Parks & Our Quality of Life
In order for us to live a more prosperous life, we need to not only ensure that needs can be met, but our mental and physical well-beings as well. Examples on what we can do to better improve our city may include the following:
Cleaning up and completing sidewalks for safer walking areas.
Completing the updates on curves to ensure that all walkways are ADA compliant.
Transforming abandoned spaces into Parks or recreational centers to better serve their immediate community.
Adding tree coverage where applicable to provide greener spaces where Parks may not be an option.
The city of Norwalk has so much potential, and with this, will help bring a new life into the city, making it a more vibrant and overall happier city to live in.
Within our Norwalks’ city limits, their are 12 Parks with multiple facilities throughout allowing families to enjoy the fresh air in a safe and controlled environment. With over 100,000 citizens in a 9.7 sq.mi radius, that is a lot of space covered with little access to recreational facilities simultaneously. Depending on what area of Norwalk one may live, access to a park may not be an option for some families.
