Warden holds second parks and rec workshop
Warden community members and Washington State University’s Rural Communities Design Initiative student interns work together to brainstorm ideas for Warden’s parks during Tuesday’s Community Engagement Workshop.
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Washington State University Professor Michael Sánchez explains some ideas for Warden’s Parks, Recreation and Open Space Plan during Tuesday’s Community Engagement Workshop at Warden Police Station.
SCJ Alliance Senior Project Manager Brandon Mauseth outlines the progress of the Washington Recreation and Conservation Office-funded Parks, Recreation and Open Space Plan, which Mauseth said could use more community feedback.
Warden community members and Washington State University’s Rural Communities Design Initiative student interns brainstorm ideas for Warden’s parks Tuesday for the Parks, Recreation and Open Space Plan.
Warden community members enjoy Warden City Park – also known as Volunteer Park – during September’s Warden Community Days celebration. The city is working to develop a plan for its outdoor spaces to make its green spaces even more welcoming to residents and visitors.
WARDEN — SCJ Alliance and Washington State University’s Rural Communities Design Initiative hosted a second Parks, Recreation and Open Space Plan Community Engagement Workshop on Tuesday evening at Warden Police Station. The plan is funded by the Washington Recreation and Conservation Office.
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