TUCSON, Ariz. (KGUN) — The City of Tucson Parks and Recreation Department is making plans for a new dog park at Lincoln Park, off East Escalante Road near Pantano Road.
Residents are invited to offer input on the design through an online survey that addresses frequency of use and amenities. Parks and Recreation is also considering a potential memorial brick project that could help fund the new park.
Potential amenities for canine park-goers include a dog agility course, misting feature, tunnels, a human-and-pet drinking fountain and bone-shaped benches.
Members of the public interested offering feedback can access the survey through the City's website.
We need your help designing the new dog park being planned at Lincoln Park! (off Escalante near Pantano)
— Tucson Parks and Rec (@TucsonParksRec) June 8, 2022
How about we add a doggie playground? Dog agility features? A spray feature?
Will you use it? Let us know!
Take the survey today! https://t.co/PLZBUuYyI1@CouncilwomanLee pic.twitter.com/aXQ2gaFZFD
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