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Residents praise new all-abilities park in the City of Mission

2170094 · January 30, 2025
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Summary

Speakers at the meeting praised a newly opened, all-abilities park in the City of Mission, highlighting wheelchair- and sensory-accessible equipment and a universally accessible zip line.

Residents at the meeting praised the opening of a newly opened all-abilities park in the City of Mission, saying it provides accessible play equipment and space for people of all ages and abilities.

The park “is life changing for them and for many people,” said Resident 2, a Mission resident. “Message to the community is come and play. Come and play at this brand new all inclusive park here in the city of Mission that everyone, doesn't matter how old you are or what your capabilities or abilities are, you can come and enjoy this with your family, your friends, your neighbors.”

Speakers described features aimed at accessibility. Resident 3, a Mission resident, said, “There's wheelchair accessible equipment. There is sensory accessible equipment. This is just a park for people of all ages. We have a zip line that anyone can get on.” Resident 1, a Mission resident, added that children from Mission had “been waiting for a place like this.”

Comments emphasized inclusion for people with disabilities and community pride in the project. Resident 2 said the park shows “the city of Mission is an inclusive community where everyone has a space where they can enjoy.” Resident 3 said staff and volunteers who worked on the project had “done an amazing job” and that speakers “can't wait to see the faces and the smiles on the children and adults that are… partaking in this new park.”

The meeting transcript does not specify the park’s official name, funding sources, opening date, or the city department that led the project. No formal action, vote, ordinance or budget item related to the park is recorded in the provided transcript.