Washington Park Community Center

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The Vision

The residents of Historic Washington Park have been anticipating the redesign and reconstruction of Washington Park for a long time. We are proud to deliver! The vision for the new and improved Washington Park Community Center is to be just as the name states “A Community Center”, inviting to all ages and walks of life. It is going to be an essential part of revitalizing the neighborhood for its current residents as well as inviting new people into a piece of North Miami Beach history.

The multi-purpose complex will be unified by closing NE 153rd Terrace between 14 and 15 Court. Providing resources to promote and engage the interests of all individuals will garner an inclusive environment. The available amenities as well as the adjustment to the park layout and increased available parking allow accessibility for greater accessibility for all patrons.

The City will work to ensure that the history of the Washington Park neighborhood is preserved through a Legacy Program which will allow families to have their names imprinted on the building façade or walkways.

The Community Center will be the first major park renovation of the 2000’s making it a gleaming sense of the City’s direction into the future.

Project Scope

Complex Highlights and Details

Washington park proposed complex render

  • 12,900 SF LEED Certified Multi-Functional Campus   
  • Budgeted At $12 Million
  • Ada Accessible Shaded Playground
  • 250 Capacity Banquet Hall
  • Playschool/ Activity Area
  • Neighborhood Legacy Program


  • Zero-Entry Pool & Splash Pad
  • Covered Basketball Court
  • Artificial Turf Recreational Field
  • Library and Computer Lab
  • Multi-Purpose Room

Estimated Cost

The project's estimated cost is $ 12 million

High-Level Schedule

  1. Planning
  2. Design
  3. Construction
  4. Occupancy

March 2022

Closed on Convenience Store and Two Additional Vacant Parcels on March 24, 2022, to allow us to unify the entire site.

April 2022

  • Installation Of Temporary Fence
  • Demolition of Convenience Store
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    1. Jamorie Depusoir

      CIP Manager

    1. Lera Flowers

      CIP Admin. Assistant

  1. David Scott

    Interim Assistant City Manager/Director of Public Works