Snoqualmie's Parks & Open Space Master Plan: Enhancing Community Recreation

Snoqualmie, WALocal News

The City of Snoqualmie is launching a vital initiative with its Parks, Recreation, Open Space, and Trails Master Plan aimed at enhancing recreational offerings for residents over the next decade. This comprehensive plan will identify key initiatives, operational policies, and strategies to effectively address community needs. Kicking off in November 2023, the planning process will include surveys, outreach events, and numerous opportunities for public engagement to ensure community voices are heard. The city is dedicated to prioritizing projects and funding based on resident feedback, promoting a citizen-driven approach to park and recreation services. The master plan will improve existing amenities, address unmet needs, and envision future developments that enhance the overall quality of life.

With a focus on sustainability and accessibility, this initiative is set to significantly impact the community's recreational landscape. By fostering collaboration, Snoqualmie aims to create high-quality parks, trails, and recreational programs that serve all residents, underscoring the city's commitment to a vibrant and engaged community.

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