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Jean Sweeney Open Space Park Fund
The Jean Sweeney Open Space Park Fund is a 501c3 charity that provides funding assistance to the Alameda Recreation and Parks Department for the Jean Sweeney Open Space Park. Federal Tax ID #46-3062692
HOW TO RESERVE A PICNIC SITE: Including Jean Sweeney Park.
Latest Park Developments & Announcements
Sherman Street Moved From Edge of Railroad Building
Sherman Street no longer travels right beside the historical railroad admin building at Jean Sweeney Park. The intersection was changed as part of the Del Monte development. When Clement Street is completed north of the Del Monte building the changes will connect the park section of the Cross Alameda Pike Trail with the next section of bike trail to the East.
Monarch Butterfly Garden for Jean Sweeney Park
The Jean Sweeney Open Space Park Fund and Alameda Recreation & Parks Department, with community support, are working to create a Monarch Butterfly Garden in the East end of the Jean Sweeney park.
We would like to thank the Alameda Sun for their support for the Monarch Butterfly Habitat. We encourage support for the Alameda Sun by recommending subscribing for a home delivery copy.
The nectar plants are growing nicely in the new Monarch habitat. Winter has been hard on a few of the plant but most are thriving. Volunteers are growing milkweed at their homes. The milkweed plants will be moved to the habitat when the plants are large enough to feed the Monarch caterpillars.
Get more information about the Monarch Butterfly garden here.
Help keep Jean Sweeney Park looking great!
Video: Volunteers help clean up Jean Sweeney Park by digging up weeds and cleaning up trash. Anyone can participate on the 3rd Saturday of each month 10:00am to 11:30am. Join the group at the East end entrance to the park by the parking lot. To join the list of volunteers send email to volunteer@sweeneyopenspacepark.org
The family of Brian Schumacher asked if we would
make the following announcement.
BRIAN DONNELLY SCHUMACHER |
There are 27 acres between the East and West ends.