The Community Connection November Newsletter

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From My Desk to Your Inbox

Welcome to the first edition of The Community Connection! This newsletter is a direct result of your feedback from the Parks and Recreation Department’s Community Engagement Survey (found below) which indicated a need for another timely communication method with our residents. Here you will find the community information you want, all in one place, shared the first week of each month. If there is something else you’d like to see, let me know. I want to be sure you get the news you need. Ask your friends and neighbors to register to receive their copy and, don’t forget to check your inbox monthly.

Have a great November!

Anthony DiCicco, Mayor/Safety Director

Parks & Recreation Department

Multi Use Trails Update and Community Engagement Results

Multi Use Trails

Update

In 2017, the City of Mayfield Heights applied for and was awarded a TLCI grant from the Northeast Ohio Areawide Coordinating Agency (NOACA). The grant made possible a comprehensive, city-wide study to identify long-term objectives for community connectivity. The Mayfield Heights Connectivity Study brought residents and City officials together to take a deep look at how pedestrian and bicycle traffic is supported in Mayfield Heights.

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Community Engagement Results for Parks & Pool

This summer, the city engaged the community in a pool, parks and recreation research project to solicit feedback on their vision for new and improved recreational facilities. Every member of the Mayfield Heights community was encouraged to participate. Multiple channels were used to promote the project and to collect data. The survey centered around pool amenities, playgrounds, multipurpose fields, trails, and other recreational amenities. Over 850 responses were received.