Parks & Recreation

Published March 30, 2020

C&G Newspapers

Pleasant Ridge to receive $400,000 from MDOT for Woodward Avenue bike path

PLEASANT RIDGE — The Southeast Michigan Council of Governments, also known as SEMCOG, recently announced that it has awarded $6.5 million in Transportation Alternatives Program grant funding for 12 projects.

Brian Kay stands before the Clinton Township Board of Trustees March 2 after learning he was unanimously selected to take over as the next director of the Parks and Recreation Department.

Published March 18, 2020

Fraser - Clinton Township Chronicle

New Parks and Recreation director chosen in Clinton Township

CLINTON TOWNSHIP — This July, Brian Kay will have spent six years within the Clinton Township Parks and Recreation Department.

Published March 16, 2020

Shelby - Utica News

Utica Parks and Recreation to host parent-child dance in May

SHELBY TOWNSHIP — Utica Parks and Recreation will bring families together for a new type of fun night out that will be full of memories.

Published March 13, 2020

Mount Clemens - Clinton - Harrison Journal

Ready to play?

MOUNT CLEMENS — When today’s leaders were kids, getting outside and playing, either with organized sports or just pickup games with friends, was commonplace.

Published March 12, 2020

C&G Newspapers

Huron-Clinton Metroparks offers new pass trade up program

METRO DETROIT — The metroparks’ new Pass Trade Up program allows park visitors to trade in their daily park passes for discounts off a 2020 annual pass.

Published March 10, 2020

Woodward Talk

Despite changes, Ferndale council approves Schiffer Park improvements

FERNDALE — Improvements to Schiffer Park finally will be on the way this year, after the Ferndale City Council unanimously approved a bid proposal for work on the site.

Clinton Township Parks and Recreation Director Frank Pizzo is retiring March 27.

Published March 3, 2020

Fraser - Clinton Township Chronicle

Clinton Township Parks and Recreation Director Frank Pizzo to retire

CLINTON TOWNSHIP — Clinton Township Parks and Recreation Director Frank Pizzo will be retiring March 27 after about 32 years of working in the department.

Published February 25, 2020

C&G Newspapers

Clinton Township and Mount Clemens vie for zoo's nature center

CLINTON TOWNSHIP/MOUNT CLEMENS – More than two years after a regional nature center was originally announced, a couple of local communities are hoping to get the project moving in their direction.

Published February 17, 2020

Farmington Press

6 local restaurants join community fundraiser for Flanders Park

FARMINGTON — A fundraiser that began as a grassroots, neighborhood-funded project to bring a new playscape to Flanders Park has picked up support from the Farmington Area Jaycees and six local businesses.

Published February 14, 2020

Warren Weekly

Plans for Iron Belle Trail segments in Warren moving forward

WARREN — The map for the state’s Iron Belle Trail is closer to completion.

Published February 11, 2020

Fraser - Clinton Township Chronicle

Two Fraser parks to receive upgrades

FRASER — A couple of city parks are on the agenda for upgrades this calendar year.

City Engineer Bill Huotari, Public Works Director Kurt Bovensiep, City Manager Mark Miller and project manager Ashely Levin take a look in August 2018 at the walking path that starts at the Daisy Knight Dog Park and goes to 17 Mile Road, just east of the Troy Historic Village.

Published February 5, 2020

Troy Times

Splash pad, multiuse trails round out new parks and rec plan

TROY — Splash pads, trails, concerts, shows, exercise and family activities topped the list of what those surveyed want for parks and recreation activities in Troy.

Published February 5, 2020

Royal Oak Review

Downtown Royal Oak park to move forward with relocation of memorial

ROYAL OAK — On Jan. 27, the Royal Oak City Commission voted 5-2 to move forward with the proposed Glade A design for the 2-acre downtown park, which will be located where the current City Hall and Police Department stand.

A rendering illustrates what Henry Ford Health System’s medical outpatient center will look like once it is completed this year. On Jan. 27, the city approved a 10-year, $500,000 sponsorship agreement with the hospital for the new downtown park.

Published February 5, 2020

Royal Oak Review

Henry Ford secures major sponsorship of downtown park

ROYAL OAK — In a 6-1 vote Jan. 27, the Royal Oak City Commission approved a 10-year, $500,000 sponsorship agreement with Henry Ford Health System for the new downtown park.

Published January 29, 2020

Royal Oak Review

Royal Oak DDA supports downtown park plan

ROYAL OAK — On Jan. 15, the Royal Oak Downtown Development Authority unanimously voiced support for Glade A as the preferred concept plan for the proposed 2-acre downtown park to be located where the current City Hall and Police Department now stand.

Published January 29, 2020

Fraser - Clinton Township Chronicle

Winter recreation programs offer something for everybody

CLINTON TOWNSHIP — It’s never too early to sign up for Clinton Township Parks and Recreation programs.

Published January 27, 2020

C&G Newspapers

Local recreation officials detail park projects for 2020

OAKLAND COUNTY — They might not be getting much attention now, but the parks in Ferndale, Berkley, Huntington Woods and Pleasant Ridge soon will after the winter season ends.

A rendering by Nowak & Fraus Engineers shows the proposed development of the new Normandy Oaks Park in Royal Oak.

Published January 21, 2020

Royal Oak Review

Normandy Oaks Park scheduled to open in 2020

ROYAL OAK/CLAWSON — Spring and summer are already on the minds of Royal Oak and Clawson officials in terms of parks and programming.

Published January 17, 2020

Madison - Park News

‘5-5-5 Plan’ announced for improving quality of life

MADISON HEIGHTS — Two members of the Madison Heights City Council have announced a plan to improve quality of life in the city. The plan has five categories — parks, library, programs, arts and environment — and there are five goals in each category, to be completed within five years.

Published January 14, 2020

St. Clair Shores Sentinel

St. Clair Shores City Council moves forward on ramp relocation

ST. CLAIR SHORES — St. Clair Shores City Council voted to approve a memorandum of understanding between the Southeast Macomb Sanitary District and the Macomb County Public Works Office to pave the way for the relocation of a boat ramp at Chapaton Retention Basin canal so that more capacity could be added to the basin.

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