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Dunwoody Park Playground Pensacola Renovation: City Seeks Community Input

A long-planned refresh of the playground equipment at Dunwoody Park in Cordova Park getting close and there is a unique option for public input coming this Friday, July 3.

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Key points

  • Dunwoody Park’s playground in Cordova Park is getting a much-needed renovation.
  • Community input is encouraged during a public session on July 3.
  • The upgrades aim to improve recreational opportunities for families in the area.

— The playground at Dunwoody Park in Cordova Park is set for a significant upgrade, and local residents are invited to share their thoughts on the renovations. This long-awaited project aims to enhance the recreational space for families and children in the Pensacola area.

Plans for Dunwoody Park Renovation

Public Feedback for Cordova Park Pensacola Site

A special opportunity for public input will take place this Friday, July 3. Community members can provide their feedback and suggestions to help shape the new playground design.

This article was produced with the assistance of AI and reviewed by our editorial team.

Based on reporting originally published by City of Pensacola. Read the original story.

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