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Pendergrass City schedules Bruce Park ribbon-cutting, dog park opening imminent
Summary
Officials set a ribbon-cutting for Bruce Park on Feb. 22 at 11 a.m. with family-focused giveaways; staff said a dog park behind city hall should open in roughly two weeks.
Pendergrass City announced details for two park-related events during the Feb. 11 work session: a ribbon-cutting for Bruce Park and progress on a dog park behind city hall.
Speaker 1 (presiding official) said Bruce Park is 'up and running' and described strong community interest: "It's been, like, 600 and, I think, 50 some people on my Facebook." The council set a ribbon-cutting for Feb. 22 at 11 a.m.; Speaker 1 said the first 24 children to arrive will receive an engineer’s hat and a train whistle.
Councilmembers and staff also confirmed that construction of a dog park behind city hall is nearing completion and could open in about two weeks, with staff expecting more formal availability in December or January depending on scheduling. Speakers discussed community involvement for naming park features such as a play-engine and adding signage.
No formal vote or funding decision for these items occurred at the work session; staff will proceed with ribbon-cutting logistics and continued work on the dog-park site.
