Pierce — Washington Wildlife and Recreation Coalition

Pierce County

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Proposed Projects

Chambers Creek North Dock & Pedestrian Overpass - Pierce Co Public Works - $750,000

This phase 2 project will provide public access to over...

Children's Nature Exploration Area - Tacoma MPD - $350,000

The project is for the creation of a unique nature-themed...

Devil's Head Acquisition - Pierce County Parks & Rec - $1,750,000

Pierce County Parks and Recreation is pursuing funds to acquire...

Faith Dairy - County of Pierce - $797,750

The 28-acre Faith Dairy is a landmark in Pierce County....

Interurban Trail - 3rd Ave SW to Stewart Road - City of Pacific - $267,878

The project will build approximately 1 mile of 12-foot wide...

Knight Forest - Peninsula Metropolitan Park - $693,800

Knight Forest is an 18-acre acquisition located just north and...

Minter Creek Phase 1 - Key Peninsula Metro Park Dist - $120,000

The property at Minter Creek is a unique, valuable piece...

Wapato Park Miranda Property Acquisition - Tacoma MPD - $231,663

This request is for reimbursement of half the acquisition costs...

Wapato Park Shoreline Access - Tacoma MPD - $500,000

This Project completes a lakeside pathway with new shoreline improvements...

West Farm - County of Pierce - $273,000

The 60-acre West Farm is situated along the Carbon River...

Wollochet Bay Estuary Park - Peninsula Metropolitan Park - $369,350

This project involves the acquisition of two parcels comprising nearly...

Wright Park Spray and Playground - Tacoma MPD - $500,000

Wright Park is the site for many community events and...

Projects Funded

Bradley Lake - City of Puyallup - $268,820

Bradley Lake Acquisition - Puyallup Parks & Recreation - $500,000

Bradley Lake Park Phase III - City of Puyallup - $300,000

Buckley Foothills Trail Extension - City of Buckley - $123,442

Buckley to South Prairie Foothills Trail - Pierce County Parks & Rec - $750,000

Buckley/White River Multi-Use Skate Park - City of Buckley - $235,225

Carbonado's 8th Avenue Park - Town of Carbonado - $31,300

Chambers Creek Acquisition - Pierce County Parks & Rec - $1,049,688

Chinese Reconciliation Park Phase 1 - City of Tacoma - $554,221

Chinese Reconciliation Park- Phase 2 - City of Tacoma - City of Tacoma - $419,092

Cushman Trail - Pierce County Parks & Rec - $273,200

Dickman Mill - Tacoma MPD - $570,513

Dickman Mill Development Phase 1 - Tacoma MPD - $500,000

Edgemont Park - City of Edgewood - $61,315

Flett Creek - Clover Park Technical College - $280,120

Foothills Trail - Pierce County Parks & Rec - $500,000

Foothills Trail - Cascade Junction Sec. - Pierce County Parks & Rec - $300,000

Foothills Trail - Orting to S. Prairie - Pierce County Parks & Rec - $281,492

Fox Island Fishing Pier - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $888,030

Gig Harbor Skateboard Park - Gig Harbor Public Works - $92,348

Harbor Family Park Acquisition - Peninsula Metropolitan Park - Peninsula Metropolitan Park - $500,000

Inholdings & Adjacent Properties - 2000 - State Parks - $500,000

Knutson Property Acquisition - City of Puyallup - City of Puyallup - $500,000

Lakewood Skate Park - City of Lakewood - $110,196

Mashel Riparian Habitat Acq & Protect - Town of Eatonville - Town of Eatonville - $823,286

McKenna Boat Launch Playground - Pierce County Parks & Rec - $10,656

Milton Interurban Trail - City of Milton - $328,779

Nisqually Mashel - Phase 5 - State Parks - $500,000

Nisqually Mashel - Phase 6 - State Parks - $1,215,994

Nisqually River Riparian Project - Nisqually R Land Trust - $104,162

Nisqually-Mashel - 03-05 Acquisition - State Parks - $883,170

Nisqually/Mashel Ph. 2 - State Parks - $1,791,655

Nisqually/Mashel, 1992 - State Parks - $1,438,505

Nisqually/Mashel, 1994 - State Parks - $1,006,369

Northeast Tacoma Acquisition - Tacoma MPD - $167,486

Orting Valley Farms - County of Pierce - $750,000

Palmer Property Acquisition - City of Puyallup - $88,600

Point Defiance Waterfront Improve. - Tacoma MPD - $267,497

Sehmel Homestead - Peninsula Metropolitan Park - $319,644

Shoreline Acquisition - City of Tacoma - $2,280,000

Skansie Brothers Park Acquisition - City of Gig Harbor - $406,250

Skansie Brothers Park Phase II - City of Gig Harbor - $500,000

Springbrook Park - City of Lakewood - $238,126

Sprinker Skate Park - Pierce County Parks & Rec - $275,000

Sunnyside Beach - Steilacoom Parks & Comm Svcs - $158,857

Tacoma Narrows - Pierce County Parks & Rec - $347,800

Terry's Berries Farm - County of Pierce - $291,370

Thea Foss Waterway - 21st Street Park - Tacoma Public Works - $300,000

Thea's Park - Tacoma MPD - $366,664

Tiger Mountain - High Point Trailhead - Dept of Natural Resources - $653,800

Titlow Park Renovation/Expansion - Tacoma MPD - $182,095

Wapato Hills Habitat Area - City of Tacoma - $900,000

Wapato Hills Neighborhood Park - Tacoma MPD - $300,000

Wapato Hills Park - Tacoma MPD - $500,000

Wapato Park - Tacoma MPD - $181,827

Wapato Park Property Acquisition - Tacoma MPD - $182,149

Wards Lake Phase I Acquisition - City of Lakewood - $150,575

Wards Lake Phase II Acquisition - City of Lakewood - $250,005

Wards Lake Phase III Acq & Development - City of Lakewood - $317,550

WDFW Water Access - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $216,343

Westside Neighborhood Park - City of Gig Harbor - City of Gig Harbor - $300,000

Bradley Lake: In 1998 the City purchased this 60 acre site. Our...; 47.16 -122.28
Bradley Lake Acquisition: This project will assist in the acquisition of 59.1 acres...; 47.16 -122.29
Bradley Lake Park Phase III: Bradley Lake Park Phase III is the final phase of...; 47.16 -122.29
Buckley/White River Multi-Use Skate Park: This project will create opportunities for citizens of Buckley and...; 47.16 -122.03
Buckley Foothills Trail Extension: The City of Buckley plans to complete development of the...; 47.17 -122.02
Carbonado's 8th Avenue Park: This project involves the creation of a much needed park...; 47.08 -122.05
Chambers Creek Acquisition: Acquisition of approximately 80 acres of the Chambers Creek drainage...; 47.2 -122.54
Chambers Creek North Dock & Pedestrian Overpass: This phase 2 project will provide public access to over...; 47.19 -122.58
Children's Nature Exploration Area: The project is for the creation of a unique nature-themed...; 47.24 -122.49
Chinese Reconciliation Park Phase 1: The Chinese Garden and Reconciliation Park is a unique multi-phased...; 47.28 -122.46
Chinese Reconciliation Park- Phase 2: The Chinese Garden and Reconciliation Park is a multi-phased waterfront...; 47.28 -122.46
Dickman Mill: Acquisition of 3.5 acres of saltwater property on Commencement Bay...; 47.28 -122.47
Dickman Mill Development Phase 1: The project will provide water access and public use of...; 47.28 -122.47
Edgemont Park: Redevelopment of the city's only active park, Edgemont Park. In...; 47.23 -122.28
Flett Creek: Acquisition of land to provide permanent protection of two Garry...; 47.18 -122.5
Foothills Trail: Acquisition of 20-25 miles of abandoned Burlington Northern Railroad right-of-way...; 47.09 -122.16
Foothills Trail - Cascade Junction Sec.: To acquire lands for development of proposed Foothills Linear Park...; 47.09 -122.16
Foothills Trail - Orting to S. Prairie: To construct a 6.1 mile trail along an abandoned Burlington-Northern...; 47.09 -122.16
Fox Island Fishing Pier: This project involves the development of a fishing pier at...; 47.27 -122.65
Gig Harbor Skateboard Park: The City of Gig Harbor is working with a group...; 47.32 -122.59
Harbor Family Park Acquisition: Harbor Family Park is a 18-acre acquisition located at the...; 47.29 -122.63
Sprinker Skate Park: Pierce County Parks and Recreation are requesting funds to add...; 47.12 -122.44
Inholdings & Adjacent Properties - 2000: Funding this project would allow State Parks to acquire key...; 45.63 -122.02
Interurban Trail - 3rd Ave SW to Stewart Road: The project will build approximately 1 mile of 12-foot wide...; 47.26 -122.26
Knutson Property Acquisition: The project is the acquisition of 72 acres of land...; 47.19 -122.25
Lakewood Skate Park: The youth of Lakewood have been consistent advocates of a...; 47.17 -122.52
Mashel Riparian Habitat Acq & Protect: The objective of our project is to acquire undeveloped property...; 46.86 -122.26
McKenna Boat Launch Playground: Pierce County Parks and Centralia City Light propose to install...; 46.93 -122.56
Milton Interurban Trail: With this project, the City of Milton will acquire 19.88...; 47.26 -122.32
Nisqually/Mashel, 1992: Acquisition of approximately 86 acres along the Nisqually and Mashel...; 46.85 -122.31
Nisqually/Mashel, 1994: Located near the town of Eatonville, this 160 acre acquisition...; 46.85 -122.31
Nisqually/Mashel Ph. 2: Acquisition of 330 acres at the confluence of the Mashel...; 46.85 -122.31
Nisqually-Mashel - 03-05 Acquisition: This project will purchase 250 acres from a commercial timber...; 46.85 -122.34
Nisqually Mashel - Phase 5: The area surrounding the confluence of the Mashel and Nisqually...; 46.85 -122.31
Nisqually Mashel - Phase 6: The area surrounding the confluence of the Mashel and Nisqually...; 46.85 -122.37
Nisqually River Riparian Project: The Nisqually River, a major salmon-producing river, has its headwater...; 46.97 -122.56
Northeast Tacoma Acquisition: Purchase of 2.5 acres to provide an outdoor play area...; 47.3 -122.4
Palmer Property Acquisition: The purchase of this property will provide the City's only...; 47.2 -122.29
Point Defiance Waterfront Improve.: Development of a pedestrian trail between the ferry terminal at...; 47.31 -122.52
Sehmel Homestead: This 95.2-acre acquisition is centrally located within the Gig Harbor/Peninsula...; 47.35 -122.64
Shoreline Acquisition: Acquisition of shoreline properties that are important for open space...; 47.28 -122.47
Skansie Brothers Park Acquisition: This one-acre property acquisition lies immediately south of the City...; 47.33 -122.58
Skansie Brothers Park Phase II: The City of Gig Harbor is requesting funding for the...; 47.33 -122.58
Springbrook Park: The city of Lakewood will acquire two parcels totaling 5.4...; 47.14 -122.5
Sunnyside Beach: Expansion of a five acre community park. Project includes improvements...; 47.17 -122.59
Thea Foss Waterway - 21st Street Park: This project will complete the initial phase of the Thea...; 47.25 -122.38
Thea's Park: Development of 3 acres of waterfront property into a passive...; 47.26 -122.44
Tiger Mountain - High Point Trailhead: Construction of High Point Trailhead, renovation of ten miles of...; 47.55 -121.96
Titlow Park Renovation/Expansion: The Titlow Park renovation/expansion project will provide new opportunity for...; 47.25 -122.55
Wapato Hills Habitat Area: Wapato Hills is the largest contiguous parcel of undeveloped open...; 47.2 -122.47
Wapato Hills Neighborhood Park: This project will develop an existing undeveloped neighborhood park property...; 47.2 -122.47
Wapato Hills Park: The cornerstone vision of the Wapato Hills Task Force is...; 47.2 -122.47
Wapato Park: This project includes renovation and expansion of facilities in an...; 47.2 -122.45
Wapato Park Property Acquisition: The acquisition of these two (2) private parcels are the...; 47.2 -122.45
Wapato Park Shoreline Access: This Project completes a lakeside pathway with new shoreline improvements...; 47.2 -122.46
Wards Lake Phase III Acq & Development: This project would expand Wards Lake Park by 2/3 an...; 47.18 -122.47
Wards Lake Phase II Acquisition: The City of Lakewood is working to acquire Wards Lake...; 47.18 -122.47
Wards Lake Phase I Acquisition: Wards Lake Park acquisition will be conducted in several phases....; 47.18 -122.47
Westside Neighborhood Park: This 6.76-acre site was purchased to create the long-awaited park...; 47.3 -122.59
Wright Park Spray and Playground: Wright Park is the site for many community events and...; 47.26 -122.45
Orting Valley Farms: The Orting Valley Farms is a partnership between Pierce County,...; 47.07 -122.19
Terry's Berries Farm: Terry's Berries is a 21 acre CSA share farm in...; 47.23 -122.37

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WHAT IS THE WWRP?

The Washington Wildlife and Recreation Program (WWRP) is a state grant program that creates and conserves local and state parks, wildlife habitat and working farms. The Washington State Recreation and Conservation Office administers WWRP grants, and the legislature funds the program.

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