The City of Menifee is seeking public input in planning the future of the city’s parks, open spaces, trails, and recreation services during an upcoming community workshop on Thursday, July 21, at 6 p.m. at the Kay Ceniceros Center at 29995 Evans Rd.
The community workshop will be the first outreach opportunity for the Menifee Parks Master Plan, which will help guide park and facility improvements and services over the next ten years. The workshop is one of many opportunities Menifee residents will have to provide feedback during the plan’s development.
A total of 4,000 random households in Menifee have been mailed a paper survey with an option to complete it online, and responses from these residents will comprise a statistically valid sample.
In addition, the Community Services Department invites all residents to provide feedback and input through an open-link survey that will be available at www.cityofmenifee.us/parksmasterplan following the July 21 workshop. Additional community workshops will also be announced.
“Ensuring that Menifee residents have access to premier park and recreation amenities remains a top priority for our City Council,” Mayor Bill Zimmerman said. “The Menifee Parks Master Plan provides the perfect opportunity for residents to let their voices be heard regarding improvements they want to see and where priorities should be placed.”
The results of the survey and the input from the workshops will be used to create a priority blueprint for park and recreation enhancements, growth, and future service and facility offerings.
The Menifee Parks Master Plan is led by KTUA, with survey and data work performed by RRC Associates. For more information regarding the Menifee Parks Master Plan, visit www.cityofmenifee.us/parksmasterplan or contact the Community Services Department at 951-723-3880.
