Upcoming Park Projects

This page is intended to give updates of major Suisun City Park Projects in development. For specific questions, contact Marvin Mora, Senior Management Analyst, at mmora@suisun.com.

Prosperity Garden Park

Prosperity Garden Park will be located on a City owned 1.9 acre lot west of Blossom Ave along the canal of Laurel Creek. Project will consist of a community garden along with a mini-park with recreation features at its entryway. Features include a secure perimeter, a vegetative screen to protect adjacent homes, restrooms, storage area, & rentable plots and raised beds.

Budget

Total Project Cost = $2,040,000

American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) Funding - $375,000
CA Department of Parks and Recreation ‘Specified Grant’ Funding - $780,000
Suisun City Park Development Funds - $885,000

Update –5/5/26

Prosperity Garden also officially opened on April 29, with remarks from Kai Eusebio, representative for Assemblymember Lori Wilson, who helped secure a significant portion of the funding that made the project possible; Ryan Riedlinger of Melton Design Group, who served as the lead designer on the project; Mayor Alma Hernandez of Suisun City; and Janet Hull, Director of the RPM Department. The grand opening also included a special presentation on permaculture from Heath Griffith of Grow with the Flow.

Garden plots are available for rent at suisun.recdesk.com, and residents interested in more information may contact Justeen Singley, Recreation Coordinator, at jsingley@suisun.com.

The department is also partnering with Sustainable Solano to host a free two-part Resilient Garden Installation Workshop at Prosperity Garden Park on Saturday, May 9 and Saturday, May 16 from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. The workshops will help install a waterwise demonstration garden focused on healthy soil, pollinator plants, rainwater harvesting, drip irrigation, and habitat creation that supports both people and the environment. Lunch will be provided, and the project reflects the City’s continued commitment to sustainable, community-centered park programming. Here are the links to register:

May 9 - https://www.eventbrite.com/e/suisun-city-prosperity-park-resilient-garden-installation-tickets-1986588174708

May 16 - https://www.eventbrite.com/e/suisun-city-prosperity-park-resilient-garden-planting-day-tickets-1986596489578

Montebello Vista Park Revitalization

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This project will feature the conversion of the grass playing field into a synthetic field surface, facility inclusive of restroom, snack bar, and storage, and new shade structure near the playground area.

Budget

Total Project Cost – $3,105,000

CA Department of Parks and Recreation ‘Specified Grant’ Funding - $1,720,000
Suisun City Park Development Funds - $1,385,000

Update –5/5/26

Progress has been made on the synthetic turf installation, and the contractor has provided a revised timeline with completion now expected in August. The bid opening for the remaining components of the project, including restroom, concession, and storage area, is scheduled for May 6, marking another important step toward full project completion.

Heritage Park Enhancement

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Project will include the rehabilitation of the existing basketball court surface, the addition of a multi-sport court, and the construction of a covered picnic pavilion. The mini-pitch is funded through National Recreation and Park Association's Youth Sports Equity Grant Program.

Budget

Estimated Total Project Cost – $911,000

Project fully funded through Park Development Funds

Update –5/5/26

The construction of the mini-pitch was completed in January 2026, but remains closed to the public due to fine grading of the surrounding area and amenities needing to be installed. Contractors are making progress on the construction of the shade structure. While the contractor has not provided an exact completion date, staff currently anticipate a late June opening.

Goepp Park Playground Replacement

Project will replace the existing, outdated playground structure and add improvements such as a tot lot, four swings, and a miniature whirl. This is part of the California Park and Recreation Society's (CPRS) Statewide Healthy Play Initiative, and the playground site will be designated as a National Demonstration Site by PlayCore.

Budget

Estimated City Contribution to Project – $125,000

Funded through Park Development Funds

Update –5/5/26

Goepp Park was officially opened on 4/6/26! The well-attended opening at brought residents together to enjoy the new space and marked another successful addition to the City’s park system.