Future Upgrades & Opportunities
Welcome to our Future Upgrade Opportunities section! Here, we outline the exciting initiatives and improvements planned for several parks in our community: Alumni Park, Old Schoolhouse Park, and Michael Merrill Park. We're dedicated to enhancing the park experience for all visitors and ensuring that our green spaces remain cherished assets for the community.
Are you passionate about improving our parks? We're always looking for community involvement and support!
Here's how you can get involved:
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Volunteer: Join us for park cleanup and beautification efforts across Alumni Park, Old Schoolhouse Park, and Michael Merrill Park. Additionally, volunteer to assist with Parks and Recreation events and programs. Your hands-on involvement can make a real difference in keeping our parks clean and welcoming, and in ensuring the success of community events.
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Share Your Ideas: Attend public meetings or reach out to your local public officials to share your ideas and feedback on park upgrades and initiatives. Your input is valuable in shaping the future of our parks.
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Letters of Support: If you believe in our vision for the parks, consider writing a letter of support. Your words can help us garner additional community support and funding for our projects.
Together, we can create parks that serve as vibrant hubs for community engagement, recreation, and relaxation.
For more information or to get involved, please contact the Village Office at 419-669-3224 or clerk@westonohio.org
Shared Visions
Community-Contributed Ideas and Inspirations
Six signs have been placed along the new walking trail, Keeler's Path. Each sign highlights a proposed project aimed at further enhancing the Alumni Park multi-use area. Residents have shown their support for these projects by participating in a point-based sticker system. Each resident receives a set of numbered stickers, ranging from 1 to 6, with 6 being the highest possible score. By placing a sticker on a project's sign, residents assign a corresponding number of points, with higher numbers indicating stronger support. Those interested in participating can obtain a set of stickers at any Parks & Rec event or by visiting the Village Hall.
This feedback will help determine which projects should be prioritized. Additionally, demonstrating community support is crucial when seeking grant opportunities to fund these initiatives, an effort that remains a top priority.
It is important to note that these are ideas currently under consideration; they have not yet been approved to move forward. The projects are in the early stages of research and planning, and community input will help shape the final proposals.
Residents are encouraged to contribute ideas and input beyond this current round of proposals. A list of potential projects for other areas in town has been identified, and more suggestions are welcomed. Those interested in getting involved can contact a councilmember to learn how to bring their ideas to fruition. Councilmembers can provide insight into the process and may even co-sponsor a proposal through committee.
You can also provide Feedback through the >>> FORM
