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Easton Opens Parks Survey on Engage Easton to Shape Parks and Recreation Annual Plan

Sep. 1 town alert asks residents and visitors about trails, courts, splash pads, and whether Easton needs more parks; feedback feeds the upcoming Parks and Recreation Annual Plan.

Town park path and playground under late-summer trees in Easton
AI-generated illustration; not a photograph of Town park path and playground under late-summer trees in Easton.

EASTON, MARYLAND — Follow the survey link, not a construction bid.

The Town of Easton posted a CivicAlert on Sept. 1, 2026, inviting residents and visitors to take the Easton Parks Survey on engage.eastonmd.gov. The short survey is meant to show how people use town parks now, how satisfied they are, and which amenities they want next. Feedback will help shape the upcoming Parks and Recreation Annual Plan.

What the alert lists as on the menu. Playground equipment, walking trails, pickleball and basketball courts, sports fields, pavilions, gardens, fitness facilities, splash pads, water access, and more. Respondents can flag which existing parks need upgrades and whether Easton needs additional parks. The survey also asks how people use parks — recreation, sports, exercise, relaxation, family activities, or other uses.

“Easton’s parks are for everyone, and we want to give everyone a chance to have a say in how they evolve over time,” Lorraine Gould, Director of Parks and Recreation for the Town of Easton, said in the Sept. 1 release. “Let us know if there’s something new you’d like to see in town and maybe we can make it happen.”

Questions go to the town at 410-822-2525 or engage [at] eastonmd.gov.

Source: Town of Easton

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