$1M state grant to help fund new inclusive playground in Hackensack
Officials say that the hope is to create a space for people of all ages and abilities to enjoy.
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2h agoA new inclusive playground is coming to Bergen County, funded by a $1 million state grant.
The park will be built at the Riverside County Park in Hackensack. It will feature safety surfaces, shading, fencing and a quiet play area. Other features include better lighting, safer walking routes and closer parking.
Officials say that the hope is to create a space for people of all ages and abilities to enjoy.
