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Board Approves Park Safety and Event Changes

PrincetonFeb 3, 20262 min read

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The board voted 7-0 to continue approving AED Zap Stands in parks and voted 7-0 to replace the planned North Pole Christmas event with smaller pop-up events.

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What this means

AED Zap Stands will continue to be approved for use in parks, providing equipment intended to support emergency response. The planned North Pole Christmas event will be scaled down into smaller pop-up events because of weather and rescheduling concerns. The board also agreed to use PARC branding for the Princeton Aquatics and Recreation Center.

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Darian McCoy was appointed chairperson, Maxine Ellis vice-chairperson, and Steffanie Parker secretary; each appointment passed 7-0.
Future regular meetings were approved for the first Tuesday of each month at 6:30 p.m.; the vote was 6-1.
The board approved continued use of AED Zap Stands in parks by a 7-0 vote.
The board voted 7-0 to replace the planned North Pole Christmas event with smaller pop-up events.
The board unanimously approved moving forward with PARC branding for the Princeton Aquatics and Recreation Center.
The Parks and Recreation bond projects were discussed. The Parks and Recreation Administrative and Maintenance Building was described as a storm shelter with an occupancy capacity of 200; no action was taken on the bond update.

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