NewsCity of PG improves accessibility at local parks SHARE ON: Justin Madu, staff Friday, Jun. 26th, 2020 Lheidli T'enneh Cemetery (Photo supplied by The City of Prince George)Ten new curb drops will make local parks a little more accessible for residents with mobility challenges.Lheidli T’enneh Memorial Park (Photo supplied by The City of Prince George)The City of Prince George has installed curb drops at three locations throughout the city, including:Five at Lheidli T’enneh Memorial Park: three along Taylor drive and two along 17th AvenueFour at the Canada Games PlazaOne in Rainbow Park, along Stuart DriveCurb drops make parks more accessible as they “drop” to a gentler incline, allowing easier access for people using mobility devices, or those who may otherwise have difficulty getting around.More information, including the full release, can be found on the City’s Website. Tags: city of pgCity of Prince George
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