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Lake Havasu parks director outlines summer repairs, new programs and staff hires
Summary
Lake Havasu City Parks and Recreation Director Rivera reported maintenance work at multiple parks, temporary closure of Cypress Park for turf recovery, new program coordinators on staff and heavy summer program enrollment at the June 23 advisory board meeting.
Director Rivera, Lake Havasu City Parks and Recreation Director, told the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board on June 23 that crews have completed equipment repairs and installations, hired two new program coordinators and are running expanded summer programs with high enrollment.
Rivera said Anderson Toyota donated a shade structure at the Island Ball Field that has been installed, Avalon Dog Park received new concrete pavers to reduce erosion and Main Street Commons received additional lighting. "It looks absolutely beautiful," Rivera said of the dog-park improvements. She also said Rotary Park and London Bridge Beach each received new drinking-water fill station replacements.
The board learned Cypress Park fields will be closed for about two months for turf maintenance. Rivera said the fields support "1,800 plus…
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