If you love the Hazeltine Park Nature Patch, there are two opportunities to help plant them in other parks: January 25th and February 1st!
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Spread the Bark at Brentwood Dog Park
Wood chips are being delivered to the Brentwood Park Dog Off Leash Area October 2nd. Wheelbarrows and pitchforks will be available on Sunday, October 6, 2019, at 10:00AM. Join your neighbors and help spread the bark at Brentwood Dog Park! Gloves and water bottles recommended.
Harney Park Closure September 10th -October 4th
From Portland Parks and Recreation:
Temporary closure at Harney Park’s playground 9/10 – 10/4
Drainage repair work will begin September 10 at Harney Park’s playground, near SE 67th Avenue and NE Harney Street in the Brentwood-Darlington neighborhood. This work is funded by the ParksReplacementBond.org.
Leak at Brentwood Park Dog Off Leash Area – FIXED!
The leak causing the large wet spot at Brentwood Park Dog Off Leash Area (DOLA) has been fixed according to Portland Parks and Recreation staff as of August 27th, 2019. Interested in making improvements at Brentwood DOLA? Contact us and we’ll pass your suggestions along!
2019 Movies in the Park – UPDATED!
Hazeltine Park Stewardship Party
Join Portland Parks staff as they weed and tidy the nature patch at Hazeltine Park on Tuesday, June 25th from 11:30AM-1:30PM. Neighbors are encouraged to join! Extra tools and gloves provided or bring your own.
Errol Heights Play and Skate Discussion
Errol Heights Play & Skate Discussion hosted by Portland Parks and Recreation
Thursday, May 9th from 6:00-8:00PM at the Brentwood-Darlington Community Center (7211 SE 62nd Avenue). Can’t attend? Click here for the survey! (available starting May 9th)
Attention, parents! Brentwood-Darlington Neighborhood Association will be offering a supervised activity for kids in the adjacent room! BDNA volunteers will supervise an all-ages movie for children to enjoy while parents join the Play + Skate discussion.
Portland Parks & Recreation and the Errol Heights Park project team invites neighbors to attend an upcoming public meeting to review concepts and designs for the Play and Skate elements of the park.
This meeting is an opportunity for the design team at Mayer/Reed to share their initial concepts and designs for these two important elements of the park, and get valuable feedback and suggestions from the public to ensure that the park can best meet the needs of the Brentwood-Darlington community.
Specifically, we would like to discuss:
· Are the play features inclusive of children of all abilities?
· Does the skate feature meet the needs various users including, younger/ inexperienced skaters, those with wheelchairs, scooters and/ or BMX bikes?
Bring your friends, families, neighbors or anyone else who is interested in the future of Errol Heights park! Agenda below.
