Aug. 1, 2022

Public input sought in Parks and Recreation Master Plan Community Survey

The City of Johnson City is asking citizens to help shape the future of Johnson City Parks and Recreation. The department’s Master Plan Committee is updating its Comprehensive Master Plan, a document will outline the direction of growth and focus of the Parks and Recreation Department over the next 20 years.

The committee has created a survey and is seeking public input to determine community needs. The survey will remain open through Sunday, Aug. 21. The online survey can be accessed at www.johnsoncitytn.org/ParksPlan or by selecting “Parks Master Plan Survey” on the City’s homepage, www.johnsoncitytn.org. Printed copies of the survey and flyers containing a QR code for the online survey are available at Carver Recreation Center, 322 W. Watauga, Langston Centre, 315 Elm St., and Memorial Park Community Center, 510 Bert St.

Survey participants will be entered in a drawing to receive either a free pavilion rental or free pool party.

For more information about the master plan, contact Parks and Recreation Assistant Director Charles Ridlehuber at 423-434-5771. 

###