPRS, in conjunction with the National Recreation and Park Association (NRPA) are offering the Certified Playground...

source: CPRS

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City of Woodland Park 2022 Progress Report: Worth a deeper look

A roller court may be in McLaren Park's future

Long Beach gets more than $15 million for park improvements from state

Congratulations to CPRS Member Danielle Giuliacci, City of Belmont, for being nominated as one NRPA's '30 under 30'

Congrats to Stephanie Molina, we know you will represent well.

Playground Safety Inspector Course (CPSI)

CONNECTIONS CPRS Conference & Expo

Upcoming Land and Water Conservation Fund (LWCF) Grant Cycle

Introducing your 2023-24 CPRS State Board of Directors!

Beaumont seeks recreational mascot

Redwood City invites public input on Hoover Park redesign

Recreation Expo returning to Danville — with 'Willy Wonka' theme

One of the coolest neighborhoods on the planet will get a better park

How capturing more stormwater can also make city parks better

Playground Safety Inspector Course (CPSI)

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