Robin Reeves retired last week after 36 years with the Plano Parks and Recreation Department. Reeves shares a laugh with Mayor Harry LaRosiliere and former Parks director Amy Fortenberry at a City Council meeting.
Robin Reeves retired last week after 36 years with the Plano Parks and Recreation Department. Reeves shares a laugh with Mayor Harry LaRosiliere and former Parks director Amy Fortenberry at a City Council meeting.
Robin Reeves remembers when Plano had only 70,000 people and no stand-alone recreation center. The year was 1983, and Reeves was the new park planner for Plano Parks and Recreation.
Since then Plano has seen a population growth three times its size in the 1980s along with dozens of miles of trails and four recreation centers. Reeves said he worked with the department to create these new spaces for a growing community.
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