Groundbreaking held for Sutton Park renovation, nearly $4 million project

Officials and community members gathered to mark the groundbreaking for the Sutton Park renovation, which organizers said will cost nearly $4 million and will add a renovated skate park, a new restroom facility, a multi‑use path, a new playground and a second basketball court.

The presenter at the ceremony said, “Today marks the beginning of a transformation that will bring a renovated skate park, a new restroom facility, multi‑use path, new playground, and a second basketball court that will serve residents of all ages for years to come.” The presenter cited the project’s nearly $4 million investment as aimed at improving a key public space.

The presenter also praised the collaborative effort behind the project, thanking the council, the RTM, state representatives, public works and parks and rec staff for their roles in moving the project forward. “This was a project that we all collaborated on together. This is what community's all about,” the presenter said.

The ceremony focused on the project’s amenities and community benefits; no formal votes or approvals were recorded in the transcript. Officials at the event said they look forward to seeing the finished project.