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Council member Emily Lucky highlights Carter Park dog park revamp and new rules

Town of Breckenridge Communications & Outreach · July 24, 2026
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Summary

Breckenridge communications staff and newly elected council member Emily Lucky highlighted a recent revamp of the Carter Park dog park and said the town will put rules in place to support its long-term success. The park opened last fall; a video is posted on the town website.

Annette Kubek, a communications and outreach staffer for the Town of Breckenridge, and Emily Lucky, a newly elected member of the Breckenridge Town Council, described updates to the Carter Park dog park that town officials say will help the recreation area function better for residents and their pets.

"Many of us in this community love our 4 legged furry friends and we are incredibly excited with the revamp that's happened over at Carter Park for our furry friends," Lucky said, noting the town plans to put rules in place "that will help us be successful, in the long run." Kubek added that the park originally opened last fall and that a video showing the improvements is available on the town website.

Officials did not list a formal ordinance or vote in this briefing; Lucky framed the changes as the outcome of recent council discussion and said the rules are intended to maintain safety and enjoyment at the site. The hosts pointed listeners to the posted video for visuals of the renovation and encouraged residents to follow town guidance when using the park.