Rotary Park playground project delayed

Kimberley’s Rotary Park playground project has been halted until further notice.

Construction was set to begin on July 2, but was delayed due to unforeseen circumstances.

The city will be notifying the public once a new date is chosen.

In the meantime, the playground will remain open.

The city partnered with the Rotary Club to replace aging playground infrastructure with new, accessible, and safety-enhanced equipment.

Once construction is underway the playground will close, but the splash park, public washrooms, and ball field will remain open.


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