Cranberry dog park to move
CRANBERRY TWP — The township's popular dog park will be moved to a new location, with other green space in the township being opened up for canine companions to legally enjoy.
The moves are the first step in a new master plan for Cranberry Park North, the public safety training area and public works facility outlined at Thursday's board of supervisors meeting.
Pete Geiss, director of parks and recreation in the township, presented a plan created over the past year by the township's K-9 Connection Committee. The group, made up of about 25 people, was tasked with evaluating ways to increase the amount of pet-friendly space in township parks. Currently, dogs are not allowed in parks other than the designated dog park in Community Park.
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