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Parks department reports retirements, irrigation work and invasive-plant control; field capacity remains constrained
Summary
Commissioners heard that three Parks & Recreation employees plan to retire in July (totaling decades of service), irrigation upgrades are nearly finished at Saks and Connor fields, knotweed control at Erwin House is underway, and adult softball and youth groups continue to seek additional field space.
Commissioners received several operational updates from parks staff covering staffing, field maintenance and invasive-species control.
Staff reported that three long‑serving parks employees will retire in July, together representing decades of institutional knowledge. “We’re gonna have 3 people from parks and recreation retiring in July… there’s 70 years worth of…
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