Parks Community Program Committee

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The Parks Community Program Committee (CPC) was formed by the City Council to provide a community voice in the development of Molalla Parks and to eventually update the Parks & Trails Master Plan.

Some of the Committee's Duties Include:

-Proposing Park Names

-Helping to select park equipment

-Helping to determine the best uses of City Parks (e.g. Disc Golf, Dog Park, Nature Park, Playground, etc.)


*The Parks CPC meets regularly and the meetings are open to the public. Parks CPC meetings are currently the first Monday of every month at 5:30pm. Meetings are held at Molalla City Hall Conference Room. Locations may change seasonally and change of locations will be updated on the widgets.

*The Parks CPC will be asking for community input through the Molalla Current using a variety of tools (Surveys, Quick Polls, Ideas, Questions, etc.)... see the Tools at the bottom of this page.

The Parks Community Program Committee (CPC) was formed by the City Council to provide a community voice in the development of Molalla Parks and to eventually update the Parks & Trails Master Plan.

Some of the Committee's Duties Include:

-Proposing Park Names

-Helping to select park equipment

-Helping to determine the best uses of City Parks (e.g. Disc Golf, Dog Park, Nature Park, Playground, etc.)


*The Parks CPC meets regularly and the meetings are open to the public. Parks CPC meetings are currently the first Monday of every month at 5:30pm. Meetings are held at Molalla City Hall Conference Room. Locations may change seasonally and change of locations will be updated on the widgets.

*The Parks CPC will be asking for community input through the Molalla Current using a variety of tools (Surveys, Quick Polls, Ideas, Questions, etc.)... see the Tools at the bottom of this page.

  • New Park named in Honor of Chief Yelkus!

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    The City Council adopted the name Chief Yelkus Park for the new park that will be developed on Molalla Forest Road!

    If you aren't familiar with Chief Yelkus, he is a venerated Chief of the Molalla Peoples and you can learn more about him by visiting the Dibble House, home of the Molalla Historical Society, in person or on the web.

    Dibble House Information:

    620 S Molalla Ave., Molalla, OR 97038

    (503) 765-6432

    https://dibblehouse.org/

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  • Tot Park renamed Strawberry Park!

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    The former "Tot Park" has been renamed "Strawberry Park!"

    The Parks CPC recommended and the City Council formally adopted the name "Strawberry Park" for several reasons:

    We all know the Molalla Region grows some of the best strawberries on the planet, but did you know the Coyote used them to trick the Bear?

    This foundational story of the Molalla Tribe is honored by the name of this park, and is memorialized in a great piece of art featured on the Molalla Heritage Art Walk.

    Learn more about the story of Bear and Coyote and the Heritage Art Walk here: https://www.cityofmolalla.com/sites/default/files/fileattachments/community/page/3683/griz_coyote_interpretive_sign.pdf.




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