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27th Avenue Beachfront Park

B' On Time Concierge business owner Jeff Lawrence adopted 27th Avenue Beachfront Park in June 2019.

Photo, from left: City Commissioner Jake Sachs, B' On Time Concierge business owner Jeff Lawrence, Denise Marie, Tammy Thornill, Vicki Langrell, Bob Hewws

Photo of Fusion 420 business owners with small dog and Vice Mayor Randy Hartman flanking a new Adopt

New Smyrna Beach Dog Park

Fusion 420 business owners Jamison Conrey and Jody Fulce adopted Dog Park in June 2019.

“As lifetime residents and CBD business leaders in this community, we are excited to give back by adopting our local dog park. We look forward to working with the City on improvements and projects at our park,” said Mr. Conrey.

Photo, from left: Jody Fulce, dog Yeti, Jamison Conrey, Vice Mayor Randy Hartman

Photo of Commissioner Michael Kolody and Seaside Cryotherapy & Oxygen Bar owners Jeff and Arielle Va

North Causeway East Boat Ramp

Seaside Cryotherapy & Oxygen Bar business owners Jeff & Arielle VanEck adopted the North Causeway East Boat Ramp in May 2019.

"Seaside Crotherapy & Oxygen Bar is proud to be a locally owned and operated business in New Smyrna Beach and, as the coolest place in NSB, excited to adopt this park which is just a few blocks from our home and business!" said Mrs. VanEck.

Photo, from left: City Commissioner Michael Kolody, Jeff VanEck, Arielle VanEck

Callalisa Park

Local 2271, New Smyrna Beach Professional Firefighters adopted Callalisa Park on May 1, 2016. They are from left: Brian Grace, Jeff Kromraj, Steven Jones, Cody Curren and Jerry Macklefresh. They are pictured with New Smyrna Beach Vice Mayor Reiker.

Christmas Park

The New Smyrna Athletic Club adopted Christmas Park on April 1, 2016. They are pictured with New Smyrna Beach City Commissioner Jake Sachs on the left.

Emory Bennett Park

The Canal Street Historic District Business and Merchants Association adopted Emory Bennett Park on May 9, 2016. They are, from left: Lillian Conrad and Debbie Bell. They are pictured with New Smyrna Beach City Commissioner Jake Sachs

Esther Street Beachfront Park

John and Nancy Winterton adopted Esther Street Beachfront Park on May 9, 2016. They are pictured with New Smyrna Beach Vice Mayor Reiker.

Indian River Lagoon Preserve

New Smyrna Beach City Commissioner Jake Sachs and his wife, Leslie, adopted Indian River Lagoon Preserve on May 1, 2016.

Inlet Shores Park

The Joyce Family adopted Inlet Shores Park on April 1, 2016. Jolene and Jason Joyce are pictured with New Smyrna Beach Commissioner Jason McGuirk on the right and New Smyrna Beach Maintenance Operations Director Faith Miller on the left.

Old Fort Park

New Smyrna Beach Citizen's for Smart Growth, LLC adopted Old Fort Park on April 1, 2016.

Lydia Pettis Park

Peace Arts adopted Lydia Pettis Park on April 7, 2016. Artist Shy Morris, on the left of the sign, is pictured with, from left: Maintenance Supervisor John Haverly, New Smyrna Beach City Commissioner Kirk Jones, and Maintenance Operations Director Faith Miller.

Rocco Park

Employees from Momentive adopted Rocco Park on April 25, 2016. They are pictured with New Smyrna Beach City Commissioner Jason McGuirk (in the green shirt).

Riverside Park/Manatee All Children's Playground

Staff from the New Smyrna Beach Public Library adopted Riverside Park/Manatee All Children's Playground on June 18, 2016. Staff are pictured with New Smyrna Beach City Commissioner Jake Sachs on the right and Maintenance Operations Director Faith Miller on the left.

North Causeway Boat Ramp

(west side ramp)

Ocean Properties and Management, Inc. adopted the western boat ramps on the North Causeway on June 1, 2016. They are pictured with New Smyrna Beach City Commissioner Judy Reiker on the left.

Buena Vista Park

The Cottages at Flagler adopted the N. Causeway's Buena Vista Park May 18, 2016. Volunteers are pictured with New Smyrna Beach City Commissioner Judy Reiker and City parks maintenance staff.

Turnbull Street Park

The Adams Family adopted Turnbull Street Park on October 1, 2016. This neighborhood park is located at 1220 Turnbull Street. Pictured with Commissioner Jason McGuirk are Ben & Abby Adams and family.

Swoope Boat Ramp

Valor Signs, Inc. adopted the Swoope Boat Ramp area on August 15, 2016. This very popular boat launch area is located at 2455 Boat Ramp Drive. Pictured with Commissioner Jason McGuirk are Jamie Levy and Samantha Devin.

Skate Park

The Spa at Venetian Bay adopted the NSB Skate Park located at 245 Industrial Park Blvd. on December 1, 2016. Pictured with Commissioner Jason McGuirk are Katie Liller (Group Organizer) and co-workers from the Spa at Venetian Bay.

Detwiler Park

Peggy Belflower adopted Detwiler Park on July 15, 2016, the park is located on beachside at 701 Oakwood Avenue. Pictured from left: Commissioner Judy Reiker, Peggy Belflower, and City Parks' employee Randy Russell.