Agreed. It’s time this park got the attention it deserves as well as improving quality of life issues for the people who live nearby.

It's actually really dangerous--I walk in the park every day and have to walk around that area, as does everyone. The path just ends and the ground is very uneven and impossible to walk on safely. Imagine this in Edgerton Park--not a chance! (And it's been like this for as long as I can remember, several years).

Thanks for your report and photo. The Engineering Department and our Parks Landscape Architect are still reviewing the input to guide the spending of the funds designated for parks upgrades. I have made sure this location is reinforced with the photo provided.

This issue was recategorized from Parks Request to Long Term Infrastructure Project.

thanks for noticing and doing something about this. This part of the path washed out in 2011 during hurricane Irene. it's been 12 years the parks dept has been ignoring repairing the path in this park. :/ even though tons of money has been giving to the city for hurricane relief and other funding for coastal managment etc...