These parks are getting upgrades this summer
Simplified: Four Sioux Falls parks will get new playground equipment this summer. Here's a look at what to expect.
Why it matters
- The new equipment is part of the city's cyclical replacement programs, and it'll cost about $500,000. Funds come from the Parks and Recreation department's capital improvement program.
- The new playgrounds will have the newest industry play features and accessibility standards, according to a news release from the department.
- Old equipment removal started Tuesday, and the entire project is expected to be completed by July.
Here's a look at the playground upgrades
Linwood Park, near Eighth Street and Sycamore Avenue
Tomar Park, near the river off of Minnesota Avenue and Interstate 229
McCart Park, 1926 West Burnside Street
Laurel Oak Park, near John Harris Elementary