Install a Splash Pad in Slater Park

Install a Splash Pad in Slater Park

Recent signers:
austin ward and 19 others have signed recently.

The Issue

It's summertime, and the heat is on! Slater Park is a beloved destination for our community, offering wide-open spaces for families to play and enjoy the outdoors. However, after an energetic session of running around and playing, there isn't anywhere for our kids to cool off. This simple pleasure is missing from Slater Park's otherwise fantastic amenities.

Installing a splash pad or a designated cool-off zone would greatly enhance the park experience for children and families alike. It would not only provide kids with a fun way to beat the heat but also offer parents peace of mind knowing their children can play safely in the sun. Communities across the country have found success in introducing such features in public parks, as they add value, increase public use, and foster a sense of community.

Splash pads are an efficient and environmentally friendly option. They recycle water, ensuring minimal waste while creating maximum enjoyment. These installations have been well-received in numerous parks, leading to increased park attendance and happier residents.

In a study conducted by the National Recreation and Park Association, parks with added water features reported a 25% increase in visitor satisfaction. The addition of a splash pad would likely yield similar benefits for Slater Park, making it a more attractive destination for local families and visitors.

Join us in enhancing Slater Park by advocating for a splash pad. Our children deserve a place to cool off, especially during the scorching summer months. Such an upgrade would promote active recreation and community engagement, making Slater Park an even more cherished part of our lives.

Sign this petition to urge our local authorities to consider and implement this much-needed improvement. Let's work together to make Slater Park a refreshing oasis for everyone!

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Recent signers:
austin ward and 19 others have signed recently.

The Issue

It's summertime, and the heat is on! Slater Park is a beloved destination for our community, offering wide-open spaces for families to play and enjoy the outdoors. However, after an energetic session of running around and playing, there isn't anywhere for our kids to cool off. This simple pleasure is missing from Slater Park's otherwise fantastic amenities.

Installing a splash pad or a designated cool-off zone would greatly enhance the park experience for children and families alike. It would not only provide kids with a fun way to beat the heat but also offer parents peace of mind knowing their children can play safely in the sun. Communities across the country have found success in introducing such features in public parks, as they add value, increase public use, and foster a sense of community.

Splash pads are an efficient and environmentally friendly option. They recycle water, ensuring minimal waste while creating maximum enjoyment. These installations have been well-received in numerous parks, leading to increased park attendance and happier residents.

In a study conducted by the National Recreation and Park Association, parks with added water features reported a 25% increase in visitor satisfaction. The addition of a splash pad would likely yield similar benefits for Slater Park, making it a more attractive destination for local families and visitors.

Join us in enhancing Slater Park by advocating for a splash pad. Our children deserve a place to cool off, especially during the scorching summer months. Such an upgrade would promote active recreation and community engagement, making Slater Park an even more cherished part of our lives.

Sign this petition to urge our local authorities to consider and implement this much-needed improvement. Let's work together to make Slater Park a refreshing oasis for everyone!

The Decision Makers

Donald Grebien
Pawtucket City Mayor
City Planning Board
City Planning Board
City Budget Committee
City Budget Committee

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Petition created on June 22, 2025