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Lakewood used WWRP matching funds to acquire and develop Wards Lake Park so that local families may enjoy walks along wooded trails, fishing and picnics.

Flett Creek: Acquisition of land to provide permanent protection of two Garry...; 47.18166666 -122.50444444
Sprinker Skate Park: Pierce County Parks and Recreation is requesting funds to add...; 47.1222279 -122.44041194
Lakewood Skate Park: Lakewood is one of the state’s newest incorporated areas. It...; 47.17469331 -122.52133697
Leach Creek Property Acquisition: University Place will use this grant to help buy nearly...; 47.6 -122.3
Springbrook Park: The City of Lakewood seeks WWRP aid to acquire and...; 47.14361111 -122.50027777
Wapato Hills Habitat Area: Wapato Hills is the largest contiguous parcel of undeveloped open...; 47.20333333 -122.46555555
Wapato Hills Park: This 14-acre purchase in Pierce County will satisfy previously identified...; 47.20333333 -122.46555555
Wapato Park: This project renovated and expanded facilities in an 80-acre community...; 47.19777777 -122.45361111
Wapato Park Miranda Property Acquisition: The Tacoma Metropolitan Park District will use this grant to...; 47.19295175 -122.45523293
Wapato Park Property Acquisition: With the acquisition of these two small parcels, the Metropolitan...; 47.19777777 -122.45361111
Wapato Park Shoreline Access: The Tacoma Metropolitan Park District will use this grant to...; 47.19528406 -122.45541906
Wards Lake Phase III Acq & Development: This project would expand Wards Lake Park by 2/3 of...; 47.18055555 -122.47361111
Wards Lake Phase II Acquisition: The City of Lakewood is working to acquire Wards Lake...; 47.18055555 -122.47361111
Wards Lake Phase I Acquisition: Acquisition of property along Wards Lake for a new neighborhood...; 47.18055555 -122.47361111

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

29th Legislative District

South of Tacoma - Pierce County

Projects Funded in 2011 - 2012

Leach Creek Property Acquisition - City of University Place - $75,000 University Place will use this grant to help buy nearly...

1990 - 2010 Funded Projects 14 total projects $4,398,425

Flett Creek - Clover Park Technical College - $280,119

Lakewood Skate Park - City of Lakewood - $110,196

Springbrook Park - City of Lakewood - $238,126

Sprinker Skate Park - Pierce County Parks & Rec - $275,000

Wapato Hills Habitat Area - City of Tacoma - $900,000

Wapato Hills Neighborhood Park - Tacoma MPD - $300,000

Wapato Hills Park - Tacoma MPD - $500,000

Wapato Park - Tacoma MPD - $181,827

Wapato Park Miranda Property Acquisition - Tacoma MPD - $212,878

Wapato Park Property Acquisition - Tacoma MPD - $182,149

Wapato Park Shoreline Access - Tacoma MPD - $500,000

Wards Lake Phase I Acquisition - City of Lakewood - $150,575

Wards Lake Phase II Acquisition - City of Lakewood - $250,005

Wards Lake Phase III Acq & Development - City of Lakewood - $317,550

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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29th Legislative District

Projects Funded in 2011 - 2012

1990 - 2010 Funded Projects 14 total projects $4,398,425

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