UPDATE (8/17/26): The City of Warner Robins will hold a community input session Monday, August 24, for residents to share ideas for the future redevelopment of Perkins Park. The session will begin at 6 p.m. in the City Hall Council Chambers at 700 Watson Blvd. Residents can review visual examples of possible gathering spaces, playgrounds, splash pad, event spaces and other park amenities before providing feedback. The city says no design has been finalized. Residents’ feedback will help establish priorities for the park’s future planning and redevelopment. WARNER ROBINS, Georgia (41NBC/WMGT) — Warner Robins has started planning the future redevelopment of Perkins Park, including possible recreational improvements and stormwater projects. The city said in a news release Monday it expects the planning phase to be completed in October. It will produce park renderings, detailed plans for key areas and a preliminary study of how water moves through the property. The release did not announce a construction budget, funding for the redevelopment itself or a timeline for work beyond the planning phase. Formerly known as Perkins Field, the property on Mulberry Street, not far from City Hall, was once used as a baseball facility. It has since become the site of events like Food Truck Roundups, the International City Festival and Trunk-or-Treat celebrations. “The success of these events has demonstrated the park’s potential as a community destination while also highlighting the need for…
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