Updated: The Syracuse Parks and Recreation Board met on a rainy Monday night, Sept. 12, at the new ball field in Syracuse. The board met in one of the buildings that has been completed. The board was going to tour the new ball field; however, the rain dampened those plans for the night.
Read More Updated: The new ballfield, tree removals, a new mower and other park projects were discussed at Syracuse Parks and Recreation Board meeting Monday night, Feb. 14.
Read More Updated: Schrock Fields is on schedule for work being done at the new site on Kern Road in Syracuse.
Read More Updated: An anonymous donation for the new Schrock Fields project was expected at the Syracuse Town Council meeting, scheduled for Tuesday, June 15, the Syracuse Parks and Recreation Board heard Monday, June 14
Read More Updated: Plans for the new Schrock Athletic Fields were unveiled at the Syracuse Parks and Recreation Board meeting Monday night, April 12. Park board members looked at the drawings for the new field before and after the meeting.
Read More Updated: An adopt-a-bench project was discussed at the Syracuse Parks and Recreation Board meeting Tuesday night, Oct. 13.
Read More Updated: By Phoebe Muthart InkFreeNews Tree removals, a resignation and a fountain repair were the main topics of Syracuse Parks and Recreation Board meeting Monday night, Sept. 14. First, committee reports were presented. The tree board is removing 13 trees this year at various parks. “We are planting 20 … Read More
Updated: SYRACUSE — Updates were delivered for the Syracuse Parks and Recreation Department’s ongoing projects at the park board’s Monday, March 9, meeting. Pulver Asphalt Paving Inc. started demolishing the Syracuse Community Center’s parking lot islands March 9, removing all of the trees to make way for lighting. … Read More
Updated: SYRACUSE — During the Syracuse Parks and Recreation Board meeting Monday, Feb. 10, Park Superintendent Chad Jonsson said the tree board had recently listened to a presentation from the St. Joseph River Basin Commission in regards to a stormwater control grant. “They have selected three communities in Michigan … Read More
Updated: SYRACUSE — Syracuse Parks and Recreation Board met for the first time in 2020 Monday, Jan. 13, focusing on the projects that lay ahead. A $10,000 Harkless Foundation grant was received for Syracuse Community Center’s parking lot curbing/lighting project. Park Superintendent Chad Jonsson noted there is no official … Read More
Updated: For its last meeting of 2019, Monday, Dec. 9, the Syracuse Parks and Recreation Board looked ahead to 2020 projects while also wrapping up a few year-end matters. The parking lot curbing/lighting project will occur in spring 2020. Pulver Construction estimates it will take three to four days … Read More
Updated: SYRACUSE — Patrick S. Brown with SiteScapes Inc. presented the conceptual plan for Laudeman Park to the Syracuse Parks and Recreation Board Monday, Aug. 12. The plan features two stone walking trails, including one along the edge of the pond, benches, a natural play area, a small parking … Read More
Updated: SYRACUSE — Syracuse Park Board Wednesday, July 10, unanimously approved the 2020 park and recreation budget submitted by Superintendent Chad Jonsson. The board made one amendment to the park improvements line item, increasing the originally proposed $20,000 to $45,000 to provide funding for several projects on the department’s … Read More
Updated: SYRACUSE — Set up in the celebration hall of the community center were more development plans for Laudeman Park Monday evening, April 8, for the Syracuse Park Board meeting. After the last public meeting where neighbors of the park shared input, ideas were added and displayed to gather … Read More
Updated: Chad Jonsson, Syracuse parks superintendent, gave the department report to the parks and recreation Board Monday, Feb. 8. An update on the five-year master plan, a park vehicle and future expenditures were topics of discussion. The five-year master plan priority list is still in the review process at … Read More
Updated: SYRACUSE — Syracuse Parks and Recreation board members braved the chilling temperatures Monday evening, Jan. 11, to assemble for the first meeting of 2016.
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