Euclid Square
Continued investment in our parks and facilities is critical to the District’s mission. The Park Board’s policy states that each park site plan will be revisited and updated within a 10-year period. The Park District is in the process of revisiting each park site plan per this policy in order to identify additional park amenities desired by our residents, to budget strategically for these improvements and to be prepared for grant opportunities.
If you have questions or would like to provide feedback on park plans currently in progress, please contact Bill Hamilton, Superintendent of Parks & Planning. (opens email app)
Current Plan
Past Plans
Acquired in 1929, the park was originally called New South Park, or Park #9, but was subsequently named after the adjacent street.
The tennis courts were replaced in 1979, and resealed in 2008. The playground equipment was replaced in 1998. A site master plan was created in 2009, and updated in 2017. The site master plan process for Euclid Square began in 2009, resulting in recommended improvements separated into three phases. Completed in spring 2011, master plan improvements focused on complete renovation of the ballfield and the southwest corner of the park. New walkways on the southern half of the park, landscaping, a bicycle rack, drinking fountain, and benches are also part of this project. The Park District received a $100,000 Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity grant for the ballfield improvements. In 2017, improvements included a continuous walking path, new playground with rubberized surface, new tennis courts and fencing, rain garden and small sled hill. $400,000 of the project was funded through the OSLAD grant program.
