Parks master plan team reports 206 survey responses, priorities include improved restrooms, lighting and trails

Feb 12, 2026

Staff reported 206 completed surveys (199 online, 7 in-person) for the parks and recreation master plan; respondents prioritized better restrooms, maintenance, lighting and more indoor amenities and programs.

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Justin, an assistant planner working on the parks and recreation master plan, presented the results of a November–January outreach effort and said the team received 206 completed surveys (199 online and seven in person) collected between Oct. 25 and Jan. 5. He summarized respondent use and satisfaction: parks and trails were the most-used facilities, sports fields and the library saw moderate use, and the pool and school playgrounds showed low or no use in the responses.

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