Auburn's Game Farm Park Playground
3030 R. Street SE, Auburn, WA, 98002
The City of Auburn`s Parks, Arts and Recreation department is dedicated to creating a better community through people, parks and programs. On June 23, 2012, volunteers completed a new playground thanks in part to a KaBOOM! grant!!!
Task Update: Estimate number of volunteers needed
March 26, 2012 / by Julie Brewer
We estimate that we need approximately 50 volunteers to help with this project
See All Comments Post a CommentAre you a Do-It-Yourself playground Builder? Let's Play Compelition Grants will be awarded to communities that build a playground in 2012 and would like to make additional improvements.
APPLY TODAY!Does your current playground need a little TLC? Get $750 from Let’s Play! to improve and maintain your playground.
APPLY TODAY! Grants made possible by Let's Play, a community partnership led by Dr Pepper Snapple Group.Your feedback is important to us in how we can better improve our service. Your answers will only be viewed by the Our Dream Playground team and will never be shared externally. Filling out the survey will also enter you into a drawing for an iPod Shuffle.
TAKE THE SURVEY!Are you a Do-It-Yourself playground Builder? Let's Play Compelition Grants will be awarded to communities that build a playground in 2012 and would like to make additional improvements.
FIND VOLUNTEERS!A playground can be built in a day, but it takes months of planning and hard work. To get there, we've broken this complex process into eight key steps, or Mile Markers, as you can see in this road map.
Of course, planning such a large project takes teamwork. Within each Mile Marker, the Project Leader and eight planning teams, outlined below, complete key tasks, ensuring that no stone is left unturned.
If everyone on the planning committee follows the roadmap and keeps on top of their tasks, they will make building a playground look easy on the big day!
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