Parks Meetings
The Longview Parks and Recreation Department sought feedback on bond-funded enhancements coming to several neighborhood parks. The meetings were hosted by Parks staff and the corresponding city council member.
Spring Hill Park
The Spring Hill Park community meeting, hosted by District 5 Councilwoman Michelle Gamboa, took place on Tuesday, Oct. 11, 2022, at Spring Hill High School.
Lois Jackson Park
The Lois Jackson Park community meeting, hosted by District 6 Councilman Steve Pirtle, took place on Tuesday, June 4, 2019, at the Longview First Church of the Nazarene, 2601 H.G. Mosley Pkwy.
Stamper Park/Womack Field
The Stamper Park and Womack Field community meeting, hosted by District 2 Councilwoman Nona Snoddy, took place on Tuesday, June 11, 2019, at Stamper Park Resource Center, 502 S. Center St.
Spring Creek Park
The Spring Creek Park community meeting, hosted by District 4 Councilwoman Kristen Ishihara, took place on Tuesday, June 18, 2019, at IBEW Local 738, 2914 E. Marshall Ave.
Patterson Park
The Patterson Park community meeting, hosted by District 4 Councilwoman Kristen Ishihara, took place on Thursday, June 20, 2019, at Longview Christian School, 1236 Pegues Pl.
McWhorter Park
The McWhorter Park community meeting, hosted by District 1 Councilman Ed Moore, will took place on Tuesday, July 9, 2019, at Pine Tree ISD Community Center, 1701 Pine Tree Rd.
Broughton Park and Recreation Center
The Longview Parks and Recreation Department and District 3 Councilman Wray Wade held a community meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 12, 2019, to reveal concept plans and solicit community input on improvements coming to the Broughton Recreation Center and Broughton Park. The meeting was led by LPA Design Studios, the firm hired by the City of Longview to prepare designs and construction documents, with included opportunities for the community to provide input on the priorities and ideas. The following presentation depicts the design concept for the bond-funded renovations. To provide input on the presentation, please email the Parks and Recreation Department.
In November 2018, Longview voters approved $24.71 million for parks improvements, some of which is being utilized to upgrade existing neighborhood parks. This series of community meetings focuses on the neighborhood parks that have been included in the first phase of bond package implementation.
For more information about the November 2018 bond election, please visit LongviewTexas.gov/Bond. For more information about the Parks and Recreation Department, contact 903-237-1270 or LongviewTexas.gov/Parks.