Four Peaks Rotary Club, Fountain Hills Rotary Club and the town’s Parks and Recreation Department will celebrate the re-dedication of the Rotary Centennial Splash Park on Saturday, May 20.
Activities will begin at 11:30 a.m., followed by a noon ribbon-cutting ceremony.
Rotary clubs will supply free hot dogs, kettle corn and bottled water to children from noon to 1:30 p.m. Adults may purchase the items for $1 each.
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Rotary Clubs, town to re-dedicate Splash Park
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Four Peaks Rotary Club, Fountain Hills Rotary Club and the town’s Parks and Recreation Department will celebrate the re-dedication of the Rotary Centennial Splash Park on Saturday, May 20.
Activities will begin at 11:30 a.m., followed by a noon ribbon-cutting ceremony.
Rotary clubs will supply free hot dogs, kettle corn and bottled water to children from noon to 1:30 p.m. Adults may purchase the items for $1 each.
Two years in development and construction, the park opened in 2007. The town matched the Rotary clubs’ $150,000 contribution.
The community effort, supported by hundreds, is considered a fun, safe location for children to play on warm summer days.
The park recently has been upgraded, painted and seal-coated for safety reasons.
Guests to the festivities are encouraged to wear swim suits and bring towels if they plan to get wet.
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