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• Krokotak: Children's activities, crafts, and coloring sheets -  krokotak.com  K - 6

The Transit Advisory Board (TAB) is a group of volunteer Sandy residents who meet quarterly in March, June, September, and December, on the third Wednesday of the month.  This team provides input and direction on current and long-term planning goals for Sandy Transit as well as providing ADA advocacy. Public attendance and input is encouraged and welcome. 

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Need help finding a book to read? Let us help! Fill out our book recommendation form to receive your own customized book bundle. The more detail you provide about your preferences, the better we can tailor the selection to meet your needs.  

Enjoy ebooks, eAudiobooks, and magazines through Library2Go and the Libby app.  To learn more about how you can access our digital collection, view our LINCC ebook help page.

Through the library catalog, you can search for items from all 13 LINCC libraries as well as place holds, manage your account, and access research materials through our Online Resources.

Click here to go to the library catalog.

Apply Now to Represent the Unincorporated Sandy Service Area on the Board

The Library Advisory Board advises the Library Director and City Council on the development of library services, programs, and facilities to meet needs of the Sandy and Hoodland Library Service Areas.

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The Parks and Trails Advisory Board advises the City Council, through the staff member in charge of supporting the Board, on the evaluation and development of parks, trails, and facilities to meet current and future needs of the City of Sandy and its service area.

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Rochelle Anderholm-Parsch

Parks and Recreation Director

503-489-2157

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*Note: messages to the full City Council will also be copied to the City Manager

This 1.26 acre park at the corner of Tupper Road and Sandy Heights Street includes an asphalt basketball court and a play structure for younger children.