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Price City gives update on Pioneer Park Improvement Project

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PRICE – Price City Public Works has finished the first phase of work at Pioneer Park, with work crews planned to return in spring 2027 to continue improvements to the park’s safety, accessibility and landscaping. The project includes removing a deteriorating retaining wall, taking out hazardous old trees, and grading sections of the park.

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