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IHCA Team Begins Playground Construction at Kirk Park

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The IHCA team is set to replace playground equipment at Kirk Park, with construction commencing on November 13, 2024. This initiative aims to enhance recreational facilities for the community. The playground area will be closed for an estimated two months, but the gazebo will remain open for visitors. This project is a collaborative effort led by the IHCA Playground Improvement Committee, which secured approval from the IHCA Board of Directors. A formal announcement will be made once the playground is ready to reopen.

The IHCA expresses gratitude to the community for their understanding and patience during construction. Community members can view proposed playground equipment options through the provided link, reflecting the IHCA's commitment to providing safe and engaging recreational spaces.

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