Agoura Hills City Council approves resolution for Morrison Park rehabilitation project funding

The Agoura Hills City Council made significant strides in environmental and community development during their recent meeting on April 9, 2025. A key highlight was the unanimous approval of a resolution to support the Morrison Park rehabilitation project, which aims to enhance local recreational facilities.

City staff, led by Administrative Analyst John Tricliff, presented the project, emphasizing its importance for community development. The rehabilitation will include new play equipment, ADA-compliant benches, and a rubberized surface for safety. This initiative is funded through the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program, with no immediate fiscal impact on the current budget.

Council members expressed their enthusiasm for the project, with Mayor Pro Tem Wolf and others praising the collaborative efforts of city staff and community organizations like Poison Free Agoura. The council's commitment to environmental responsibility and community welfare was evident as they discussed the project's alignment with Agoura Hills' values.

The council also approved the consent calendar, which included various routine items, with a unanimous vote of 5-0. The next steps for the Morrison Park project involve finalizing design plans and seeking bids for construction, pending approval from the Los Angeles Community Development Authority.

This meeting underscored Agoura Hills' dedication to enhancing community spaces while prioritizing environmental sustainability, setting a positive tone for future developments in the city.