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News & Announcements:
P.E.R.A. BUILDING NAME SURVEY OPEN FOR PUBLIC INPUT AS CITY REIMAGINES COMMUNITY SPACE
The City of Page is seeking public input on the future of the P.E.R.A. Building. As the facility is repositioned into a multi-use community space supporting events, recreation, youth programming, and public use, we invite residents to help define what the P.E.R.A. acronym should stand for.
PAGE SPORTS COMPLEX LIGHTING UPGRADE TO TEMPORARILY CLOSE FIELDS AND PLAYGROUND STARTING APRIL 13
Beginning April 13, portions of the Page Sports Complex will be temporarily closed to accommodate installation of a new lighting system.
Fields 1 and 2 will be closed for approximately three weeks starting April 13. Upon completion, Fields 3 and 4 will then close for an additional three-week period. The playground area will be closed beginning April 13 until further notice. The batting cage will remain open; however, it may be subject to temporary closure during the construction period.
For additional information, please contact the Recreation Department at 928-645-4292.
College Golf Teams Compete at Inaugural “Bandy @ the Bend” Tournament in Page
The Lake Powell National Golf Course welcomed collegiate golfers from across the country this week for the inaugural “Bandy @ the Bend” tournament, hosted by Arizona Christian University and Head Coach Bryan Altena.
The tournament brought together nine men’s teams and six women’s teams, along with individual competitors, totaling approximately 90 participants. Teams traveled from across the United States, including Florida, Indiana, Idaho, California, and Arizona, highlighting Page’s growing presence as a destination for collegiate athletics....
City of Page Removes Unauthorized Signs from Public Property
The City of Page has recently removed a number of signs placed throughout the community that were installed in violation of state law and City code. These removals are based on sign placement and compliance with applicable regulations. Under Page City Code § 152.058(B)(1)(b), signs are not allowed within any street or public right of way unless specifically authorized.
City of Page Invites Community to America 250 Celebration: Road to 250 Traveling Museum
The City of Page is proud to invite residents and visitors to attend the America 250 Celebration Road to 250: Arizona Traveling Museum, a special community event commemorating the upcoming 250th anniversary of the United States.
City of Page Launches “Mother Road to the Wonder Road” Mobile Passport Experience
The City of Page announces the launch of the Mother Road to the Wonder Road, a free, gamified mobile passport experience created to commemorate the Route 66 Centennial and in recognition of America’s 250th anniversary. The program encourages travelers to expand their Route 66 journey and explore the places and communities found along the U.S. 89 corridor.
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