IHCA Community Enhancements: Playground and Bark Park Projects

Issaquah, WACommunity Development

The article provides a comprehensive overview of various ongoing projects by the Issaquah Highlands Community Association (IHCA), showcasing their commitment to enhancing the community. A key highlight is the construction of a new playground at Kirk Park, scheduled to begin on November 13, aimed at replacing outdated equipment and ensuring safe recreational spaces for families. Concurrently, the Bark Park is undergoing improvements, including a new entry gate to enhance accessibility for pet owners. Additionally, the IHCA has completed a significant upgrade to its Yardi software database, expected to improve operational efficiency. As the seasons change, the article offers valuable yard care tips to homeowners, emphasizing the importance of maintaining landscaping for winter.

Overall, these projects reflect IHCA's proactive approach to urban community development and their commitment to fostering community engagement through well-maintained parks and facilities.

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