Wright City is hosting a community input meeting at 6 p.m. Monday, Sept. 29, to unveil the preliminary design for the city’s skatepark and receive feedback.
The meeting will be held at …
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Wright City is hosting a community input meeting at 6 p.m. Monday, Sept. 29, to unveil the preliminary design for the city’s skatepark and receive feedback.
The meeting will be held at city hall, located at 636 Westwoods Road. Along with city officials, the meeting will feature representatives from Bax Engineering and American Ramp Company.
The skatepark will be a part of the city’s new, 62-acre park located north of Westwoods Road where construction started earlier this year.
The park is being paid for in part by a $490,000 grant with a 50% matching requirement the city received from the Land, Water and Conservation Fund in October 2024. That grant comes with a 50% matching requirement, allowing the city to use a significant amount of funds for the skatepark project, from the design phase all the way to construction.
City officials expect to break ground on the project in the spring and open the skatepark in the summer or fall.
