Park | Acreage | Adopter | Location |
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Ben Butterworth Parkway | 16 | East of Captain's Table: Quad City Young Professionals Bass Street Landing Area: Quad City Rowing Club Celebration Belle to Captain's Table: Quad City Young Professionals | 22-55 St & River Dr |
Browning Park | 2.8 | Keith & Tammy Verbeke and Haley | 15 St & 22 Ave |
Butterworth Playground | 1.9 | First Presbyterian Church of Moline | 15 St & 7 Ave |
East End Playground | 2.5 | Friends of Moline | 46-48 St & 4-5 Ave |
Floreciente Triangle | Moline Kiwanis | 6 St & 6 Ave | |
Garden Center | Gardens Adjacent to Building: Moline Conservatory Center, Inc. Ginnie's Butterfly Garden: Steven Mueller | 3400 5 Ave | |
Greenvalley Park/Complex | 350 | Available | 48-70 St & 52 Ave |
Jefferson Park | 23.7 | Neighbors of Green Acres & Rolling Hills | 3010 26 Ave |
Karstens Park | 1.7 | Karstens Park Keepers | 6 St & 23 Ave |
Kiwanis Bike Trail | I 74 Overpass to Rock River Bridge: Daby Johnson & Friends 48-60 St: Banaszek Family | ||
Kiwanis Park | 1 | Moline Kiwanis | 18 St & 13 Ave |
McCandless Park | 95.9 | Hidalgo Park Group | 1 St & 6 Ave |
Millennium Park | 9.5 | The Quad City Rotary Club | 79 St & 34 Ave |
Miss Pattie's Park | Crime Stoppers of the Quad Cities | 8 St & 34 Ave | |
Optimist Park | 1 | The Osborne Crew | 27 St & 18 Ave A |
Peterson Park | 15 | Pals of Peterson Park | 35 St & 7 Ave |
Prospect Park | 25 | Prospect Park Advisory Committee | Park 16 St & 30 Ave |
Riverside Park | 55 | Moline Little League | 31-34 St & 5 Ave |
Stephens Park | 19 | Center for Belgium Culture | 7 St & 15 Ave |
Stephens Square | Moline Activity Center | ||
Sylvan Island | 36 | Sylvan Island Dreamers | 2 St & 1 Ave |
Velie Park | 3.5 | Overlook Historic Neighborhood Assoc. | 11 St & 11 Ave |
Veterans Parkway | 9 | Illinois Liberty Alliance | 60 St and 56 Ave |
23rd Avenue | Available |
Adopt A Park Partnership Goals and Objectives
Park Department / City of Moline Responsibilities
The Adopt A Park Program has been established by the Moline City Council and the Moline Parks Department for the purpose of developing quality parks through partnerships with the citizens of Moline. All partnerships have shared responsibilities. A sample of the suggested responsibilities of the City and the program participants are outlined below.
- Schedule and Facilitate Meetings
Public Works conference rooms and the Garden Center are both available to schedule meetings. - Aid in Development of Formal Annual Park Plans
Parks Operations Manager and Municipal Services General Manager are available to assist specific park plan development. - Provide Technical and Administrative Assistance
The City of Moline has Engineers, Electricians, Plumbers, Equipment Operators, Public Relations and Administrative support available to Park Operations staff for larger project - Provide Horticultural Assistance
City staff is available to advise as to appropriate plant species for planting, bed design, care of trees and scrubs, when to prune, fertilizer application, etc. - Provide Low Level Maintenance Materials
The City has available resources for paint, paintbrushes, hand tools, trash bags, sand and other low-level maintenance items upon request. - Coordination of Staff and Equipment
City staff will coordinate employees and equipment for larger projects after the projects have been reviewed and approved.
Adopt A Park Sponsor Responsibilities
- Organize and Schedule Low Level Park Clean Ups
Suggestions: pick up trash or papers from trails, and rake leaves from fence corners. - Submit an Adopted Park Plan
Submit a plan for improvements to your park by the end of February each year for City staff approval and coordination. - Plan Low Level Maintenance Projects to Partner With City Employees
Graffiti removal, paint park equipment, prune and plant flowers and bushes, trim low branches, spread sand in playground areas. - Adhere to Basic Safety Guidelines and Procedures
Utilize basic safety equipment when necessary (i.e. safety glasses, gloves). - Make Suggestions and Recommendations for Park Improvements
Look for new uses and attractions to bring more people into your park. Seek funds; seek corporate partnerships, grants, Hold fundraisers for major park improvements.
Please contact us to learn more about adopting a park.
City of Moline Adopt A Park Contacts: Laura Duran, Moline Park Office, 524-5420; Rodd Schick, Park Operations Manager, 524-2410, Doug House, Municipal Services General Manager, 524-2401