New Play Module at Gabrielle-Roy Park

In a move that underscores its dedication to family-friendly recreational spaces, the City of Boisbriand has announced the addition of a brand-new modular play structure at Gabrielle-Roy Park. The equipment, specifically designed for children aged 2 to 5, replaces an older module that was dismantled earlier this year.
The new installation has already garnered praise from local families and city officials. During a press announcement, Mayor Christine Beaudette emphasized the importance of maintaining safe and engaging spaces for children in the community. “It is important for us to be proactive in maintaining our inventory of recreational facilities in excellent condition across all the parks in the city. This new installation provides children with a safe and fun space where they can play and nurture their creativity. We are confident that it will bring joy to the little ones for many years to come!” she remarked.
This initiative is part of a larger effort by the city to ensure that its parks remain vibrant, safe, and accessible to all residents. The decision to upgrade the play module came after thorough evaluations of the park’s existing facilities, as well as feedback from local families who frequent Gabrielle-Roy Park.
The newly installed equipment features bright, colorful designs and innovative structures tailored to inspire creativity and active play. With safety as a top priority, the module has been designed with high-quality materials and meets all necessary safety standards, ensuring peace of mind for parents and caregivers.
However, the City also issued a reminder that the play modules are accessible only until the ground freezes. As part of standard safety measures, the equipment will be closed during the winter months when protective surfaces harden, and traction is reduced due to snow and ice. Boots and mittens can also compromise grip, adding to potential safety risks.
Local residents have expressed their appreciation for the upgrade. “This is a wonderful addition to the park,” said a parent visiting Gabrielle-Roy Park. “It’s great to see the city investing in spaces where our children can play safely and creatively.”
The Gabrielle-Roy Park improvement is a shining example of Boisbriand’s commitment to fostering a family-oriented community. As the new module becomes a gathering spot for young children and their families, it reaffirms the city’s dedication to enhancing quality of life through thoughtful recreational projects.