Park Audit Series

Building a Public Baseline for Accountability

The Park Audit Series documents current park conditions, highlights strengths, identifies needed improvements, and creates a public baseline for accountability — so residents can see exactly where we stand and where we need to go.

Document

On-site visits documenting current park conditions across the district.

Evaluate

Assessing maintenance, accessibility, safety, sports facilities, and more.

Account

Creating a public, transparent baseline for improvement and accountability.

Initial Audit

Playtown USA

Oroville, CA — Feather River Recreation and Park District

Visited Jul 17, 2026

Playtown USA is a community-built playground with strong community sentiment and significant need for modernization, accessibility upgrades, and inclusive play features.

Quinn Audit Rating55/100
Initial Audit

Nelson Sports Complex

Oroville, CA — Feather River Recreation and Park District

Visited Jul 16, 2026

Nelson Sports Complex is a key youth sports facility with strong usage but needs field improvements, better amenities, and expanded capacity to meet community demand.

Quinn Audit Rating65/100
Initial Audit

Riverbend Park

Oroville, CA — Feather River Recreation and Park District

Visited Jul 15, 2026

Riverbend Park is a beloved community gathering space along the Feather River with significant potential for improvement in playground facilities, accessibility, and long-term maintenance planning.

Quinn Audit Rating68/100

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