Community Corner
Inclusive Playground Proposed For Marine Park In Red Bank
The borough is seeking residents' feedback on proposed plans for the project. See details here:
RED BANK, NJ — Red Bank is seeking feedback on plans for an inclusive playground at Marine Park.
On Jan. 23, the borough will host a public meeting at 6:30 p.m. where the public can learn more about the project, ask questions, or provide comments.
The borough has applied for playground funding through Jake’s Law, which was passed in 2019 and encourages counties to build completely inclusive playgrounds.
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Plans for the project aim to ensure that children of all abilities can play, connect and thrive, officials said.
The overall plan for the park can be found here, and plans for the playground can be found here.
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The meeting will take place at 90 Monmouth Street, Red Bank on Jan. 23. Written comments on the proposed application can be sent to Borough Clerk Mary Moss at mmoss@redbanknj.org.
Residents can also take this survey to provide feedback on the inclusive playground.
To learn more about the project, you can visit the Red Bank website.
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