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District staff outline options for Panther Park: maintenance costs, fencing and a proposal to wire the park for cameras
Summary
Facilities staff told the Perris Union board Panther Park (5.52 acres adjacent to Perris High) requires regular cleanup, has frequent vandalism and homeless activity, and costs about $110,000 annually to maintain; staff presented fencing options and an E-rate wiring proposal to enable cameras and network access.
District facilities staff presented a detailed overview of Panther Park — a 5.52‑acre site adjacent to Perris High School — and outlined safety, maintenance and cost considerations on April 16.
Facilities lead Hector told trustees the park is largely open to the community, has short perimeter fencing and frequent graffiti and homeless activity, and that the district currently spends roughly $110,000 per year on water, electricity, landscaping and grounds maintenance. "The park is not secured," he said, noting vandalism and safety concerns including syringes and trash that reduce the likelihood of regular school use.
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