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Voice your support for the Outdoor Recreation Legacy Partnership (ORLP) Grant opportunity for Cassiano Park. A successful grant application would award $2.5 million to supplement the 2022 Bond Program. Based on public input meetings with the Cassiano community, we heard a lot of enthusiasm about new playgrounds. Grant-funded amenities would include these and more! The grant could fund the following improvements:

-A larger splashpad
-An inclusive bay of swing sets - including traditional strap swings, a disc swing, a bucket swing, and a dual-faced "partner swing."
-A new ages 2 to 5 playground with rubberized safety surfacing
-A new ages 5 to 12 playground with ramp-access to elevated play components
-Additional shaded picnic areas
-Rain gardens to enhance the aesthetics of the park and improve the quality of stormwater runoff

PLEASE PROVIDE YOUR COMMENTS AND SUPPORT FOR THE ORLP GRANT SUBMISSION TODAY!

Please see presentation from Jan. 26, 2023 meeting in the documents section

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Please share any feedback or questions about this project.

PROJECT PRESENTATION DOCUMENTS

In The News: The City of San Antonio Parks and Recreation Department was awarded a $1.5 million grant today by the Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission to fund the Cassiano Park Revitalization Project. For more info: https://www.sa.gov/Directory/News/News-Releases/San-Antonio-Parks-and-Recreation-receives-1.5M-state-grant