Delta Park

Have you seen the new book featuring Delta Park? "What Happened to My Paletas?" tells the story of Calixto who is looking for his cart of paletas. Along the way he meets several Delta Park neighbors who help him in his quest. Designed and illustrated by local artist Armando Silva, this colorful book is something all ages can enjoy.

The Storybook Project
The Trust for Public Land is collaborating with local artist Armando Silva, the City of Greeley, and Unite for Literacy to develop a series of storybooks. The books are a part of the master plan process for Delta Park and showcase the residents and their diverse neighborhood.

The storybook project will continue taking place over the next year. It will elevate the community's voice in the renovation of Delta Park. The books double as a literacy tool to improve reading skills in the community. Local schools, libraries, and the surrounding community will distribute the storybooks for free. Unite for Literacy will also provide the books online, narrated in many languages such as English, Spanish, Somali, Arabic, and more.

The Delta Park team will be attending the Plaza Del Sol holiday party on Saturday, December 17 from 5-7 p.m. at the Plaza Del Sol offices, 2501 Ash Avenue #36. We invite you to grab a refreshment, enter for a chance to win a prize, and share your ideas about Delta Park. Tell us what would make Delta Park a place you can be excited about and want to visit.
You can also learn more about Greeley's newest natural area...another place to play in Greeley.

Our October 'Walk With Me in the Park' event was so much fun with a Fall carnival including games, candy, conversation, and even a mechanical bull. One of the highlights of the day, besides the mechanical bull, were several display boards showing what the consulting and design team have heard so far from residents, current opportunities and limitations in the park, and potential ideas for how Delta Park might look in the future. Themes such as Gather, Play, Sports, and Gardens were heard again and again from residents and can be seen throughout the display board photos and illustrations. The boards are now being shared throughout the neighborhood for additional input and feedback.

Take a look at the display boards and share your ideas. We want to hear from you!

Join us for an evening of carnival games, snacks, soccer, and more! Be sure to share your feedback about what you want to see and do at Delta Park.
Saturday, October 29
Delta Park
3:30-6:00 p.m.

During the September 'Meet Me in the Park' event, residents could view the results of the Delta Park survey that was completed in early 2022. This graphic shares some of what we heard from you.

Thank you to the 250+ residents that attended the September 11 'Meet Me in the Park' event at Delta Park. Attendees enjoyed a beautiful evening of soccer, basketball, volleyball, limbo (yes limbo), and shared their dreams and ideas for the future of Delta Park. In addition to numerous interactive activities, residents also considered, and were encouraged to sign, a draft community vision created by a group of local residents for Delta Park.

Draft Vision for Delta Park
'The park belongs to all of us and is a place where we enjoy each other's company and relax and have fun with our friends and families. This park is unique because the people who live here are from around the world and also have spent generations here. We are rooted to this place in our own unique ways. We are a community. We find joy in our similarities and in our differences. We celebrate one another and through the park we come together to celebrate our home and our traditions - we welcome you to join us! We play together, eat together, relax together, and gather here. This is our shared space, this is Delta Park.'

Plans have begun for another event in October.

Meet Me in the Park Event at Delta Park
Sunday, September 11 from 4:30-7:30 p.m. at Delta Park

Today is all about the kids.
Join us for this free community event.
Activities will include volleyball, kane ball, basketball, soccer, children's games, snacks, and more.

Thank you to the Delta Park neighborhood for completing our Delta Park survey. The survey is now closed. Over the next several months, the City of Greeley and Trust for Public Land will use all of the feedback to create a plan for the future of Delta Park. We are excited about what's to come.
Please continue to share your experiences and thoughts about Delta Park by clicking on the 'Stories' and 'Ideas' buttons.

Join us for an afternoon of music, games, fellowship, and fun!
Sunday, June 5
Delta Park, 240 East 24th Street in Greeley
Stop by the Trust for Public Land booth and share what you would like to see and experience at Delta Park. We want to build a space that reflects the Delta Park community and culture.