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Downtown Pullman Riverwalk: The city of Pullman, in Whitman County, will acquire the...; 46.73326295 -117.1783087
Kamiak Butte Park: Project renovated and added new trails, picnic and children's play...; 46.86555555 -117.1625
Klemgard Park Renovation: The projects primary purpose is to renovate and provide accessibility...; 46.77335749 -117.37089284
McDonald Park Lighting Phase II: Colfax will use this grant to light two fields in...; 46.90660768 -117.3406403
McDonald Recreation Field Acquisition: This project completes a 22 acre acquisition project which will...; 46.90694444 -117.33944444
Memorial Park: This project in Whitman County renovated an abandoned baseball field...; 46.53972222 -117.08083333
Military Hill Park Tennis Court Ren.: Renovation of recreation facilities at Military Hill Park adjoining Pullman...; 46.74083333 -117.17555555
Palouse City Park Renovation: Palouse will use this grant to remove old, unsafe play...; 46.90820933 -117.08102956
Palouse Path: This development project offers a unique opportunity to link two...; 46.71166666 -117.10694444
Park Improvements/Tennis Courts: Expansion and renovation of a community park to meet demand...; 46.90944444 -117.08166666
Tekoa Comm. Swimming Pool: Tekoa's pool was first developed over 40 years ago and...; 47.22444444 -117.06638888

Note: Not all projects are shown. red = pending, green = funded

Whitman County

1990 - 2010 Funded Projects 12 total projects $2,238,247

Downtown Pullman Riverwalk - City of Pullman - $340,000

Kamiak Butte Park - Whitman County Parks & Rec - $114,900

Klemgard Park Renovation - Whitman County Parks & Rec - $96,500

McDonald Park Lighting Phase II - City of Colfax - $39,576

McDonald Recreation Field Acquisition - City of Colfax - $14,475

Memorial Park - Town of Uniontown - $71,459

Military Hill Park Tennis Court Ren. - Pullman Parks & Recreation - $78,426

Palouse City Park Renovation - City of Palouse - $12,000

Palouse Path - Pullman Parks & Recreation - $389,070

Park Improvements/Tennis Courts - City of Palouse - $31,841

Statewide Inholdings and Adjacent Lands 2008 - State Parks - $750,000

Tekoa Comm. Swimming Pool - Tekoa Park & Rec District - $300,000

What is the WWRP?

The Washington Wildlife and Recreation Program (WWRP) is a state grant program that creates and conserves local and state parks, wildlife habitat and working farms. The Washington State Recreation and Conservation Office administers WWRP grants, and the legislature funds the program.

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