Located in Fresno, this universally accessible park with a community center, splash and
play areas, skate park, baseball/multi-purpose field, basketball courts, dog park, picnic areas,
and garden was created with a $5,000,000 Statewide Park Program grant.
Located in Lincoln Heights Los Angeles, six acres of new park space with a multipurpose athletic
field, amphitheater, walking & bike paths, fitness zone, children’s play area, picnic area, outdoor
amphitheater, and open space created with a $5,000,000 Statewide Park Program grant.
Located in Coachella, a $4,968,275 Statewide Park Program grant created this 10 acre
new park with soccer/football fields, performing arts amphitheater, exercise stations and
pathways, basketball court, picnic area,and playground.
Located in San Francisco's Tenderloin neighborhood, a $4,000,000 Statewide Park Program
grant created a new 4,300 sq. ft. clubhouse, outdoor plazas, play areas, basketball court,
stage/performing arts area adult fitness area, perimeter walking path, and open space.
Located in Greenfield, a $2,982,281 Statewide Park Program grant created this new 3 acre
park with a perimeter walking/jogging trail, basketball court, tennis court, playground and
splash park, gazebo, boulder garden, open space, and historical house reuse with restrooms.
Located in South Los Angeles, a $4.99 million Statewide Park Program grant funded this new
5.35 acre linear park with multi-use open space areas, walking/jogging trails with par course
fitness stations, basketball half-courts, children’s playgrounds, single and group picnic areas,
family game table area, meadow area, and perimeter fencing.
Located at Fort Bragg's 82 acre former Georgia Pacific Lumber Mill, a $4.8 million Statewide
Park Program grant created this new coastal access park with a ten acre recreation field, four
miles of multi-use trails, native habitat restoration, welcome plaza, restrooms and parking lot.
Located in Paramount, this new nine acre park multipurpose field, running track and walking
loop, par course exercise stations, volleyball court, entrance plaza, lighting and parking lot
were funded by a $4.58 million Statewide Park Program grant.
Located in Cathedral City, a $4.99 million Statewide Park Program grant created this new
five acre park with a multi-use sports field, baseball field, skatepark, two basketball courts,
walking trail with fitness stations, two children's play areas, water splash area, picnic area
with shade structures, courtyard, parking lot, restroom/concession building, and lighting.
Located in Corning, acquisition of 19 acres and development of new lighted soccer fields, a
skate park, basketball court, playgrounds, performing arts amphitheater, picnic areas, walking
trails, and restrooms were created through a $4.27 million Statewide Park Program grant.
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The Office of Grants and Local Services (OGALS) develops grant programs that provide funding for local, state, and nonprofit organization projects. Grant projects generally address park, recreation and resources related needs.
- Since 1964, more than 7,700 parks throughout California have been created or improved through OGALS' administered grant funding.
- Since 2000, OGALS has administered approximately $3.8 billion in grant funding throughout California.
OGALS invites you to explore its website by viewing the "Related Pages" to the right. Visit Grant Programs to learn more about the latest program updates, and Statewide Park Program showcased projects.
Contact us if you have questions or need assistance.
OGALS' mission is to address California's diverse recreational, cultural and historical resource needs by developing grant programs, administering funds, offering technical assistance, building partnerships and providing leadership through quality customer service.