Madawaska Officials Break Ground on New Park
The town of Madawaska, Maine, has begun a renovation project for its Bicentennial Park, with a budget of over $200,000.
The revamped space will feature a new Acadian Pavilion, replacing a torn-down gazebo, as well as amphitheater seating, a skate park, and electricity hookups for musicians and food trucks.
"The Board of Selectmen and Bicentennial Park Committee felt that it was important to make the initial part of the park development a community initiative,"
said Town Manager David Daigle at the groundbreaking ceremony. The town plans to fund the project through fundraising, aiming for $250,000, rather than using tax dollars.
Author's summary: Madawaska renovates park with community funding.
- New Acadian Pavilion
- Amphitheater seating
- Skate park
- Electricity hookups for musicians and food trucks
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