Summary
Troy's new five-year parks plan is based on 870 resident survey responses. Residents want trail connections most (73% want Troy Trails expanded), better restrooms and equipment, and maintenance of existing facilities. It's a non-binding wish list, but adopting it keeps the city eligible for DNR grants.
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Last discussed Jan 12, 2026.
Impact analysis
The plan itself doesn't commit any money, but its 58 listed projects give the city grant eligibility and will shape future budget talks starting at the January 17 Advance.
Park users, trail riders, seniors, and athletes across Troy benefit from the priorities — and from potential grant dollars.
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City Council - Jan 12, 2026
Troy's new five-year parks plan is based on 870 resident survey responses. Residents want trail connections most (73% want Troy Trails expanded), better restrooms and equipment, and maintenance of existing facilities. It's a non-binding wish list, but adopting it keeps the city eligible for DNR grants.
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