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Pipeline Skate Park Survey Open Through September 29

August 23, 2023

The City & Borough of Juneau Parks & Recreation Department wants your input on how to improve Jackie Renninger Park (Pipeline Skate Park). All Juneau residents are invited to take a quick online survey about how you use the park, what you think could be improved, and what you would like to see there in the future. The survey is open through September 29.

Renninger Pipeline Skate Park is currently in need of several structural and safety improvements, and Parks & Rec is taking this opportunity to explore what additional features—like paved trails or more equipment—could help the park meet the needs of local residents.

What do you like to do at the park? What do you wish you could do? Take the survey at bit.ly/renningerparksurvey and share with friends and family to help Parks & Rec understand how Renninger Pipeline Skate Park can best serve the Juneau community.

This survey is the first step in a public outreach process to understand how the community currently uses this park and to gauge interest in additional facilities or services. Further opportunities for feedback and input will be available throughout the process.

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