City fields still too wet to be used

Due to the wet spring weather, all of the city’s grass sports fields are staying closed to the public. That includes easements and utility lots.

Gym and Sport Field Supervisor Lori Goodman-Wilson says the fields need to full dry out from the spring melt before they can be used. Otherwise, they can be damaged, making them unplayable for the rest of the season.

The City’s parks department will be monitoring conditions and will update when it’s ready to start its outdoor season.

Other seasonal facilities will be opening soon as well. The washrooms at Lions Park and the Centre 2000 site will be unlocked on May 1st, while the sani dump stations at South Bear Creek Park and Centre 2000 will open on May 19th. The washroom at Crystal Lake will open up on June 1st, which is when the spray parks at Lions Park and Muskoseepi Park will be turned back on.

Erica Fisher
Erica Fisherhttp://Erica
Content Manager/Afternoon Host

cjgy Now playing play

- Advertisement -

Related Articles

- Advertisement -

Latest News

City launches after hours AI agent pilot program

If you find yourself calling the City after hours, you can now get help from an AI voice assistant as part of a a new pilot program.

Advance voting open for 2026 Alberta referendum

Advance voting for the Alberta referendum opened on Tuesday. 

Eyes on the road: Tips for safe holiday travel as snow in forecast for parts of Alberta

The first snowfall of the final stretch of the year is in the forecast for some communities, including parts of the Peace Country, which could impact holiday travel over the coming Thanksgiving long weekend. 

Wembley Wildcats receive RONA Rookies program support

The Wembley Wildcats are among 150 minor hockey teams across Canada receiving support through the RONA Rookies program this season.

Rotary Clubs of Grande Prairie launches annual Dignity Drive

The Rotary Clubs of Grande Prairie's Dignity Drive has kicked off for another year. 
- Advertisement -