The Kings Park Committee of Management (CoM) is celebrating its 25th year managing the precinct with a new and essential piece of equipment, thanks to the support of two local organisations.
The Kings Park mower recently broke down and with a significant cost looming for the CoM, the Seymour Club and the Lions Club of Seymour Goulburn stepped in and funded a substantial portion of a new mower.
Kings Park is well known as one of the most lovingly maintained recreation spaces in the region, and the new mower will ensure the playing surfaces and surrounding areas will be kept in top-notch condition for all user groups and community members.
Seymour Club President Regina Schaefer said the Club was thrilled to support the work of the fantastic group of volunteers that maintain Kings Park.
“The Kings Park Committee of Management has done a magnificent job over the years in establishing a beautiful precinct, renowned across the state,” she said.
“Ken Hall and the crew are here all year round, rain, hail or shine in what can often be a thankless role.
“The amount of volunteer hours they put in to have Kings Park looking pristine is incredibly commendable, and we were only too happy to contribute to their new mower.”
The Lions Club of Seymour Goulburn also provided funding towards the new mower, showing a commitment across the community to support the work of the Kings Park CoM.
“It’s fantastic to partner with local charitable organisations and deliver a tangible benefit for some great volunteers,” Ms Schaefer said.
“A big thank you to the Lions Club for all the work they do in the community and what they give back to our town.
“We’re all looking forward to seeing Kings Park looking a treat for upcoming events, like the return of the Seymour Gift on December 14.”
