Verona Parks always welcome new activities ideas.
Join us for our monthly meetings at 6:30 pm on the first Tuesday of every month at the Verona Borough Building, or contact me directly at hredzak@gmail.com, if you have ideas or would like to learn more!
The agenda for the meeting can be found here. A draft of the bylaws, which will be discussed can be found here. The Zoom information for the February 1, 2022 meeting is:
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Cribbs Field is Verona’s main recreational park/sports field. Located at the intersection of South and Second Avenues in Verona,it contains two baseball fields with bleachers, a full sized basketball court, a batting practice cage,a horseshoe pit, a bocce court, and a children’s playground as well as restroom facilities.
Riverside Park, positioned between Verona’s Arch St. and the Allegheny River, is the smaller of the two parks. It contains a picnic pavilion, a children’s playground, and a dual use, full sized tennis/basketball court. With benches situated among large shade trees overlooking a spectacular view of the Allegheny River, many individuals use the park as a quiet meditative area where they can relax. Both parks are maintained by the Verona Council’s Park and Recreation Committee headed by Councilman Dominic Conte. Under Mr. Conte’s direction, the fields are continuously maintained and groomed by the Verona Maintenance Department and other contracted services as needed.In addition to being used by the community, Cribbs Field is utilized by both the Twin Boros Soccer Club (TBSC)and the Riverview Athletic Association (RAA) from early Spring until early Fall during the height of the sports season.
Railroad Park is at the heart of Verona right beside the Railroad right beside the municipal building and the famous Mechanic Coffee Company. Enjoy a beautiful view, incredible coffee, and more.
Parks and Rec board meet on first Tuesday of the Month at 7pm. If you are looking for more information please view our Verona PA Parks and Recs Facebook Page:
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Office: 412-828-8080 Fax: 412-794-8691
Borough Secretary: Christine DeRunk
Borough Website: www.Veronaborough.org
This is a rebuild of the incredible creative effort by the team behind Epicurrence. Here's a link to the rebuild video 🎥. Feel free to share it below if you enjoyed your visit 😄⛰️☀️
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