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Community Partnerships and Grant Program (CPG)

The CPG Program is a public/private partnership initiative that empowers user groups, sports associations, recreation clubs, and other non-profit organizations to construct, develop, program, and/or maintain new or enhanced public recreation facilities on King County land in a manner that does not result in new publicly funded operations and maintenance costs.

King County contributes use of land and capital improvement grants up to $100,000 for successful partnership proposals. Community partners contribute the necessary additional capital and in-kind resources to develop the new or enhanced facility, as well as, most of the operations, maintenance, and programming typically through volunteers and/or revenue based programs or other resources.

There are currently over 30 CPG projects in various stages of development and implementation including preliminary discussions, initial negotiations, pre-planning, design development, permitting, construction and/or completed projects with ongoing operations.

The CPG Program has been very successful in leveraging the committment, passion, and resources of community-based organizations to create new public recreation opportunities for citizens in King County while not increasing publicly funded operations and maintenance costs.

T.J. Davis's Autograph
T.J. Davis | Project Manager

Community Partnerships and Grants

For more information on some of the CPG Projects, please choose from the highlighted list below:

CPG in the News

March 26th, 2007 - Woodinville Weekly
Marymoor trail to become premiere birding hotspot

October 16th, 2006 - Woodinville Weekly
Challenge Course Comes to Cottage Lake Park

October 5th, 2006 - Seattle PI
Course at Cottage Lake Park to teach leadership, teamwork

April 23, 2003 - Seattle PI
Pulling hard for Eastside rowing

CPG Program Details


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For questions about the Parks and Recreation Division, please contact Kathy Nygard, Assistant to the Director

For questions about the Web site for the Parks and Recreation Division, please contact Eli Brownell.

Parks and Recreation Division
201 S. Jackson Street, Suite 700
Seattle, WA 98104
Phone: 206-296-8687
Fax: 206-296-8686
TTY: 711 Relay Service

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