Recreation across the city
City Park, Tripton Park, walking trails, playgrounds, courts, ball fields, skate facilities and community events sit in the department’s public-facing lane.
City parks, recreation programs, pool facilities, trails and capital projects, with the evidence drawer separated from the public-facing department profile.
The city describes a broad recreation system spanning parks, trails, pool facilities, youth sports and the developing Quarry Adventure Park.
This section comes from the city’s current Parks & Recreation page, not from filename guesses.
City Park, Tripton Park, walking trails, playgrounds, courts, ball fields, skate facilities and community events sit in the department’s public-facing lane.
The city lists the City Pool and Splash Zone as part of the recreation system, alongside seasonal leagues and community programming.
The city says the park is being developed through READI 1.0 with an inclusive playground, RV hookups, dog park, public restrooms and trails.
The saved “Parks and Recreation” bucket is a mixed capture, so the number should not be read as 549 clean department-only records.
The drawer contains Park Board minutes and agendas, park plans, ordinances, forms, permits and schedules. That is useful evidence and should stay searchable.
The same bucket also contains golf league/flight material and documents such as water, sewer and stormwater records. The page now says that plainly instead of laundering the folder label into a fact.
Use these as quick doors. The Records Vault remains the complete searchable inventory.