Ongoing Projects / Planning Documents
Community Capital Improvement Projects:
The City of Moorhead, in their Strategic Planning Process, identified and prioritized six community initiatives in Moorhead as the focus for fundraising and implementation. For more information visit the Moorhead Community Fund Page. These projects include:
Inclusive Playground |
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River Corridor Improvements |
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Rotary Natural Play Hill The FM Rotary Foundation and the City of Moorhead announced on January 4 that construction will commence on the 1.26-acre Rotary Natural Play Hill at Riverfront Park in the summer of 2023. The project, in planning since 2018, will provide the community with an inspiring hilltop play area overlooking the Red River, with opportunities for unstructured play, interactive learning, and year-round outdoor physical activity. The play elements include a 26-foot high Tree House with a rope bridge to another tower, a zip line, log and boulder areas, tunnels, play mounds, balance beams, nets and climbing areas. The playground’s location was strategically selected for its proximity to downtown Moorhead, downtown Fargo, the Midtown Moorhead Bike Trail, a sledding/viewing hill, and the community’s only lit cross-country ski trail. The project, led by the 5 Fargo-Moorhead Rotary Clubs, has raised nearly $1 million with the generous support of nearly 200 donors, including major donors the John Ballantyne Fund, the Fargo-Moorhead Convention and Visitors Bureau, Scheels Foundation, Sanford Health Foundation, KLJ Engineering and Essentia Health Foundation. Over 100 Rotary members have contributed to the project. To complete the project in its entirety, additional funds are needed, so fundraising is ongoing and 5-year pledges are available. |
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Dog Park Amenities |
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Matson Field/Moorhead Baseball Improvements |
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Southside Regional Park Field Lights To see the complete Master Plan for Southside Regional Park, click here! |
Planning Documents
Onward Moorhead-2022 Comprehensive Plan
Southside Regional Park
Eide Bailly Golf Study
Metro Sports Facility Study - 2005