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Fuller Acres Park opens; District 4 supervisor to hold ribbon cutting Oct. 3
Summary
Fuller Acres Park at 8321 Hilltop Drive is officially open with new playgrounds, exercise stations, picnic shelters and landscaping. District 4 Supervisor David Couch will host a grand‑opening ribbon cutting on Oct. 3 at 2 p.m.
Fuller Acres Park, located at 8321 Hilltop Drive, is officially open and features a new play area, picnic shelters, walkways, exercise equipment stations, shade canopies and fresh landscaping, county communications said.
Erin Briscoe Clark said the county and District 4 Supervisor David Couch invited the community to a grand‑opening ribbon cutting on Friday, Oct. 3, at 2 p.m. The event is an opportunity for neighbors to tour the pocket park and celebrate the new public space.
County materials listed the park amenities as inclusive of a play area, picnic shelters and fitness stations, and emphasized the pocket park’s role as a local gathering space. No funding amounts or construction timelines were provided in the segment.
The county encouraged residents to attend the ribbon cutting and to visit the park for neighborhood recreation.
