Bucks County parks department launches youth survey

Dated: May 11 2025

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As part of its ongoing Comprehensive Recreation, Parks and Open Space Plan project, Bucks County launched a brief survey aimed at teenagers and young adults to gather their ideas for creating better parks. “We want to know what they like about the parks, the changes they want to see and how important parks are to their daily lives,” said Angie Nagle, director of the Parks and Recreation Department. The county park system spans more than 9,000 acres and includes parks, recreational facilities, historic sites and nature centers. The Parks and Recreation Department will host a pair of open house events in May to share early recommendations from the plan and to gather feedback on proposed improvements. Read more about the events and access the survey on the Bucks County website. 
Source: Bucks County; 4/23/2025 & The Reporter; 4/25/2025 

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