RICHMOND, Va. — The Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation has awarded $8.6 million in grants to 10 parks and outdoor recreation projects through the Land and Water Conservation Fund.
The federal Land and Water Conservation Fund State and Local Assistance Program, or LWCF, is a 50-50% matching reimbursement program for acquiring, developing and rehabilitating park areas.
Since 1965, more than $150 million has been invested in more than 430 projects in Virginia, such as new public parks and improved amenities. All projects must be maintained and kept open as public outdoor recreation areas in perpetuity.
Selected projects:
Alexandria
John Ewald Park, City of Alexandria | $2 million
To renovate a basketball court, field, and lighting; redevelop a former parking lot into a flexible sports court; and build a second multi-use court and parkour fitness court. New amenities include picnic tables and playground equipment.
Broadway
Broadway Community Park Pool, Town of Broadway | $310,747.90
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