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Park Closure: Lions Municipal Park Shuts Down April 23 for Safety Upgrades
Week-long closure will allow city crews to make improvements focused on accessibility and family-friendly features.
Park Closure: Lions Municipal Park Shuts Down April 23 for Safety Upgrades
RIO GRANDE VALLEY, TX – Beginning Tuesday, April 23, Lions Municipal Park on Coyote Drive will be temporarily closed as city crews begin a new phase of improvement work aimed at enhancing safety and accessibility for families and community members.
The closure is expected to last approximately one week, pending weather and construction conditions. City officials are asking residents to avoid the area during this period and to stay tuned for updates on reopening.
Focus on Safety and Accessibility
The planned upgrades are part of an ongoing initiative to revitalize local parks, making them safer, more inclusive, and better equipped for daily community use.
Patience Requested from Parkgoers
While the city recognizes the temporary inconvenience to regular park visitors, officials emphasized the long-term benefits of the enhancements. The city will provide regular updates on the progress and expected reopening date through its official website and social media pages.
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