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Council approves Lions’ Club rock garden; town to contribute about $800
Summary
Council approved a joint Lions’ Club–school project to create a rock garden/path at Leffingwell Park; the town will pay roughly $800 to extend the sidewalk while schoolchildren will paint rocks to line the path.
The Huachuca City Council approved a proposal on April 9 to create a rock garden and painted‑rock path at Leffingwell Park in collaboration with the Lions’ Club and Huachuca City School.
Manager Suzanne Harvey described the partnership and said, "The Town will spend approximately $800.00 to extend the sidewalk between the School and the Library using edging and millings and the school children will paint rocks to line that path." Council moved to approve the proposal (motion by Johann Wallace; seconded by Cynthia Butterworth) and the motion passed unanimously.
The project combines a modest town investment with volunteer and school participation; staff will follow up on sidewalk work and timing with the Parks/Facilities group.
