FROG Park

March Steering Committee Meeting

Posted on26. Feb, 2010 by admin3.

Thursday, March 11, 7pm, Location TBD
How would you like to get involved with improving and maintaining our neighborhood’s park? Landscaping, improvements, public art—FROG has it all. Join us at our next Steering Committee meeting to help build and maintain your park.

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BART Construction Underway Now, Lasting One Year

Posted on10. Jan, 2010 by admin3.

BART is upgrading its system to ensure safety in the event of an earthquake. Work hours: 7am-7pm, Monday-Saturday, duration: 1 year. Construction is in progress in the Basketball Court in Hardy Park. FROG Park and the Dog Park will remain open. Traffic lanes will be shifted, sidewalks closed at times, and the Dog Park accessed only from Claremont Ave.

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Fall Maintenance Day, Sat. October 3, 8:30am-4pm

Posted on24. Sep, 2009 by admin3.

WE NEED YOUR HELP! Join your neighbors and friends to sweep, rake, paint, refill the wood chip cushioning, clear, and replant at the annual Fall Maintenance Day at FROG Park.

All adults and kids over the age of 13 (with parental supervision) are invited – there’s something for everyone to do.

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City Budget Minimizes Future Park Maintenance

Posted on04. Jun, 2009 by admin3.

No services at Hardy and Redondo Parks, including the basketball courts and the dog park, is proposed. Only the pathway from Clifton Street to Cavour Street will have reduced maintenance.

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Get Hoppin’ News

Posted on20. May, 2009 by admin3.

Public Art, BART retrofit, and a highway debris fence are coming soon. Volunteers needed.

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Earth Day at FROG Park

Posted on24. Apr, 2009 by admin3.

Thanks to all community members, City of Oakland Parks & Rec staff and all volunteers who helped make this our most successful cleanup ever!

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ABOUT FROG PARK

Posted on01. Mar, 2009 by admin.

The Rockridge-Temescal Greenbelt was created in 2001, culminating years of community effort. FROG Park has since become a central community feature. Hardy and Redondo playgrounds are focal points for children and walkers stroll the connecting greenbelt path, which is fully accessible for the disabled.

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