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The Parks and Recreation Commission of Corona City held a productive meeting on May 13, 2025, highlighting significant community initiatives and upcoming projects that aim to enhance local parks and recreational facilities.

One of the key discussions centered around the alignment of the city’s Capital Improvement Projects (CIPs) with the Parks and Recreation Master Plan. This strategic approach ensures that the development and maintenance of parks over the next decade will follow a structured implementation schedule, which is crucial for meeting community needs effectively.
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Commissioner McBride expressed appreciation for the collaborative efforts among city departments, emphasizing the importance of teamwork in enhancing the quality of life for residents. He also shared his personal experience at the senior center, noting the positive atmosphere and the importance of community engagement, particularly for seniors.

Commissioner Munoz echoed these sentiments, celebrating the recent grand openings of Fairview Park and the senior center. He highlighted the joy of seeing children actively enjoying the parks, which fosters a sense of community vibrancy. Munoz also mentioned ongoing improvements along Foothill Boulevard and the excitement surrounding the upcoming Victoria Park Splash Pad, which promises to be a popular attraction for families.

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Vice Chair Fox took the opportunity to commend Madeline Black for her efforts in organizing a recent day of service, where local students participated in beautification projects at Santana Park in preparation for the Fourth of July celebrations. This initiative not only enhances the park but also encourages youth involvement in community service.

The meeting concluded with a shared enthusiasm for the future of Corona’s parks and recreation facilities, as commissioners look forward to continued improvements and community engagement. The discussions reflect a commitment to fostering a vibrant and inclusive environment for all residents, reinforcing the city’s dedication to enhancing public spaces and recreational opportunities.

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