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City Council Secures Million Dollar Boost for Local Baseball Diamond

July 18, 2024 | San Bernardino, San Bernardino County, California



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City Council Secures Million Dollar Boost for Local Baseball Diamond
The San Bernardino City Council convened on August 6, 2024, to discuss community initiatives and updates, following a brief closed session. Councilman Sanchez highlighted the upcoming concert at Perris Hill Park and emphasized the importance of community partnerships in securing funding for local projects. Notably, he announced a significant funding boost for Gutierrez Park, where the city allocated $250,000, matched by County Supervisor Joe Baca Junior’s $750,000 contribution, totaling $1 million for the revitalization of a baseball diamond.

Council member Ybarra encouraged residents to engage with the Neighborhood Associations Council, providing contact information for those interested in participating in local meetings. Councilman Calvin reminded attendees of the National Night Out event scheduled for August 6, which aims to strengthen community ties.

Calvin also praised local organizations such as YouthBuild and the Powell Center for their efforts in providing construction skills training to youth, noting the positive impact these programs have on participants. He acknowledged the cultural contributions of public murals in the city, which help deter graffiti and enhance community aesthetics.

The meeting concluded with a reminder of the next joint regular meeting set for August 7, 2024, at the Fayetteville Times Central Library, with closed session starting at 4 PM and open session at 5 PM.

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