Parks Master Plan Three-Year Progress Report
Summary
The city is investing over $512,000 in ARPA funds to upgrade multi-sport fields at Condor, Stewart, and Phyllis Parks to improve recreational safety and community value.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 5
- Last 30 days
- 0
Last discussed Dec 9, 2025.
Impact analysis
The project will cost $512,470 funded through federal ARPA allocations.
Local youth sports leagues, neighborhood residents, and park visitors who will gain access to safe, durable playing surfaces.
Residents opposed to increased municipal debt and higher property tax rates.
Mentions & discussions (5)
City Council — December 9, 2025
The Parks and Recreation Department highlighted major upgrades across Killeen parks since 2022, including 101 new park acres, over 2 miles of new trails, tree plantings, and new corporate sponsorships.
City Council Workshop — March 30, 2023
Staff outlined plans for new park development in District 4, park maintenance facilities, and potential library/recreation center bonds that would add roughly five cents to the tax rate.
City Council (Work) — March 15, 2022
The city is investing over $512,000 in ARPA funds to upgrade multi-sport fields at Condor, Stewart, and Phyllis Parks to improve recreational safety and community value.
City Council — March 8, 2022
Residents and sports league representatives raised concerns about the veracity and execution of the Killeen Parks and Open Space Master Plan, urging better collaboration on youth soccer facilities.
City Council — February 8, 2022
Council adopted the municipal Parks Master Plan but directed staff to hold additional meetings with local youth sports groups to ensure grassroots concerns are addressed.
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