Recreation and Parks

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Honor Alice Ebb: Rename Cahill Recreation Center and Establish 'Alice Ebb Way'
Alice Ebb Foundation: It’s Time to Push for Action!Thank you to everyone who has signed and shared our petition to rename Cahill Rec Center in honor of Ms. Alice Ebb. Your support i…
May 27, 2025
Keep Miramar Lake OPEN for the Public
Submit your comments to the San Diego City Council!Make your voice heard at the San Diego City Council! The link below allows you to comment directly on the proposed budget prioriti…
May 6, 2025
Help Save Santa Fe Parks and Open Spaces From Developers Shovels
OUR PARKS ARE UP FOR GRABS UNLESS WE SPEAK OUT NOW!City of Santa Fe is moving forward with a resolution to be voted on at city hall on April 30, 2025 at 4:30 pm, to allow a lot line…
April 27, 2025

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Every day people make decisions on where to live and work based on proximity to public lands, which they see as reliable places for fun, comfort, and rest. People expect that these places will always be there for them. The city of Santa Fe has an obligation to protect our limited public space.
Kurt supported: Help Save Santa Fe Parks and Open Spaces From Developers Shovels
As a former employee of this BILOS, I wish the building could be utilized to help our community.
Lance supported: Transform the Vacant Bilo Building into a Community Sports Hub
As a long time, Black mountain resident. We need more spaces indoors open to the public. Options for our kids, indoors. For a long time I’ve wished for something to happen with this building. I hope it is considered.
Jenifer supported: Transform the Vacant Bilo Building into a Community Sports Hub
I frequently bike around the lake on week day mornings. No matter what day of the week it is or what time, the trail is always busy. 100s of people visit the lake everyday getting a much needed exercise and temporary respite from our busy life. The lake is an exceptional resource community and it is hard for me to believe that restricting access is being considered.
John supported: Keep Miramar Lake OPEN for the Public
Lake Miramar is a neighborhood staple. I’ve made countless memories here, from catching up with family on a walk to feeling the wind on my face during a bike ride. Let’s keep outdoor recreation accessible!
Emily supported: Keep Miramar Lake OPEN for the Public
Miramar Lake helped keep me sane during Covid and maternity leave. Our family loves going for walks around the lake and riding our bikes from our house to the lake for a picnic. It would be such a shame to have this beautiful resource go to waste!
Jennifer supported: Keep Miramar Lake OPEN for the Public
Keeping parks, lakes and open spaces open is essential to public mental health and physical health. Don't close off our resources to try to manage a budget shortfall. Keep OUR lake open 7 days a week.
Mary supported: Keep Miramar Lake OPEN for the Public
Access to the lake is vital for cross country and track runners at our area high school. My son attended running club there each summer of high school and the team also used it at other times. Do not take this community necessity away. It is very important to these young athletes’ training.
Amy supported: Keep Miramar Lake OPEN for the Public
It is essential to the health and well being of the people of San Diego to keep open, throughout the week, the peaceful haven of Lake Miramar. Thousands of San Diego residents benefit in significant ways by having access to the recreational opportunities the lake provides and its restorative tranquility. It bonds families and the community and the larger city and county. You must keep Lake Miramar open all week!!
Daniel supported: Keep Miramar Lake OPEN for the Public

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