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Parks staff report signage rollout, goose relocations and return of local leagues
Summary
Parks staff and a commissioner reported new park signage footings have been poured with unveilings planned at O'Brien and Chandler parks; staff said they relocated geese from LaFortune Golf Course and local baseball leagues are returning after recent floods.
Parks staff updated the Tulsa County Board of County Commissioners on recent parks activity and recovery after recent storms. The speaker said the county poured all footings for new signage and planned an unveiling at O'Brien Park this Wednesday, with Chandler Park signs to follow after final curing. "We got all footings poured for all signage," the speaker reported, noting a seven-day curing window before installation.
The parks representative also described wildlife management actions at LaFortune Golf Course, saying staff "rounded up 62 geese" and have been relocating geese west of Stillwater to improve course conditions. The speaker added that local leagues are resuming play, with North Tulsa baseball and Chandler Park hosting final games and the Tulsa Metro Men's Baseball League returning to O'Brien Park. The board did not take separate formal action on these updates; the information was provided as part of announcements and routine reports.
