Adding value to our city through recreational infrastructure

  • In 2025, Conway has a city water park on par with Carondelet Park/Regional Complex in St. Louis.
  • In 2025, Conway actively benchmarks other city parks systems and continues to identify opportunities for green space in expanded areas of the city.
  • In 2025, Conway partners with the school district to uses existing playgrounds as “after hours” parks for neighborhoods.
  • In 2025, Markham Street is home to an amphitheatre and park on the site of the former scrap yard.
  • In 2025, Conway parks have plenty of clean and safe restrooms.
  • In 2025, Conway is home to a multi-purpose, coliseum style facility that regularly hosts large, multi-day events.
  • Stacey J.

    Conway needs a REAL bike path, not bicycles painted on roads with no shoulders. I would love to be able to bike around Conway safely instead of taking my bike to Little Rock to bike on the LR-NLR paths and bridges.

  • Christine Reifeiss

    “In 2025, Conway partners with the school district to use existing playgrounds as “after hours” parks for neighbors.”
    This could happen now. Why wait? “Joint use Agreement” grants are available from the Arkansas Dept of Education…$5,000 a semester per school (not per district.) For more information, contact Christine.reifeiss@arkansas.gov or visit the Faulkner County Healthy Weight Coalition facebook page or website (Faulknerhwc.org)

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