The Dick McComb Dog Park in Surprise, AZ is undergoing an electrical system upgrade from Mar 3-19 but remains open, with visitors advised to be cautious around work areas.

Gilbert Parks and Recreation announces over 30 Spring Break camps for kids involving sports, crafts, science, and more, urging early registration due to limited space.

Casa Grande's disc golf course at Frank Pratt Park has been renovated, including new concrete tee boxes and signs, and the city aims to make it a regional attraction for enthusiasts.

El Mirage is creating a Master Plan to improve its parks and recreation areas, asking residents to provide input through a five-question survey. This is the first step in gathering feedback for the enhancement of local green spaces.

Phoenix celebrated South Mountain Park and Preserve's 100th anniversary, focusing on community, history, and conservation, complete with festivities and a time capsule event.

Maricopa County invites residents to celebrate National Take A Hike Day on November 17, 2024, with free park entries and encourages use of over 615 miles of trails. Proper preparation and Leave No Trace principles are emphasized.

Mesa's Mesa Grande Cultural Park has been renamed Sce:dagĭ Mu:val Va’aki, honoring Indigenous heritage and strengthening ties with the O'odham and Piipaash peoples.

Surprise, Arizona has been reaccredited by the CAPRA and NRPA for its effective park and recreation management, reflecting the city's dedication to high-quality public spaces and services.

Newly renovated restrooms at Oracle Park in Pinal County were vandalized, with fixtures and basins damaged. Authorities seek information and Supervisor McClure expresses disappointment.

Marley Park's splash pad in Surprise, Arizona, will undergo renovations from November 15, 2024, to April 1, 2025, coinciding with the city's seasonal closure schedule.

Litchfield Park plans to add a Historic Preservation Commission for protecting architectural heritage, with a public session to discuss this scheduled for October 29, 2024. Residents may attend or email comments in advance.

Scottsdale's Parks & Recreation department has been reaccredited by CAPRA, marking a 30-year streak as the longest-accredited agency in Arizona and among the top five in the U.S.

Gilbert Parks and Recreation has renewed their Certified Autism Center™ status, reaffirming their commitment to inclusivity, particularly for autistic and sensory-sensitive visitors, with sensory guides, quiet zones, and more.