City outlines park upgrades: City Park, Sheridan reopening and new splash pads
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City leaders described a parks master-plan rollout that includes a major City Park revitalization with an aquatic center, Sheridan Park reopening with themed playgrounds and a third downtown splash pad at Victoria Park.
City officials detailed a series of parks and recreation investments intended to expand shade, play and community programming across Corona.
Speaker 7 described a City Park revitalization that would add an aquatic center, a community center, an outdoor playground, a pump track and basketball courts, calling the package a "major improvement" tied to downtown activation. Speaker 6 noted the parks master plan adopted by the city council in 2024 will guide project sequencing and reflects public outreach.
Sheridan Park was celebrated in a grand reopening (Speaker 15), and park designers said residents selected themed playground concepts such as a galaxy/outer-space motif. Speaker 2 and others noted the city is adding shade structures, new trees and three splash pads citywide; Speaker 2 called Victoria Park "the third splash pad in our city."
Officials linked parks investments to broader quality-of-life and event activation goals, saying new amenities will support summer concerts, festivals and multigenerational use. The update included no detailed per-project budgets or firm construction completion dates; officials emphasized the projects follow the adopted parks master plan and public engagement.