Seattle Parks and Recreation is inviting community input for the redesign of Firehouse Mini Park's playground on April 6, seeking local resident participation.

Balduck Park in Detroit unveils a $1.5 million upgrade, including new walkways, playgrounds, a dog park, and a picnic shelter. The improvements are funded by various sources including donations.

A No Wake Zone has been established by the TWRA at the junction of Turkey Creek and Tennessee River near Northshore Drive Bridge to enhance safety due to high boat traffic and accidents.

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson announces the reopening of five city parks used as shelters, with a transition plan for residents starting March 30, 2024, and a refurbishment of the park facilities following.

South Haven considers reinstating lifeguards at its beaches following drownings, urged by advocates who see it as a needed safety measure amidst rising tourism.

The MPRB is actively seeking public input to renovate Cedar Avenue Field Park and East Phillips Park, focusing on adding new features and improving safety and facilities.

Litchfield Park's sidewalk improvements will impact local foot traffic starting March 25, with phased closures around Honeysuckle Street for new paver installation.

Litchfield Park is accepting applications from non-profits that benefit local residents. Proposals are due by April 5, with details available on the city's website or at City Hall.

Arlington announces facility closures for Good Friday and Easter, but confirms regular trash pickup and availability of golf and tennis facilities. Easter brunch reservations are available, with a return to normal hours on April 1.

Carrollton city officials invite residents to attend public forums to discuss the future of local parks, with the first session at the Rosemeade Rainforest Aquatic Complex on April 9.

Saint Paul invites residents to stencil workshops for North End Community Center art, bids on Mississippi River Learning Center design, introduces free sports registrations and Earth Day cleanup, and offers affordable prom attire.

San Diego officials advise caution during spring as bee activity increases, emphasizing that disturbing bees can lead to stings and suggesting to contact professionals if bees become a nuisance or safety hazard.

The Cook County Sheriff's Office is expanding its Tails of Redemption program, where inmates train shelter dogs, preparing more canines for adoption and giving inmates new skills.