WHAT:
Ribbon-cutting to welcome new trails to Oak Cliff's Kiest Park Conservation Area at Kiest Park. Oak Cliff communities will join with city leaders to welcome the WFAA Creekside Loop Trail and the WFAA Burr Oak Loop Trail. Thanks to a $75,000 grant awarded to Greenspace Dallas, the conservation area now features three additional miles of soft-surface trails, new trail access entrance, educational kiosk, trailside benches, and interactive trail markers.
WHEN: 10 a.m. Saturday, November 16, 2024
WHERE: Kiest Park Conservation Area, 3500 Rugged Dr., Dallas 75224 (intersection of Rugged and Champagne)
WHO:
Carolyn King Arnold, Dallas City Council, District 4
Arun Agarwal, President, Dallas Park and Recreation Board
Harrison Blair, Dallas Park and Recreation Board District 4
Carolyn Mungo, President and General Manager, WFAA Television
Richard Buckley, CEO, Greenspace Dallas
Jon Papp, Friends of Oak Cliff Park
Renee Johnson, Deputy Director, Dallas Park and Recreation
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