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Parks and Recreation reports expanded youth sports, Fort Ringgold work and plans for city runs and events
Summary
Parks and Recreation told the commission it has high registration for spring leagues, installed low-cost field improvements and is aiming to reopen Fort Ringgold within a month; staff is planning a 5K/2K run and other community events.
Rio Grande City’s Parks and Recreation department reported heavy participation in spring sports leagues, incremental field upgrades and short-term opening plans for Fort Ringgold.
Parks Director (reported at the meeting) told commissioners the department fabricated and installed three soccer goals and two backstops in-house, saving the city thousands of dollars; the department said the same work would have cost $4,000–$5,000 for the goals and about $10,000 for backstops…
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