The Splashpad repairs have been completed and is now open for use.

Although cleanup is still in progress, ALL of the trails and fairways have been cleared of fallen trees, limbs, and debris.

Trails and fairways are clear and safe for transit and disc golf. However, there are several pockets of muddy areas around a few t-pads and on some of the trails and fairways.

Please watch for snakes! We have been seeing a couple a day since the wooded trails and fairways have been so inactive over the last few weeks due to weather and flooding. trees, limbs, and debris.

ALL wooded trails and fairways are CLOSED (NO EXCEPTIONS).

Water just receded Friday morning (June 7). However, there are still trees and huge limbs down or still falling. For LIFE & DEATH SAFETY, please do not cross the caution and danger tape and barriers!!

There is a possibility of more rain this Sunday and Monday. Staff will try to access the wooded trails and fairways next week, when it is safe enough to do so.

Fairways and wooded trails will remain CLOSED until determined safe for public use. This could take 2 to 3 weeks depending on weather. We apologize the inconvenience. The Staff is diligently working to reopen fairways and trails soon as possible.

PLEASE DO NOT allow kiddos to block the main drain on the splashpad causing a pool that overflows all the splashpad water to the flowerbeds!

Blocking the splashpad main drain empties the recirculating tank causing the pumps to run dry which will burn up the pumps and also cause the chlorine and UV system to overwork trying to keep up the water balance.

Blocking the splashpad main drain while the features are running will cause SEVERE damage and to the system pumps, and UV system causing a splashpad shutdown while we have to make EXTREMELY costly and lengthy repairs to the entire system.

SEMA Construction has returned to work on the Melissa Road construction project and the estimated completion date is Summer 2024.