I have received a multitude of Syracuse, UT citizens comments about supporting the establishment of a Dog Park in our city. I have already reached out to our Parks and Recreation and City Council Members, asking what can be done and if the newly implemented RAP Tax (http://syracuseut.com/Portals/0/CityCouncil/Electi... ) (https://www.utahtaxpayers.org/?p=8150can fund it. While I await their response, I would like to capture how many people would actually want this type of dog/family friendly environment. Please sign this petition if you are in support of this endeavor and let’s see if we can make it a reality.
I have sent formal follow-up inquiries to the Parks and Recreation department regarding the potential use of RAP tax funds for this project. The next step is to prepare a briefing document for the City Council members to review during their upcoming public session.
June 25, 2018
The volume of support for this project has officially caught the attention of the City Council. I have scheduled a formal meeting with the Parks and Recreation director to present these findings and discuss potential allocation of RAP Tax funding.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
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Keep pressing City Council to make/keep it part of the new regional sports park. Most logical & practical!
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Emmalee VanZyl
8 years ago
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Would love to see a dog park in Syracuse as I see lots of people walking their dogs all the time!
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Whitney Geertsen
8 years ago
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Dogs need open spaces to play off leash with other dogs. This allows them to build social skills and get out excess energy. This will prevent frustration and boredom. This also gives dog owners a place to socialize and make connections. Syracuse already has 8 parks catered to children and a family oriented nature park. With Syracuse's growing population it is time to serve all populations including dog lovers. A dog park can be designed to benefit dogs and their human companions
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Katie Stahl Campbell
8 years ago
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Keep our city parks clean by providing a fun, safe park designated for our fur babies to burn off some energy & socialize!
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Tracy Silva
8 years ago
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I don't have a dog personally but I think this would be a wonderful addition to our city so I definitely support this.
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Ixel Argueta
8 years ago
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We need the dog park so we don't drive to much to get our furry kids to play with friends
I have received a multitude of Syracuse, UT citizens comments about supporting the establishment of a Dog Park in our city. I have already reached out to our Parks and Recreation and City Council Members, asking what can be done and if the newly implemented RAP Tax (http://syracuseut.com/Portals/0/CityCouncil/Electi... ) (https://www.utahtaxpayers.org/?p=8150can fund it. While I await their response, I would like to capture how many people would actually want this type of dog/family friendly environment. Please sign this petition if you are in support of this endeavor and let’s see if we can make it a reality.
I have sent formal follow-up inquiries to the Parks and Recreation department regarding the potential use of RAP tax funds for this project. The next step is to prepare a briefing document for the City Council members to review during their upcoming public session.
June 25, 2018
The volume of support for this project has officially caught the attention of the City Council. I have scheduled a formal meeting with the Parks and Recreation director to present these findings and discuss potential allocation of RAP Tax funding.
23 Comments
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Featured
Keep pressing City Council to make/keep it part of the new regional sports park. Most logical & practical!
E
Emmalee VanZyl
8 years ago
Featured
Would love to see a dog park in Syracuse as I see lots of people walking their dogs all the time!
W
Whitney Geertsen
8 years ago
Featured
Dogs need open spaces to play off leash with other dogs. This allows them to build social skills and get out excess energy. This will prevent frustration and boredom. This also gives dog owners a place to socialize and make connections. Syracuse already has 8 parks catered to children and a family oriented nature park. With Syracuse's growing population it is time to serve all populations including dog lovers. A dog park can be designed to benefit dogs and their human companions
K
Katie Stahl Campbell
8 years ago
Featured
Keep our city parks clean by providing a fun, safe park designated for our fur babies to burn off some energy & socialize!
T
Tracy Silva
8 years ago
Featured
I don't have a dog personally but I think this would be a wonderful addition to our city so I definitely support this.
I
Ixel Argueta
8 years ago
Featured
We need the dog park so we don't drive to much to get our furry kids to play with friends
Keep pressing City Council to make/keep it part of the new regional sports park. Most logical & practical!