West Eugene Dog Park Initiative
West Eugene Dog Park Initiative
Recent signers:
Hannah So and 19 others have signed recently.
The Issue
My heart sank when my beloved dog Walter was hit by a car on West 18th Avenue. The driver didn’t even stop. This incident opened my eyes to a shared concern among our community members. After sharing Walter's story, I was overwhelmed by the responses from others who have encountered similar painful experiences. This isn't just about Walter; it's about every pet and family in our community.
In the Bailey Hill and Churchill area of West Eugene, we lack a safe, designated space where our dogs can play, socialize, and exercise without the danger of traffic or other hazards. Our neighborhood is vibrant and full of life, but it’s discouraging that we don't have a sanctuary for our furry friends. A dog park could be a haven of safety, fostering not only the wellbeing of our pets but also strengthening community bonds.
Having a local dog park would address several issues:
1. **Safety:** Designated dog areas reduce the risk of accidents and injuries, particularly those involving vehicles, which have affected many pet owners in our area.
2. **Community Engagement:** Dog parks are gathering places that encourage socialization, not just for dogs but for humans as well. They strengthen community ties and promote a sense of belonging.
3. **Health Benefits:** Dogs require regular exercise and social interaction to maintain health and happiness. These parks would offer essential space for this crucial necessity.
Our vibrant community deserves a dedicated dog park where families and pets can safely enjoy time outdoors. Such a development would be a testament to our community's values, demonstrating our commitment to safety, unity, and wellbeing.
I urge the city council and local authorities to consider allocating land and resources toward establishing a dog park in the heart of West Eugene’s Bailey Hill and Churchill area. By uniting our voices, we can create a change that positively impacts the lives of all residents—two-legged and four.
Please join me in advocating for a dog park by signing this petition. Let's create a safer, healthier, and more connected community for everyone. Your support can make a difference. Sign today to build a brighter future for West Eugene.
In the Bailey Hill and Churchill area of West Eugene, we lack a safe, designated space where our dogs can play, socialize, and exercise without the danger of traffic or other hazards. Our neighborhood is vibrant and full of life, but it’s discouraging that we don't have a sanctuary for our furry friends. A dog park could be a haven of safety, fostering not only the wellbeing of our pets but also strengthening community bonds.
Having a local dog park would address several issues:
1. **Safety:** Designated dog areas reduce the risk of accidents and injuries, particularly those involving vehicles, which have affected many pet owners in our area.
2. **Community Engagement:** Dog parks are gathering places that encourage socialization, not just for dogs but for humans as well. They strengthen community ties and promote a sense of belonging.
3. **Health Benefits:** Dogs require regular exercise and social interaction to maintain health and happiness. These parks would offer essential space for this crucial necessity.
Our vibrant community deserves a dedicated dog park where families and pets can safely enjoy time outdoors. Such a development would be a testament to our community's values, demonstrating our commitment to safety, unity, and wellbeing.
I urge the city council and local authorities to consider allocating land and resources toward establishing a dog park in the heart of West Eugene’s Bailey Hill and Churchill area. By uniting our voices, we can create a change that positively impacts the lives of all residents—two-legged and four.
Please join me in advocating for a dog park by signing this petition. Let's create a safer, healthier, and more connected community for everyone. Your support can make a difference. Sign today to build a brighter future for West Eugene.
Darby MartinezPetition Starter
115
Recent signers:
Hannah So and 19 others have signed recently.
The Issue
My heart sank when my beloved dog Walter was hit by a car on West 18th Avenue. The driver didn’t even stop. This incident opened my eyes to a shared concern among our community members. After sharing Walter's story, I was overwhelmed by the responses from others who have encountered similar painful experiences. This isn't just about Walter; it's about every pet and family in our community.
In the Bailey Hill and Churchill area of West Eugene, we lack a safe, designated space where our dogs can play, socialize, and exercise without the danger of traffic or other hazards. Our neighborhood is vibrant and full of life, but it’s discouraging that we don't have a sanctuary for our furry friends. A dog park could be a haven of safety, fostering not only the wellbeing of our pets but also strengthening community bonds.
Having a local dog park would address several issues:
1. **Safety:** Designated dog areas reduce the risk of accidents and injuries, particularly those involving vehicles, which have affected many pet owners in our area.
2. **Community Engagement:** Dog parks are gathering places that encourage socialization, not just for dogs but for humans as well. They strengthen community ties and promote a sense of belonging.
3. **Health Benefits:** Dogs require regular exercise and social interaction to maintain health and happiness. These parks would offer essential space for this crucial necessity.
Our vibrant community deserves a dedicated dog park where families and pets can safely enjoy time outdoors. Such a development would be a testament to our community's values, demonstrating our commitment to safety, unity, and wellbeing.
I urge the city council and local authorities to consider allocating land and resources toward establishing a dog park in the heart of West Eugene’s Bailey Hill and Churchill area. By uniting our voices, we can create a change that positively impacts the lives of all residents—two-legged and four.
Please join me in advocating for a dog park by signing this petition. Let's create a safer, healthier, and more connected community for everyone. Your support can make a difference. Sign today to build a brighter future for West Eugene.
In the Bailey Hill and Churchill area of West Eugene, we lack a safe, designated space where our dogs can play, socialize, and exercise without the danger of traffic or other hazards. Our neighborhood is vibrant and full of life, but it’s discouraging that we don't have a sanctuary for our furry friends. A dog park could be a haven of safety, fostering not only the wellbeing of our pets but also strengthening community bonds.
Having a local dog park would address several issues:
1. **Safety:** Designated dog areas reduce the risk of accidents and injuries, particularly those involving vehicles, which have affected many pet owners in our area.
2. **Community Engagement:** Dog parks are gathering places that encourage socialization, not just for dogs but for humans as well. They strengthen community ties and promote a sense of belonging.
3. **Health Benefits:** Dogs require regular exercise and social interaction to maintain health and happiness. These parks would offer essential space for this crucial necessity.
Our vibrant community deserves a dedicated dog park where families and pets can safely enjoy time outdoors. Such a development would be a testament to our community's values, demonstrating our commitment to safety, unity, and wellbeing.
I urge the city council and local authorities to consider allocating land and resources toward establishing a dog park in the heart of West Eugene’s Bailey Hill and Churchill area. By uniting our voices, we can create a change that positively impacts the lives of all residents—two-legged and four.
Please join me in advocating for a dog park by signing this petition. Let's create a safer, healthier, and more connected community for everyone. Your support can make a difference. Sign today to build a brighter future for West Eugene.
Darby MartinezPetition Starter
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Eugene City Council
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Eugene City Council - Ward 8
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Eugene City Council - Ward 2
Eugene City Council - Ward 5
Eugene City Council - Ward 8
Represents 41 petition signers
Eugene City Council - Ward 2
Eugene City Council - Ward 5
Eugene City Mayor
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Petition created on March 20, 2026