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New playground equipment installed at Four Peaks Park

Posted 12/1/19

The Town of Fountain Hills has scheduled the grand opening for new playground equipment at Four Peaks Park for Saturday, Dec. 21, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.

The opening will feature crafts, a hot …

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New playground equipment installed at Four Peaks Park

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The Town of Fountain Hills has scheduled the grand opening for new playground equipment at Four Peaks Park for Saturday, Dec. 21, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.

The opening will feature crafts, a hot cocoa bar and other fun activities.

The public is invited to try out the new equipment on two separate sets – one is for younger kids and a set for the older kids.

Installation of the new playgrounds has been ongoing for some time with delays due to an equipment order error. Community Services Director Rachael Goodwin told the council on Nov. 19 that the playground for older kids will have a zip line, which is to be a double line. However, when the shipment of equipment originally arrived there was only a single zip line. They have been waiting for the manufacturer to send the second line and, as of last week, it had not been received. However, staff is confident they will be ready for the planned opening.

The playground location is just off El Sobrante Ave., to the rear of the EVIT building. There was at one time an old bus barn at the location for the school district, which has been removed. Parking improvements will also be made at the site.

Goodwin also announced that the town has received $85,000 in a grant to be matched by the town for construction of a new basketball court at Four Peaks Park. The grant comes from the Maricopa County Sports Authority. The old courts were removed to make way for the new playgrounds.

The new court will be located at the western side of the park near the tennis courts off Del Cambre Ave., near Alamosa Dr.

Goodwin said the court construction should be complete by late spring.