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Federal Way used WWRP matching funds to create a mjor community park that includes athletic fields, a playground and trails in one of the fastest growing areas in the State.

Campus Drive Park (Sahale Park): Project constructed a major community park to serve the new...; 47.29888888 -122.34861111
City Center Park (Celebration Park): Acquired 65 acres for future development of a park in...; 47.30722222 -122.31861111
Dash Point Public Fishing Pier: A cooperative project with Tacoma Metro Park District to replace...; 47.32083333 -122.40944444
Interurban Trail Trailhead: The city of Milton, in southern King County, seeks to...; 47.26113349 -122.29773927
Milton Interurban Trail: The City of Milton will acquire almost 20 acres of...; 47.25766845 -122.31622786
Saghalie Park Soccer Field Renovation: Federal Way will use this grant to convert a sand...; 47.30070374 -122.35316038
Soccer Field Lighting - Celebration Park: Celebration Park is an 83-acre soccer and baseball sports complex...; 47.30722222 -122.31861111
Steel Lake Park: Phase 1 renovation addressed severe drainage and erosion problems, removal...; 47.32277777 -122.30027777
W. Hylebos Park Boardwalk Replacement 06: Federal Way will use this grant to replace a deteriorating...; 47.28670801 -122.32558684

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

30th Legislative District

Federal Way

1990 - 2010 Funded Projects 9 total projects $3,032,861

Campus Drive Park (Sahale Park) - Federal Way Parks & Rec Dept - $300,000

City Center Park (Celebration Park) - Federal Way Parks & Rec Dept - $403,699

Dash Point Public Fishing Pier - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $929,720

Interurban Trail Trailhead - City of Milton - $31,023

Milton Interurban Trail - City of Milton - $328,779

Saghalie Park Soccer Field Renovation - City of Federal Way - $300,000

Soccer Field Lighting - Celebration Park - Federal Way Parks & Rec Dept - $162,357

Steel Lake Park - Federal Way Parks & Rec Dept - $300,000

W. Hylebos Park Boardwalk Replacement 06 - City of Federal Way - $277,283

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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