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Posted on: June 26, 2019

[ARCHIVED] Adopt-A-Park

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The Portage Parks & Recreation Adopt-A-Park program provides a great way to get outdoors with a group of family and friends and work together on a project to benefit the community.  Volunteer and community groups, neighborhood associations and businesses are all invited to take an active role in the maintenance, improvement and beautification of Portage parks, trails and green spaces. The Portage park system consists of 18 parks from which to choose; seven are currently adopted.

Park
Adoption Status

Bishops Bog Preserve

Available!

Celery Flats

Lake Michigan Credit Union

Central Park

Available!

Eliason Nature Reserve

BASIC HR Solutions

Harbors West Park

Coneybeare Law

Haverhill Park

Available!

Lakeview Park

Available!

Lexington Green Park

Available!

Liberty Park

Available!

Millennium Park

Girl Scout Troop 90387

Oakland Drive Park

Families of Portage

Portage Creek Bicentennial Park

Available!

Ramona Park

Friends of Ramona Park

Schrier Park

Available!

South Westnedge Park

Available!

Veterans Memorial Park

Available!

West Lake Nature Preserve

Available!

Westfield Park

The Vista Apartments & Townhouses

Adopters can work on a variety of projects including planting and maintaining flower beds, maintaining trails and paths, painting and caring for park structures, cleaning up litter, planting and mulching and general park maintenance.  Groups interested in the Adopt-A-Park program should contact Portage Parks & Recreation at 329-4522 to arrange a program overview meeting.  Groups will work with a coordinator to create a customized plan and schedule, as well as be provided with technical expertise, materials and tools.  Groups adopting a park are asked to commit to a minimum of one year of service and perform clean-ups at least four times a year. 

In recognition, a sign will be placed in the park with the name of the adopting group, which also serves as a visible statement of their ongoing commitment to maintaining the area as a resource for the community.

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