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Redmond closing ice rink; new, revamped rink in the works

Redmond, ORLocal News

The City of Redmond has announced the closure of its ice rink, which has been in operation for 15 years, due to the deterioration of its ice-maintaining equipment. This decision highlights the city's proactive approach to addressing community needs and ensuring ongoing recreational opportunities for residents. Plans for a new and revamped ice rink are already underway, with the City Council prioritizing the development of modern facilities. The closure comes at an opportune time, as the city is also seeking public input on the design and features of the new rink. This initiative underscores the city’s commitment to enhancing recreational services and infrastructure.

The community's feedback will play a crucial role in shaping the future of the ice rink. Residents can expect to see improvements in the quality of recreational facilities as the city moves forward with its plans. The City of Redmond is dedicated to fostering an active and engaged community through these enhancements.

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