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Help Increase Future Chemical Free Parks and Schools in the Durango Area

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Keep Brookside Park Chemical Free and Increase Future Chemical Free Parks and Schools in the Durango Area

Please help us in our efforts to let the City of Durango's Parks and Recreation Department know that we as a community appreciate Brookside Park, the only (so far) Chemical Free Park in Durango.

Write or call Cathy Metz at the Parks and Rec Department to let her know of your appreciation and/or concerns and requests!

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