2.2.4 Tabby Valley Parks & Recreation Special Service District

Exhibit 3: Tabiona Centennial Park

The Tabby Valley Parks & Recreation Special Service District was formed in 2002 with county revitalization and Community Impact Board (CIB) funds. The funds were used to purchase the property, build the Tabiona Centennial Park, and for ongoing maintenance. To govern the district, the County Commission appointed a board of trustees to make decisions regarding the park. The district is still managed by the board of trustees but board members are now elected by residents of the district. The district oversees the park rodeo arena, baseball fields, playground, and public facilities. The park has been kept up through thousands of volunteer hours and equipment from community members. The district holds an annual 4^th of July celebration and rodeo as well as other events throughout the year. The Highschool also uses the park for their baseball team. Not all of the park property is developed yet and the district has plans for further expansion on the property including trails.