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Three renovated parks in the Jurupa Valley will reopen to the public within a month, displaying technology that will save water and help district staff keep up with maintenance.
With $4.2 million from the Riverside County Economic Development Agency and part of the $125,000 in grants from the Metropolitan Water District for new irrigation technology, the Jurupa Area Recreation and Park District has fully upgraded Agate Park, Harvey Field and Knowles Field.
Eventually, all of the district's parks, some of which are more than 30 years old, will be updated.