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Plant City manager announces upgrades at Sadi Gibbs Martin Community Center, including splash pad and inclusive playground

Plant City City Manager's Office · June 10, 2026
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Summary

Plant City City Manager Bill McDaniel announced planned upgrades to the Sadi Gibbs Martin Community Center at the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. recreation complex, including a splash pad and a shaded, accessible playground, and highlighted ongoing programs at the facility.

Plant City City Manager Bill McDaniel outlined planned upgrades to the Sadi Gibbs Martin Community Center and highlighted the center’s role in local summer programming. "The Sadi Gibbs Martin Community Center is one of Plant City's premier destinations to get up, get out, and get active this summer," McDaniel said, noting the facility's focus on youth, families and community engagement.

McDaniel said the center, located on the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. recreation complex, features a full gymnasium, meeting spaces and activity areas designed to support organized and drop-in programs. "Educational workshops, wellness programs, neighborhood events, and cultural activities give families safe, positive, and active experiences together," he said, describing the center’s regular offerings and its goal of strengthening quality of life across the community.

Announcing new amenities, McDaniel said, "Planned additions include a splash pad, shaded, inclusive playground designed to create a safe, accessible, and welcoming environment for residents of all ages and abilities." He encouraged residents to learn more on the project's page on the city of Plant City website.

City Manager McDaniel framed the investment as part of ongoing efforts to expand outdoor opportunities and accessibility at city facilities. The message did not include a timeline or funding breakdown for the improvements; McDaniel said only that Plant City "continues investing in improvements that create even more opportunities for families to enjoy the outdoors and stay active together."