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2024 IHCA Annual Report: Landscape & Maintenance Updates

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The 2024 IHCA Annual Report details various landscape and maintenance projects in Issaquah Highlands over the past year. Key highlights include the installation of a new playground at Wisteria Park and plans for additional play structures at Kirk Park, scheduled for late summer or early fall. Improvements to the basketball courts at Firehouse Park and ongoing redesign efforts at Ashland Park, informed by community feedback, are also discussed. The report offers practical landscaping tips to help residents maintain vibrant outdoor spaces. The IHCA has welcomed new maintenance crew members, enhancing its service capacity.

Overall, the report reflects the IHCA's commitment to improving recreational facilities and fostering community engagement, reminding residents of the ongoing efforts to enhance life in Issaquah Highlands.

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