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Improvement projects in Fountain Hills this fall

Includes parks and maintenance

The concrete bases for the new ramadas have been poured as the town awaits the delivery.

(Independent Newsmedia/Andrew Lwowski)

Work to the great lawn has removed the bank and flattened the area in way for greater use. Crews are currently working on prepping for overseeding for the winter grass.

(Independent Newsmedia/Andrew Lwowski)

As the weather tempers and Fountain Hills activities pick up, residents and visitors alike will see improvements taking shape across town.

Work includes upgrades to parks, the start of new parks and other maintenance ahead of the busy fall season.

Construction to add the little kids bike park to Desert Vista Park was scheduled to begin Sept. 28. The Town Council unanimously approved the project in January with a $100,000 matching grant from Noon Kiwanis Club.

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