Parks and Recreation took center stage during the resolution portion of the April 11 Cheney City Council meeting. The department, which typically doesn’t present at council meetings, has received one grant and is in the process of applying for four others.
The council voted unanimously to receive a $4,000 grant from the Spokane Parks Foundation. Kim Best, recreation manager, said the Cheney Youth Commission had originally asked for $5,000, and plans to use the money to upgrade amenities at the city’s Hagelin Park, including installation of a nine-hole disc golf course.
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