We have lost too many parks.

Many more are on the chopping block.

The latest example is Ormond park. Right now the mayor is attempting to turn Ormond park into a road. His goal is to steal a park away from children to make an entrance to a golf course.

Something is fishy. The city administration has repeatedly overstepped its bounds in destroying parks without the support of our park board or citizens and made-up numbers. Now the city wants to give control of our parks to an outside agency, and one with no track record of success.

The numbers don't add up! There is a lack of transparency in financial accounting for our parks and their maintenance. We don't know how our park millage money is being managed. Special interests seem to have a role in park land decision-making. This is just the latest example of sneaking around to kill our parks.

THIS MUST END NOW!

Please sign this petition to register your support for Ormond Park and all our neighborhood parks.

City Council has called a special meeting on Wednesday, May 31, 2017 at 6 pm, on the 10th floor of City Hall to consider overturning the mayor's veto of the Council's vote to reject the LEPFA contract to manage the Groesbeck Golf Course. See here for more details.