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Recreation Master Plan
The City of Monroe’s community centers are vital public assets that serve a range of functions daily. The centers provide facilities for sports and recreation, community gathering and organizing, training and learning valuable skills, celebrations and events, and safety and refuge for those in need. Manning Architecture Interiors Planning conducted two site visits and facility assessments at each of the community centers to conduct research and begin developing their Vision Plan. The visits involved in-depth surveys and analysis of the existing conditions at the centers. City personnel also provided invaluable insight into daily operations, existing issues, and desired changes at the facilities. The Manning team actively engaged the Monroe community for input and ideas throughout the assessment and recommendation phases of the project via surveys and in-person meetings for an understanding of community use and expectations for the rec centers.
Moving Plans Into Progress
Benoit Recreation Center Improvements
Benoit Recreation Center has a freshly paved parking lot and has installed the only ADA-accessible playground in Monroe!
Updates at Saul Adler
Community Affairs has realigned, recrowned, and resodded multiple fields at the Saul Adler Recreation Center.
Emily P. Robinson Rec Center ESports Game Room
The ESports Game Room at Emily P. Robinson Rec Center has undergone a total transformation, presenting numerous opportunities for the children in our community.
Marbles and Johnson Rec Center Pool Reopening and Upgraded Furniture
The City of Monroe has made significant investments in the Marbles and Johnson Community Centers, opening community pools for citizens to enjoy, offering swim lessons, and upgrading the facilities with brand-new pool furniture.
Powell Rec Center Basketball Mural
The Black Creatives Circle of North Louisiana have truly outdone themselves with this breathtaking mural, which was made possible thanks to funding from Louisiana’s Office of Cultural Development’s Percent for Art Program, Making it Public Initiative.