It’s time for the results of our final Speak Up 2013 question, about an area of the park we plan on giving some attention to over the next several years. The top answer for this question was that people weren’t sure what could be done
There was no question on this year’s Speak Up survey where we had more consensus than the one about Rainbow Lake. While the specific responses differed, the vast majority of respondents favored keeping it as a water feature of some kind. Rainbow Lake faces challenges
If you could wave a magic wand and make Overton Park 100% perfect, how would you do it? That’s just the question we asked in our 2013 Speak Up Survey, and here’s what you had to say: We’re happy to say that so many of
Last fall, we asked you to give us your feedback on Overton Park–what’s great about it, what’s not-so-great, and what you think the priorities should be for the future. The second Speak Up Survey brought us 344 fantastic, thoughtful responses, and we’d like to share
Overton Park fans…we’re in a competition, and we’re losing big-time. We’re going to need a few minutes of your time to help make it right! In 2011, a group of dedicated community volunteers administered the original Speak Up for Our Park survey, which asked people
