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Children's Nature Exploration Area
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The Tacoma Metropolitan Park District will use this grant to...
- 47.24249395 -122.49374612
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Chinese Reconciliation Park Phase 1
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The Chinese Garden and Reconciliation Park is a unique multi-phased...
- 47.27514037 -122.45950703
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Chinese Reconciliation Park- Phase 2
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Tacoma will use this grant to build a Chinese picnic...
- 47.275 -122.45916666
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Dickman Mill
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Purchase of 3.5 acres of saltwater property on Commencement Bay...
- 47.27805555 -122.47333333
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Dickman Mill Development Phase 1
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The Metropolitan Park District of Tacoma is requesting funds to...
- 47.27805555 -122.47333333
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Franklin Park Development
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The Tacoma Metropolitan Park District will use this grant to...
- 47.24784056 -122.48089943
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Northeast Tacoma Acquisition
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Purchase of 2.5 acres to provide an outdoor play area...
- 47.29805555 -122.40361111
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Point Defiance Waterfront Improve.
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Development of a pedestrian trail between the ferry terminal at...
- 47.30888888 -122.52027777
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Thea Foss Waterway - 21st Street Park
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This project will complete the initial phase of the Thea...
- 47.24378019 -122.43278881
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Thea's Park
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Development of three acres of waterfront property into a passive...
- 47.26277777 -122.44055555
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Wright Park Spray and Playground
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The Tacoma Metropolitan Park District will use this grant to...
- 47.2602547 -122.44906758
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Point Defiance Missing Link
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With grant funding, the Tacoma Metro Parks Department will be...
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The Peninsula at Point Defiance
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The peninsula at Point Defiance is one of those rare...
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Note: Not all projects are shown. 
27th Legislative District
Tacoma
Proposed Projects for 2012 - 2013 2 total projects $4,500,000
1990 - 2010 Funded Projects 12 total projects $6,728,999
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.

