Tracy unveils new recreation center and updates on community development projects

March 28, 2025 | Tracy, San Joaquin County, California

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Tracy, San Joaquin County, is set to undergo significant transformations with the introduction of a new multi-generational recreation center at El Pascadero Park. This 61,300 square foot facility, designed to be a regional hub for health, wellness, and recreation, aims to serve residents of all ages. Construction began on August 24, 2024, and is expected to take 24 months, with a focus on sustainability as it will operate as a net-zero energy building.

In addition to the recreation center, the long-awaited Tracy Aquatic Center is progressing with a new vision tailored to the community's diverse needs. Following an agreement with Group 4 Architecture Research and Planning, the city has engaged residents through pop-up events and surveys, gathering over 1,600 responses. Findings and conceptual plans will be presented at the upcoming city council meeting on April 15.
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The city also celebrated the renovation of the Tracy War Memorial, which now features six new flag poles representing each branch of the military, enhanced lighting, and improved landscaping. Furthermore, the newly opened Ellis Dog Park offers over two acres of space, including separate areas for small and large dogs, shaded picnic spots, and dog-themed obstacle courses.

Recent ribbon cuttings for Jean Burke Park and Raymond P. Morelos Junior Park highlight the city’s commitment to honoring local residents who made lasting impacts. Jean Burke Park features connecting paths, a nature-themed playground, and a butterfly garden, while Raymond P. Morelos Junior Park includes a scenic linear park and ecological landscaping.

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Infrastructure improvements are also a priority, with the public works department laying 637 tons of asphalt in 2024 and sealing 30 lane miles of streets. Notable projects include enhancements on Bessey Avenue and the Coral Hollow Road corridor project, which will add roundabouts, widen roads, and improve pedestrian and bicycle access.

These developments reflect Tracy's dedication to enhancing community spaces and infrastructure, promising a brighter future for its residents.

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