Mayor Jensen previews Grand Prairie's March events and new park improvements

February 28, 2025 | Grand Prairie, Dallas County, Texas

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The Mayor's Message for March 2025, delivered by Mayor Ron Jensen, highlighted several upcoming events and community initiatives in Grand Prairie. The message began with an invitation to the State of the City address scheduled for March 6, from 6 to 9 PM at the Grand Prairie Events and Convention Center, promising an inspiring evening focused on the city's growth.

Mayor Jensen announced an exciting spring event at Epic Central, featuring life-size animatronic dinosaurs from March 8 to March 23, culminating in the second annual Dino Fest on March 15, which will be free for attendees. He also encouraged local merchants to participate in the Grand Prairie Farmer's Market, which opens on April 5, inviting vendors to apply for spots to sell fresh produce and handmade goods.
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In community development news, the Mayor celebrated the completion of phase 2 improvements at Tyree Park, which now includes a new multi-purpose court, playground, fitness court, and enhanced trails and lighting for residents to enjoy.

A highlight of the message was a sneak peek into the upcoming Radici Wood Fired Grill, led by chef Tiffany Deary, which aims to offer fresh, house-made pasta and authentic wood-fired dishes. Residents can learn more about the restaurant through the Grand Prairie Proud podcast available on YouTube.

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Additionally, the Mayor promoted the eleventh annual Badges and Books event on March 8, where community members can meet local police officers and library staff, engage with law enforcement tools, and foster community connections.

Lastly, for residents needing assistance with tax filing, the AARP is providing free tax help for low-income and elderly individuals at the Veterans Park Event Center on Mondays and Wednesdays until April 14. Appointments can be scheduled by calling the provided number.

Overall, the Mayor's message emphasized community engagement, local business support, and the city's ongoing development initiatives, setting a positive tone for the month ahead.

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