During the Cedar Hill City Council meeting on June 24, 2025, a significant proclamation was made, designating July 2025 as Parks and Recreation Month. Councilman McCurdy presented the proclamation, emphasizing the vital role that parks and recreation play in enhancing community health and well-being.

In his remarks, McCurdy expressed gratitude for the hard work of the parks crew and board, highlighting the excellent condition of Cedar Hill's parks. He noted that the facilities are well-maintained and equipped, contributing to the community's quality of life. The proclamation outlined various benefits of parks and recreation, including promoting physical and mental health, providing spaces for sports and outdoor activities, and supporting childhood development through educational programs.

Mayor Stephen Mason officially signed the proclamation, recognizing the importance of parks and recreation in fostering economic prosperity, increasing property values, and enhancing community resilience against natural disasters and climate change. The meeting also previewed upcoming events for Parks and Recreation Month, including celebrations like the "Red, White and Pool" event and community activities aimed at engaging residents of all ages.

The discussions during the meeting underscored the city's commitment to maintaining and promoting its parks and recreational facilities, which are essential for community engagement and well-being. As Cedar Hill prepares for a month of celebrations, the council's focus on parks reflects a broader recognition of their role in enriching the lives of residents and strengthening community ties.