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As Durango grows, it places higher demand on city services, including streets, water and sewer. It also increases demand for city recreation amenities.
In some cases, it creates competition over which.
The city of Durango has secured money to build pickleball courts in 2023. But a major question looms: Does public opinion favor the development of six courts at Smith Sports Complex on College Mesa or.
Durango’s pickleball community of about 200 members has been yearning for a place to play ever since the city put the kibosh on pickleball at outdoor tennis courts because of neighborhood complaints a.
Landscaping work that has kept a section of the Animas River Trail at 32nd Street and East Second Avenue roped off to the public is scheduled to be completed by mid-July.
Durango Parks and Recreation .