Flint residents are being called upon to play a pivotal role in revamping local neighborhood parks. A collaborative effort between the City of Flint and the Mott Foundation is underway, inviting community members to attend a series of Parks Input meetings designed to gather valuable public feedback.
The interactive gatherings aim to capture the community’s vision for the city’s parks, offering a platform for residents to express their ideas and concerns. Insights collected will be instrumental in steering future enhancements, program developments, and financial investments dedicated to improving Flint’s recreational spaces.
Open to the public, these meetings encourage residents to join the session closest to their location.
Community Input Session Schedule
Time: 5:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.
(Alternate times noted below)
- Monday, May 11 – Hasselbring Park / Mays Center
- Tuesday, May 12 – Basset Park
- Thursday, May 14 – Kearsley Park
- Friday, May 15 – Longway Park
- Monday, May 25 – Durant Park (Alternate Time: 11 a.m. – 1 p.m.)
- Tuesday, May 26 – Brennan Park
- Thursday, May 28 – Sarginson Park
- Friday, May 29 – McKinley Center
- Saturday, May 30 – Mott Park
- Saturday, June 6 – Cultural Center (Alternate Time: Noon – 6 p.m.)
City leaders emphasize that the active involvement of residents is crucial to shaping parks that truly meet the community’s needs.
For further inquiries, residents can reach out via email at [email protected] or by calling 810-238-5651.
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