If passed by City of Spokane voters this November, the Parks Levy will either replace or repair every playground and restroom in need within Spokane parks and improve playground accessibility. Additionally, all nine larger community parks will receive new large playgrounds. This includes a complete replacement of approximately 32 playgrounds citywide and about half of all park restrooms citywide. Key Improvements: ✅ New Restroom structures where full replacement needed ✅ New Fixtures & coatings

If the Parks Levy is approved by voters in November, Minnehaha Park, Grant Park, and Sharpley Harmon Park will undergo significant renovations. These three parks were identified in the 2022 Park and Natural Lands Master Plan as needing extensive improvements to enhance their functionality for the community. Additionally, new parks will be developed in the North Indian Trail, Latah-Hangman, and Shiloh Hills neighborhoods to accommodate the needs of our growing community. Land will also be acquire

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