City of Frederick Seeks Resident Input for Westside Community Center Design

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The City of Frederick is actively seeking input from its residents for the design of a new community center in Westside Regional Park. A public meeting has been scheduled for Monday, September 15, 2025, at 6:30 PM, to be held at the Butterfly Ridge Elementary School Recreation Center. Attendees are advised to use the Recreation Center entrance located at the rear of the building.

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During this community meeting, residents will have the opportunity to learn about the proposed building program, examine conceptual layout plans, and understand the design inspirations for the new facility. The city emphasizes that community feedback is crucial in ensuring the Westside Community Center effectively reflects the values, stories, and identity of the Westside neighborhood. Participants will be encouraged to share their thoughts on various aspects of the design, including floor plans, architectural style, and ideas for incorporating public art and cultural elements. The City of Frederick encourages all interested residents to attend and contribute to shaping a facility that will serve as a central hub for the Westside community.

Article by Mel Anara, based upon information from The City of Frederick.

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