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Parkland Offers Commemorative Programs to Honor Residents
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Parkland Commemorative Programs Honor Residents & Parks

Parkland residents can leave a lasting legacy through commemorative programs at local parks. Options include personalized bricks, trees, benches, plaques, and fence pickets.

10/10/2026 · Florida edition

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Parkland residents can create lasting tributes to loved ones or commemorate special events through the city's commemorative park programs. These initiatives allow individuals and businesses to contribute to local park beautification while establishing personal memorials.

Veterans Park offers personalized bricks for $150 each. Each brick can accommodate up to three lines of text, with a maximum of 25 characters per line, including spaces. This program provides a tangible way to honor friends, family, or significant life events.

For those seeking a natural monument, commemorative trees are available for planting in Parkland for $1,500. The city's Bench Program allows residents to purchase and designate a bench for $2,500 or a plaque for $2,000. A plaque mounting rock costs $300. These items can celebrate occasions such as births, marriages, anniversaries, military service, or serve as memorials.

Liberty Park features a Commemorative Fence Picket Program, available to Parkland community members and businesses. Information on pricing and applications is available through a city flyer.

For more details on any of these programs, including pricing and application processes, contact Marcela Madigan at 954-757-4170.

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