For too long this park has been a victim of politics, neglect
and, used like a Knight on a Chess Board.
Benches are in disrepair, the garbage is not picked up at all and, the
Boat Launch was shut down also. Community participation and financial investment
from grants will be considered to help restore this park into a place for the
people to relax, fish and, play baseball on.
Meanwhile, the area that the mail boat occupies is very clean and
properly maintained. This park needs
some help from the Federal Government along with City of Detroit citizens
working as one to make this park viable again.
If we are going to come back as a City, Parks and Recreation
must be fully funded to sponsor programs and activities like a fishing derby or,
something similar to it for Senior Citizens and youth. We are encouraging you all to show up in
person every Thursday at 1pm on the 13th floor of City Council and
address your concerns to Councilwoman Mary Sheffield (click here), chair of the
Neighborhoods and Community Services Committee (click here). Emails and phone calls work well too and,
your voice will be respected, evaluated and, heard. Citizens are allowed to speak during public
comment for 2 minutes. The famed two
minute drill is a standard procedure for public speakers, unless you write a
request to Council President Brenda Jones(Click Here) to speak. If approved you will be granted 4 minutes to
speak.
Otherwise it’s time to re-store and repair one of Detroit’s
hidden assets for the good of the Citizens of Detroit. Especially the ones on
the riverfront who live there.
Otherwise, please show up to Vote in 2014 to keep Detroit moving!
Otherwise, please show up to Vote in 2014 to keep Detroit moving!
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