Crescent Springs is awaiting grant funding for renovations to Lou Hartfiel Memorial Park, while Campbell County is offering media tools and resources to residents, and the Kenton County Board of Education is considering a resolution for equipment lease and security agreement from the Kentucky Interlocal School Transportation Association for eight busses.
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Crescent Springs park sits empty as new funding mechanisms considered
Plans for renovations to Lou Hartfiel Memorial Park have been underway for about a year now, but work is on hold as the city waits for grant funding. In the early phases of the park renovations, there was some fear that the city may not be chosen to receive grant funding from the National Park […]
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Crescent Springs continues to wait for updates on park renovation a year later
Around a year ago, Crescent Springs proposed renovating a city park. A month later, in October 2023, plans and costs were finalized. Now, Lou Hartfiel Memorial Park sits empty as old equipment has been removed, and the city waits for grant funding to contribute to the park’s cost. The park, discussed at Monday’s city council meeting, […]
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Crescent Springs considers inclusive updates to Lou Hartfiel Memorial Park
Plans are underway to make Lou Hartfiel Memorial Park in Crescent Springs more inclusive. At Monday’s city council meeting, Crescent Springs Director of Public Works Tonya Miller presented the finalized plans and costs for the park renovations. After an anonymous donation and a grant, the city projects the cost of the playground remodel to be […]
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Crescent Springs looks to upgrade playground equipment at Lou Hartfiel Memorial Park
Crescent Springs’ 25-year-old playground equipment at Lou Hartfiel Memorial Park is in need of updating, said city administrator Mike Daily. “The playground at one time was a six-station playground for children with limitations… The maintenance plan has prolonged the life of the equipment considerably, but now it has come time to replace it,” Daily said. […]
