Greenway planner presents expansion and maintenance proposal for 6P ballot

During a recent work session, the Cheyenne City Council discussed significant projects aimed at enhancing the community's recreational facilities, particularly focusing on the Johnson Pool and the Greenway expansion.

The meeting highlighted the importance of these initiatives as they prepare for the upcoming 6th Penny ballot, which will allow residents to vote on funding for various community projects. Parks and Greenway planner Jeanne Shrednick presented the proposal for Greenway expansion and maintenance, emphasizing the progress made since the last ballot in 2021.

The Greenway project aims to improve and expand the existing pathways, providing residents with better access to outdoor spaces and recreational activities. This initiative is expected to enhance the quality of life for Cheyenne residents by promoting outdoor activities and community engagement.

While the discussion included technical challenges, such as issues with presentation equipment, the focus remained on the positive impact these projects could have on the community. The council's commitment to improving local facilities reflects a broader goal of fostering a vibrant and active community.

As the city prepares for the next election, residents can look forward to having a say in the future of their recreational spaces, with the potential for enhanced Greenway access and improved facilities like the Johnson Pool. The council's ongoing discussions signal a proactive approach to meeting the community's needs and aspirations.