Upgrade Greta's Norman Brown Park to a modern facility

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The issue

Our beloved town of Greta deserves a park that reflects our vibrant community spirit and caters to all the families who call this special place home. Currently, Norman Brown Park, located on High Street, lacks the modern amenities that other communities enjoy. The facilities have grown outdated, posing safety risks, especially to our children who deserve a safe and inviting place to play.

As a resident and a member of this wonderful community, I am concerned about the state of our town park. The existing amenities are not only inadequate but fail to provide a welcoming environment for families who wish to spend quality time together outdoors. A modern, well-equipped park could significantly enhance the character of Greta, turning it into a destination for play, relaxation, and community events.

Consider the potential benefits of an upgraded park: new play equipment to encourage active and safe play for children, seating areas for families to enjoy picnics, and even fitness stations for adults. Such improvements would not only uplift our town’s character but also promote a healthier lifestyle for all residents. Many studies have shown that well-maintained parks increase community cohesion, bring joy, and even boost local economies by attracting visitors.

We urge the Cessnock City Council to allocate funding for the upgrade of Norman Brown Park. By prioritising this project, the council would be responding to the needs of the Greta community and helping foster a safe, fun, and enriching environment for everyone. Let’s come together and advocate for a park that matches the pride we hold for our town.

Please join me in signing this petition to ensure Norman Brown Park gets the upgrade it desperately needs for the safety and enjoyment of all our families. Let's make this vision a reality for our community!

The Decision Makers

Cessnock City Council
Cessnock City Council

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