'The two-day build was possible thanks to several members of the Dothan Police and Fire Department.'
Mulch is currently being laid, and a safety inspection will follow.
“We started about 20 years ago building playgrounds and we had some really old ones before that, so now basically what we’re doing is focusing on bringing our existing playgrounds up to the current standards and we’re excited, this is a great playground,” explains Roy Kitts, Assistant Director for Dothan Leisure Services.As always, they ask for adult supervision at all times.
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