Master Plan Timeline Unveiling of Parks and Recreation Department’s Draft Master Plan, September 7, 2022 Please visit NEWS/EVENTS tab for the story. Meeting with Councilmember Kevin Dahl, Ward 3 Office, November 1, 2022 On November 1st, Lindy Brigham, Jennifer Shopland, David Tiers and Mary Bird met with Councilmember Kevin Dahl and Council Aide CJ Boyd…
Rio Vista Master Plan – Post settings test Read Post »
The dedication of the Rio Vista Natural Resource Park was celebrated by many residents and dignitaries including former Mayor George Miller, Ward 3 Council person Jerry Anderson, Pima County’s Board of Supervisors Sharon Bronson, Jim Ronstadt of the City of Tucson’s Park and Recreation Department and our Neighborhood Association’s officers. It was the culmination of years
Dedication of Rio Vista Natural Resource Park, February 27, 2010 Read Post »
A natural resource is a naturally occurring substance or feature of the environment. Natural resources can be, and often are, exploited by humans. A park connotes a place that is protected and used for enjoyment. A “natural resource park” is thus a place that protects the health of its natural resources including the vegetation, wildlife,
What is a Natural Resource Park? Read Post »
Master Planning to Start Summer/Fall 2021The City will be creating a new Master Plan for the Park in the late Spring/early Summer 2021 which will be a “road map” moving forward. This Master Plan will provide the support we need to preserve and protect this special place. Members of our community have been working collaboratively
Over fifty people attended Tucson’s Department of Parks and Recreation Kick-Off Meeting. Click HERE to read all about it. RNAG (the RillitoBend Neighborhood Advocacy Group) is leading the efforts for RBNA.
Kick-Off Meeting with Parks and Recreation, April 20, 2022 Read Post »
Here is the latest draft of the map panel for Rio Vista.
Walk-through Meeting with Parks and Recreation, May 20, 2022 Read Post »
