https://www.millcreekmetroparks.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/mcmp-header.png00Mill Creek MetroParks Staffhttps://www.millcreekmetroparks.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/mcmp-header.pngMill Creek MetroParks Staff2025-12-29 09:01:422025-12-29 09:01:42Road closures announced for Mill Creek Park sewer project
https://www.millcreekmetroparks.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/mcmp-header.png00Mill Creek MetroParks Staffhttps://www.millcreekmetroparks.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/mcmp-header.pngMill Creek MetroParks Staff2025-12-29 08:58:032025-12-29 08:58:03Mill Creek MetroParks 2026 outlook
An improvement project at George L. Fordyce Park, formerly Mill Creek Wildlife Sanctuary, located along W. Calla Road in Beaver Township, will begin on Monday, Dec. 22. The project is designed to enhance public access, improve safety, and elevate the overall visitor experience.
The project work will include construction of a new aggregate parking area, as well as improvements to the existing trail network and current parking area.
During construction all parking areas, the observation platform, and access points will be closed and inaccessible to the public and permit holders. The project is expected to be completed within approximately thirty days.
This improvement project is funded at 75% through a successful Ohio Public Works Commission (OPWC) Clean Ohio Conservation Fund application.
About Mill Creek MetroParks
Mill Creek Park was established in 1891 by Volney Rogers as the first park district in Ohio. In 1989, the diverse lands now known as Mill Creek MetroParks officially became a metropolitan park district, providing visitors of all ages the opportunity to relish “the gem” of Mahoning County. From the casual visitor to the local explorer, Mill Creek MetroParks offers a natural escape and recreational activities for the enjoyment of all ages. The mission of Mill Creek MetroParks is to provide park, recreational, educational, and open space facilities of regional significance. In fulfilling this mission our objectives are to be responsive to community needs; to be environmentally sound; to be adaptable; and to be economically feasible.
To learn more about Mill Creek MetroParks, visit the park website or call 330.702.3000.
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Road closures announced for Mill Creek Park sewer project
/in Media Coverage/by Mill Creek MetroParks StaffPart of a $40 million sewer project will close roads and trails at Mill Creek Park for at least two years.
Beginning Monday, Dec. 29, the following roads will be closed during construction of parts 1 and 2 of the Mill Creek Park Interceptor Sewer Improvement Project.
The work will stop sewage from flowing into Lake Glacier.
The following roads will be closed during construction:
Detour signs will be posted, and all motorists and park visitors are advised to plan alternate routes.
In addition to the road closures, the following trails will be closed:
The United States Environmental Protection Agency has ordered that the sewers must be fixed.
Read the original article at WKBN.
Mill Creek MetroParks 2026 outlook
/in Media Coverage/by Mill Creek MetroParks StaffWatch the original clip at WFMJ.
Improvement project begins at George L. Fordyce Park in Mahoning Valley
/in Media Coverage/by Mill Creek MetroParks StaffAn improvement project at George L. Fordyce Park, formerly Mill Creek Wildlife Sanctuary, located along W. Calla Road in Beaver Township, will begin on Monday, Dec. 22. The project is designed to enhance public access, improve safety, and elevate the overall visitor experience.
The project work will include construction of a new aggregate parking area, as well as improvements to the existing trail network and current parking area.
During construction all parking areas, the observation platform, and access points will be closed and inaccessible to the public and permit holders. The project is expected to be completed within approximately thirty days.
This improvement project is funded at 75% through a successful Ohio Public Works Commission (OPWC) Clean Ohio Conservation Fund application.
About Mill Creek MetroParks
Mill Creek Park was established in 1891 by Volney Rogers as the first park district in Ohio. In 1989, the diverse lands now known as Mill Creek MetroParks officially became a metropolitan park district, providing visitors of all ages the opportunity to relish “the gem” of Mahoning County. From the casual visitor to the local explorer, Mill Creek MetroParks offers a natural escape and recreational activities for the enjoyment of all ages. The mission of Mill Creek MetroParks is to provide park, recreational, educational, and open space facilities of regional significance. In fulfilling this mission our objectives are to be responsive to community needs; to be environmentally sound; to be adaptable; and to be economically feasible.
To learn more about Mill Creek MetroParks, visit the park website or call 330.702.3000.
Read the original article at Mahoning Matters.