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Dixon City rolls out redesigned parks webpage with photos, maps and direct reservation links

Dixon City Parks and Recreation Commission · July 22, 2025
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Summary

City staff displayed a redesigned parks webpage that adds photos, map links and reservation buttons for each park to make online bookings and on-site wayfinding easier, with a QR code linking to the city digital newsletter.

Madeline, the city’s Economic Development Manager and Public Information Officer, presented a redesigned parks webpage intended to make park information easier to access online. She said each park page now includes a photo, a link to a park-specific map and a direct reserve button that links to the reservation page. "We now have photos for each of our parks and then under each picture, we have a link to a map of that park," Madeline said.

Madeline showed examples including Hall Park and Bowen Park, described how the pages list facility details (for example, barbecue-area counts and estimated capacities) to aid online renters, and invited commissioners and residents to sign up for the city’s digital newsletter via a QR code. Commissioners praised the visual presentation as a strong improvement for public-facing information and online reservations.