Recreation & Parks: Investing in Joy, Health & Community

Expand park access, build pocket parks and gardens, upgrade amenities, grow recreation programming, improve maintenance and lighting, and strengthen the trail and bike network.

The real limit is budget competition, especially against public-safety staffing and other recurring obligations, not legal authority.

This is conventional city work. If the money is appropriated and projects are managed well, the mayor can deliver almost the entire agenda directly.

No distinct parks-delivery legislative record is central to this municipal operations plank.