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Metro Parks faces $127 million repair backlog as facilities age
Metro Parks in Nashville faces a $127 million repair backlog for aging facilities, including community centers, greenways, and playgrounds. The backlog has led to facility closures, reduced summer camp capacity, and safety concerns, with a focus on prioritizing repairs based on available funding.
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