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City outlines parks sponsorship packet; two businesses express interest

Fulshear Parks and Recreation Commission · February 13, 2026
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Summary

Staff demonstrated the parks sponsorship packet on fulsheartexas.gov and said Gavri Orthodontics and Local Table have expressed interest in sponsorships; commissioners discussed naming-right terms, donor bricks placement and promotion at community events such as Water Conservation Day.

Staff showed commissioners how to access the parks sponsorship packet on the city website and summarized available naming-right and sponsorship options.

Staff member (speaker 10) opened the parks sponsorship page on fulsheartexas.gov and said the packet and a frequently asked questions document are available for download. Staff said two businesses — Gavri Orthodontics and Local Table — had inquired about scoreboards and other sponsorship items.

Commissioners discussed term lengths and placement: staff clarified that most sponsorship items use a 10-year window while four scoreboards are treated as a separate naming category; some commissioners suggested reserving locally accessible items for small businesses before regional or national sponsors pursue naming opportunities.

Commissioners also discussed donor bricks — staff outlined plans to place bronze and silver bricks along an enhanced walkway in Phase 2, with gold and platinum donors listed on a donation wall near the food-court area. The commission recommended stronger outreach: printed packets for local businesses, ongoing social-media promotion and possibly a presence at community events such as the city’s Water Conservation Day on March 13.

Staff said no payments have been received yet and that staff will continue outreach and return with naming-rights updates at future meetings.