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Borough of Pottstown 

Public Arts Project

Over the last five years, the Borough has received funding from a private donor to create public art displays in the downtown. PARRC and Borough staff teamed with ArtFusion19464 and local artists to create murals on signal boxes at intersections around town. By the spring 2026, fourteen signal box murals have been completed. 

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Chestnut Street Park 

In 2024, the Borough renovated the existing park with new play equipment and a new ADA accessible walkway. 

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Memorial Park
Bridge Replacement and Stream Bank Restoration

In 2024. the Borough recently completed construction that replaced the bridge spanning the Manatawny Creek and to restore the banks of the creek that were damaged during the flood of 2019.

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Riverfront Park
Bridge Replacement and Stream Bank Restoration

In 2024, the Borough recently completed construction that replaced the bridge spanning the Manatawny Creek and to restore the banks of the creek that were damaged during the flood of 2019.

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Memorial Park      Playground

In 2021, the Borough relocated and redeveloped the existing playground and added new play equipment, swings, an ADA accessible walkway and parking spaces, landscaping and benches. 

Swing set with adaptive swings in Memorial Park

Washington West Park

Using grant funding, the Borough replaced the aging play equipment at Washington West Park with new play equipment. 

New play equipment in Washington West Park

Spruce Street Park 

In 2021, the Borough  renovated the existing playground and added new play equipment with an ADA accessible walkway. In 2002, the basketball courts were resurfaced.

Resurfaced basketball court in Spruce Street Park

Potts Drive Park 

In summer 2021, the Borough finished the renovations to the existing park playground with an ADA accessible walkway, new swings, resurfacing and benches. 

Resurfaced basketball courts and renovated playground Potts Drive Park

Cross Street Park

In 2025, the Borough developed two basketball courts, lighting, and a parking lot.  

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South Street Park

In 2025, the Borough installed a fully redeveloped playground and a reconstructed paved walking path 

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Pollock Park

In 2026, the Borough partnered with the U.S. Soccer Foundation to construct a new soccer-minipitch at the park. The park also contains an open playfield, and off-street parking.  

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