Oakland County uses ARPA money to transform Catalpa Oaks
The improvements are part of Oakland County Parks’ $20.2 million parks-and-recreation enhancement program, which uses $15 million in American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds and $5.2 million in matching funds from the parks department. Oakland County Parks is using $20.2 million in American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds and $5.2M in matching funds to renovate Catalpa Oaks County Park in Southfield. The improvements include a 1,400-square-foot outdoor fitness court with seven functional zones that cost $50,000. The goal of the 24-acre park is to correct drainage problems and improve recreation fields and the green stormwater infrastructure. The work is expected to reopen in spring 2027. A ribbon-cutting celebration is planned for next spring.
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People with disabilities will have an easier time visiting Catalpa Oaks County Park in Southfield.
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