Kent County plans automated gate system for parks to enhance safety

March 19, 2025 | Milford, Sussex County, Delaware

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Milford Parks & Recreation Advisory Board is actively addressing community concerns regarding after-hours activities in local parks. During a recent meeting on March 19, 2025, board members discussed the possibility of installing a gate at one of the parks to enhance security and manage access during off-hours.

The conversation was sparked by feedback from residents during a recent open house, where many expressed worries about safety and unauthorized activities after dark. The board is considering various options, including the implementation of an automatic gate system similar to one being introduced in Kent County. This system would allow for timed access, ensuring that parks are closed during late hours while still being accessible during the day.
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The discussion reflects a proactive approach by the Milford Parks & Recreation Advisory Board to respond to community needs and enhance the safety of public spaces. As plans develop, the board aims to keep residents informed and involved in the decision-making process, ensuring that any changes align with the community's expectations and safety concerns.

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