City Hall Update: Dallas Advances Plans for Two New Parks

In a recent Dallas City Council meeting, Mayor Eric Johnson reaffirmed his commitment to enhancing public spaces with the approval of significant green space projects, including the larger Roland G. Parrish Park and a new pocket park in North Oak Cliff. The Council sanctioned a $10 million investment for phase one improvements at Parrish Park, which spans 25 acres and will feature amenities such as a football field, basketball court, and picnic pavilion. This initiative aims to address historic underinvestment in the area and enhance community resources. Additionally, a new 9,000-square-foot pocket park will provide much-needed green space for residents in North Oak Cliff, ensuring improved access to parks for more locals. These projects align with ongoing efforts to elevate the quality of Dallas’s park system, addressing both equity and community health needs.

City Hall Update: Dallas Advances Plans for Two New Parks

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