Skateparks for Dallas recently received coverage in the DallasNews.com by city columnist Robert Wilonsky. Robert has a long history of championing the city and we were thankful to be linked to in his article.
Highlights:
Dallas Water Utilities is going to repair and restore the 205 acre lake that more than a century ago was Dallas’ first-ever drinking water source.
Richard Wagner, a DWU Assistant Director confirmed that Bachman Lake will finally be dredged.
In recent years, the city considered several options for Bachman Lake, each intended to save money or avoid the inevitable fixes as much as possible. Each would have shrunk the lake’s footprint. A task force of six citizens appointed by Council Member Gates, Narvaez and Medrano put a stop to that: All voted for the “maintain the lake” option
Read the article here:
Skateparks for Dallas’s own Clinton Haley was one of the six citizens on the committee, so the skatepark was well represented in the process.
Watch the short documentary about how a high school student helped fast-growing Anna, TX outside of DFW get an amazing skatepark and pump track
City of Dallas broke ground on the Bachman Lake Skatepark on March 28, 2024. See the event highlights here.
Groundbreaking for the Bachman Lake Skatepark with the Mayor of Dallas
Clinton Haley, Founder of Skateparks for Dallas provides an important update on the Glencoe Skatepark
The shared experiences of skatepark advocacy around the country. Go Athens Go!