Community input session coming up for NineStar Park @ Spring Lake
3 Feb 2026
News
The Hancock County Parks and Recreation Board is seeking ideas from the public as it plans a new 41-acre park at Spring Lake generously donated by NineStar Connect.
An upcoming community input session will offer opportunities to learn about the land and explore concepts like stargazing pads, educational programs, trails, and outdoor activities.
Help envision what this park can become for future generations!
The community input session is at 10 a.m. Thursday, February 19th in the Commissioners' Court at the Hancock County Annex, 111 American Legion Parkway, Greenfield.
Can’t make it? Contribute your input with this survey.
Download a flyer to share promoting the event.
Learn more about outdoor recreation in Hancock County.
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