Amarillo is considering a new plan to upgrade John Stiff Memorial Park. Get ready for potential changes to your neighborhood park!
At a glance
Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 8 the 90 before that.
Funds are being redirected from established programs to a development project.
The Transformation Park project will receive additional funding.
The Amarillo Children's Home and Guyon Saunders Resource Center may see reduced funding, potentially impacting their services.
A strategic discussion was held regarding "The Long Trail," a potential initiative to enhance the region's tourism appeal. The outcome of this discussion could shape future tourism development and marketing efforts.
Discussions around Scott Park suggest potential upgrades or new developments for this public space, affecting recreational opportunities.
The commission approved a plat for a new unit in Wolflin Park, with a condition for corrected documents.
Updates on Arbor Day and Earth Day events, along with a tree booklet project, show the city's ongoing efforts to promote environmental awareness and green spaces.
This approval allows for a new phase of development in an existing neighborhood, potentially bringing more housing options. It requires corrected documents before finalization.
The board reviewed the 2026 Sponsorship Packet, which details how businesses and individuals can contribute financially to parks and recreation programs.
The board decided which public art projects will receive funding for murals in 2026. This impacts the city's visual landscape and supports local artists.
The committee decided to move funds away from the Amarillo Children's Home and Guyon Saunders Resource Center to support the Transformation Park. This could mean less funding for youth services and resource centers, while boosting a specific development project.
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