Shape the Future of Travis County Parks

[Gene Lowenthal]

Here is an opportunity to influence the plans of the Travis County Parks department … participate in their survey.

 

From: Travis County Parks Comp Plan Team [mailto:joa...@traviscountyparksfoundation.ccsend.com]
Sent: Friday, September 19, 2025 6:31 AM
To: Gene Lowenthal <ge...@lowenthal.net>
Subject: Shape the Future of Travis County Parks

 

Take the Final Survey + Join an Open House

Happy September, Park People!   We’re excited to announce the launch of the third and final phase of community engagement for the Travis County Parks Comprehensive Plan. This plan is led by the Travis County Parks Department, with support from Travis County Parks Foundation, and will guide how we protect, enhance, and expand more than 13,000 acres of parkland for the next decade.   Your voice is essential! Your input is needed to ensure the parks plan reflects the needs and desires of our diverse community.   Check out the project website and scroll down to learn how to share your input during this final phase of community engagement.     TWO WAYS TO SHARE YOUR INPUT     ONLINE: Take the Survey Open 9/18 to 10/23   Share your feedback on our Parks Comprehensive Plan draft recommendations, shaped by community input earlier this year. In this activity, you'll rank recommendations and add your comments.   Take the Survey     IN PERSON: Attend an Open House Saturday, October 11 or Saturday, October 18   Join us at a park near you to explore the draft recommendations, connect with the planning team, enjoy snacks, and win prizes! Let us know you're coming by registering for an open house.     Register Here      LOVE PACE BEND PARK IN PARTICULAR? Provide Feedback on the Draft Design Concepts     Alongside the countywide plan, the Travis County Parks Department is developing a Vision Plan for Pace Bend Park. This is your chance to weigh in on the draft design concepts for one of our most iconic parks.   Take the Pace Bend Park Survey     WHY YOUR INPUT MATTERS   Travis County is rich in ecological and social diversity — and growing rapidly. From the scenic Pace Bend Park to the vibrant Richard Moya Park, your feedback will help guide how the Travis County Parks Department:   ·     Protects natural resources ·     Expands recreation opportunities ·     Invests in future generations   The final plan will be adopted by the Travis County Commissioners Court in early 2026 and your voice will shape its direction.   Questions? Please email the Travis County Parks Department's Comprehensive Plan Team at TCParksCom...@traviscountytx.gov.       SUPPORT OUR PARKS   DONATE       Our Website | Contact Us

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