“Dog Days of Summer” returns to PK Park July 26th
What: Game Night with Greenhill and the Eugene Emeralds
When: Tuesday, 7/26; 7:05 game time
Where: PK Park/ Leo Harris Parkway, Eugene OR
Cost: $6 per General Admission ticket; $2 per pooch pass*
“Dog Days of Summer” returns to PK Park July 26th
What: Game Night with Greenhill and the Eugene Emeralds
When: Tuesday, 7/26; 7:05 game time
Where: PK Park/ Leo Harris Parkway, Eugene OR
Cost: $6 per General Admission ticket; $2 per pooch pass*
Tails are wagging in Tigard these days, as word spreads that an option to purchase the Potso Dog Park has at long last been secured.
When the land was foreclosed on, the bank agreed to continue to allow the city to use the land for a dog park, on a month to month rental basis. With the passage of the Parks Measure last fall, negotiations to purchase the land began in earnest.
Vote Yes on Measure 34-181 to help support Tigard Dog Parks
On November 2nd, Tigard voters will be asked to approve Ballot Measure 34-181 The Tigard Park Bond. The measure will allow the City of Tigard to purchase land for parks and open spaces as well as make improvements to parks.
This measure is important to dog owners! The ballot measure will allow the city to purchase land and develop acres of new parks. One of the tracts of land the city is hoping to purchase is the Potso Dog Park. The land is currently being leased, by the city, and has been foreclosed on. If the bank sells the land to someone else, this off leash play area could close. The city is currently in negotiations with the bank to purchase this land if the ballot measure passes.
BEND, Ore. – The Forest Access is a Right & Responsibility (FAIR) campaign was launched to help citizens access
quality off-leash recreation opportunities on the Deschutes National Forest.
We believe it is possible for skilled land managers to provide quality opportunities for all recreationists, while sustaining our public lands. Because recreation is so important to dog owners and many others, we encourage citizens to learn more about access issues. FAIR is sponsored by DogPAC, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization whose mission is to promote the health and enjoyment of dogs and their guardians through the provision of off-leash recreation opportunities in Central Oregon. DogPAC has collaborated successfully with the Bend Park and Recreation District to expand opportunities in local parks.