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Youth fishing clinic! Saturday, June 12th 9am-11am @ Dragonfly Pond in Evans Park
Youth fishing clinic! Saturday, June 12th 9am-11am @ Dragonfly Pond in Evans Park
Youth fishing clinic! Saturday, June 12th 9am-11am @ Dragonfly Pond in Evans Park
Interested in learning how to fish?
Join Elizabeth Park and Rec staff and Board Members for this fun and educational event where youth will be taught how to rig a pole, bait a hook, cast a line, and hopefully, catch a fish!
Fishing poles, tackle, and bait will be provided to the first 30 youth who register, and youth are able to keep the equipment they are provided for future fishing fun.
Registration is limited, so register your child soon. Program is open to youth between the ages of 6-14.
$5 registration fee
Youth fishing clinic! Saturday, June 12th 9am-11am @ Dragonfly Pond in Evans Park
Youth fishing clinic! Saturday, June 12th 9am-11am @ Dragonfly Pond in Evans Park
Transplanting the Pines
This tree purchase program is being introduced to assist the District in saving as many trees as possible on newly acquired property as improvements and future park development is planned. District residents may register for a tree selection appointment and purchase Ponderosa Pine trees to be relocated to their property.
Trees range from 6-20 feet in height and cost $550 - $750. Cost includes tree, delivery to your property, and planting. These trees must be watered for the first three years to ensure health and survival.
Call the Park Office for more info at 303.646.3599
News and Announcements
RECREATION CENTER IN ELIZABETH?
The District has recently assembled a citizen committee to explore the design for a community recreation center to be built in Casey Jones Park. The committee will be seeking public input and feedback through surveys and open house type events during the planning process and looks forward to hearing your thoughts.
The District plans to present the design to the community later this year and engage with residents on the discussion of potential funding mechanisms to make this dream a reality.
DISTRICT RECEIVES $150K GOCO GRANT
On March 12th, the District learned that its grant application to GOCO to help expand the Casey Jones Campground was approved. As a component of the developing Casey Jones Master Plan, the campground expansion will include 10 full hook-up RV campsites, 4 all-season yurts, and a tent camping area. The new campground loop will be developed north of the existing campground and east of the rodeo arena, offering a more secluded camping experience. The expansion will also provide for more on-site camping during events and provide the District with increased revenues to support further park improvements / development.