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2025 Household Hazardous Waste Collection

Household Hazardous Waste Collection Platte County Residents can safely dispose unwanted products such as paint, lawn and garden chemicals, automotive fluids, batteries, florescent bulbs and household cleaners. Business waste is not accepted, including nonprofits, churches, home-based businesses and rental property owners. The Regional HHW Collection Program provides members with convenient access to proper HHW disposal. […]

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Next Park Board Meeting is on Tuesday, February 25, 2025, 5:30PM

This meeting the Park Board will review the submitted outreach grant applications for 2025. Each applicant will have 5 minutes to give an overview of the grant they are applying for to the board. The Park Board will then make their recommendations to the Commission, who will review at their next meeting in March. You

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Brush Creek Trail Connection Ribbon Cutting Ceremony

Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for the New Trail Connection Please meet at the intersection of Creekside Dr and Jessica Street. This exciting project is a partnership between Platte County Parks, who funded the initiative; Park Hill School District, who managed the construction of the new Angeline Washington Elementary; and Parkville Parks, who will maintain the trail.

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Brush Creek Trail is Now Open!

Platte County Parks is thrilled to announce the grand opening of the Brush Creek Trail, a significant addition to our County’s trail network. The ribbon-cutting ceremony took place on November 3, 2023, at the Brush Creek Trail, River Road Trailhead. At the grand opening ceremony, we were joined by local officials, community leaders, and nearby

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ribbon cutting ceremony at brush creek trail

Visit the Barry-Platte Community Garden!

Barry Platte Community Garden is where visitors are welcome to plant, maintain and harvest. Please follow the Nextdoor App: Barry Heights for more information on weekly meetups. The garden’s harvest provides for the local community surrounding the garden. “I would love to introduce people to the idea of gardening. Anyone is welcome to come grow food.”

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Platte Parks & Rec

2025 Household Hazardous Waste Collection

Next Park Board Meeting is on Tuesday, February 25, 2025, 5:30PM

Brush Creek Trail Connection Ribbon Cutting Ceremony

Brush Creek Trail is Now Open!

Visit the Barry-Platte Community Garden!

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