"We are

getting some great feedback," she said.

More than one

resident, organization or business can adopt a park, making it easier

for families or small groups to help at a large park.

The program

began with several groups participating, including Brownie Girl Scout

Troop 254, Cub Scout Pack 211, Friends, Ivy Green Lawn Service, Inc.,

The Net Homeschoolers and an anonymous citizen.

More participants

who enrolled in the program recently include:

Bryan Joyner,

Smokerise Park

The Christman

and Goodman families, Windalier tot lot

The O'Connor

family, Braelinn Road tot lot

The Moms Club

of Peachtree City, an area of Pebblepocket Park

The Higgason

family, Blue Smoke Park

The Randstad

temporary employment agency, Luther Glass Park

The Lossner

family, Rubicon tot lot

Boy Scout

Troop 270, Huddleston Pond

An anonymous

family, Big Pine Park

Gamma Phi

Beta, Braelinn Green tot lot

For more information

on joining the Adopt-A-Park program, contact the Recreation Department

Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 770-631-2542.