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Irrigon and the Umatilla Army Depot: Presentation to the LRA

Proposed re-use of the Umatilla Army Depot

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Trevor Fox Memorial Children's Park

The Trevor Fox Memorial Children's Park opened on Saturday, September 18th, The park is adjacent to US HWY 730 and Eighth St., Irrigon, Oregon. Bring the kids and check out Irrigon's new park!


In 2008, as a result of citizen enquiry, the City of Irrigon City Council authorized the use of a city owned lot for the creation of a Children's Park.
The Irrigon Children's Park was envisioned as a public use facility geared toward community children that are younger than users of the Don Baxter Skate Park.
The lot next to the Skate Park, along Highway 730, was selected to be the site of the park. The Park was designed using modern design and safety practices as well as complying with ADA access requirements.
City Council authorized the formation of a Children's Park Comittee and tasked it with creating a park mission statement, bylaws, park project specifics, funding. The committee was tasked with holding regular meetings and keeping meeting minutes.
In September of 2009, The Irrigon Children's Park received a matching grant from Oregon State Parks and Recreation in the amount of $193,000!
The park was principally financed using private funds and grants.


Artist sketch showing location of Children's Park


Children's Park Presentation by Mears Design Group,LLC


The park is finsihed!


Opening day at the park!

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