Tag: Martinez Parks Recreation Marina and Cultural Commission
Park Commission to hear report on public safety issues
MARTINEZ, Calif. – Martinez Parks, Recreation, Marina and Cultural Commission will hear reports tonight on public safety and maintenance. Commissioners and residents described their concerns at the Commission’s April meeting, starting when one resident, Bill Nichols, told the panel during the public comment period, “I’m tired of stepping on needles.” He described seeing feces from […]
Concerns aired about Waterfront Park safety
MARTINEZ, Calif. – A resident, whose concerns were echoed by members of the Park, Recreation, Marina and Cultural Commission, described finding needles and seeing people urinate in public at Martinez Waterfront Park, particularly near Ferry Point. Bill Nichols, who for 35 years was on the board of the East Bay Regional Parks, said he became […]
PRMCC to hear waiver requests, bocce report
MARTINEZ, Calif. – The Martinez Parks, Recreation, Marina and Cultural Commission will decide Tuesday whether to waive fees for the 11th annual Beaver Festival and for a Cub Scout graduation. Heidi Perryman and her nonprofit organization, Worth a Dam, which became the voice of those who wanted to save the Alhambra Creek beavers when they […]
PRMCC OKs Hidden Valley Parent Faculty Club’s 5K Color Dash
The Hidden Valley Elementary Parent Faculty Club will be able to use Hidden Valley and Hidden Lakes parks and nearby open space next month for its 5K Color Dash, the Parks, Recreation, Marina and Cultural Commission has decided. The unanimous vote came Tuesday after representatives of the Mount Diablo Unified School District school club described […]
Hidden Valley club to seek permission for 5K color dash
MARTINEZ, Calif. – Hidden Valley Elementary Parent Faculty Club will ask the Martinez Parks, Recreation, Marina and Cultural Commission Tuesday for permission to use the Hidden Valley and Hidden Lake parks and nearby open space for a 5K Color Dash. The Dash, a fundraiser, would take place at 8 a.m. April 28, and would last […]
