Clark County details ADA self-evaluation and opens public survey; reports to include barrier inventories and cost estimates Clark County Parks and Nature staff said consultant MIG has nearly completed site assessments for an Americans with Disabilities Act transition plan, announced a public survey open through March 6, and said draft plans will go to the public and then to the county council for adoption.

Clark County is taking major steps to enhance park accessibility for everyone by launching a public survey and creating detailed reports on barrier removal.

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Kimberly Gohee Advocates for Parks and Land Management at Clark County Meeting Kimberly Gohee urges Clark County to prioritize parks and halt overdevelopment for sustainability.

Community advocate Kimberly Gohee is calling for urgent action on parks and sustainable development in Clark County, emphasizing the need to prioritize green spaces for mental health and future crises.

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Clark County Begins Shoreline Restoration at Daybreak Park and Prepares Camp Bonneville Improvements Clark County initiates shoreline restoration at Daybreak Park and plans assessments for Camp Bonneville.

Clark County is revamping its parks with a major shoreline restoration at Daybreak Park and exciting future plans for Camp Bonneville!

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Collaboration Enhances Habitat Restoration in Ridgefield Pits Project Parks and nature plan focuses on collaboration for habitat improvements and recreation enhancements.

Clark County is forging a path toward sustainable outdoor recreation by prioritizing habitat restoration and conservation in its latest planning discussions.

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County Parks Department Unveils 2026 to 2031 Capital Improvement Plan County outlines plans for park development and maintenance through 2031

Clark County is gearing up for a greener future with a bold $75 million plan to enhance parks and recreational spaces—will your community benefit?

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