T.B. McPherson Recreation Complex

Building Renovation & Master Plan

Community Workshop & Survey

 

Share your ideas!

WHAT?

Community Workshop

WHEN?

Thursday, Dec. 11

6 - 7:30 p.m.

WHERE?

T.B. McPherson Center

1717 SE 15th St.


 

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The City of Gainesville’s Wild Spaces & Public Places Department and the Department of Parks, Recreation and Cultural Affairs are planning improvements at the T.B. McPherson Recreation Complex at 1717 SE 15th St., and we’d like to hear from you.


Share your ideas by completing the community survey and/or attending the first community workshop.


Participants will have the opportunity to:

  • Share how they would like to see the T.B. McPherson Center renovated to support the activities and events they want; and
  • Provide feedback on the outdoor areas and amenities in the complex to help guide future park improvements.


About the project


The T.B. McPherson Recreation Complex is a 15-acre community park in southeast Gainesville featuring a recreation center, pool, courts, ball fields, playground, trails, picnic areas, fitness stations and parking.


Although it offers many amenities, the park is one of the city’s least used. To help the park reach its full potential, the city is creating a 10-year vision plan guided by community input. The project focuses on renovating the T.B. McPherson Center while planning future improvements across the entire recreation complex.


Want to learn more? Visit the T.B. McPherson Recreation Complex project webpage.

Wild Spaces & Public Places

Your Half-Cent Sales Tax at Work

The Wild Spaces & Public Places sales tax will continue to create, improve and maintain parks and recreational facilities and acquire and improve environmentally-sensitive lands. To sign up for updates, please visit www.WildSpacesPublicPlacesGNV.org.


For information about the project, please contact Rachel Mandell, project manager, at 352-393-8544 or mandellrc@gainesvillefl.gov.

Gainesville City Commission: Harvey Ward (Mayor), Ed Book, Cynthia Chestnut, Desmon Duncan-Walker, Bryan Eastman, James Ingle, Casey Willits

 
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