The implementation of this plan will be largely grants, loans, community organizations, and a lot of volunteers. Granting sources include, but not limited to: Interagency Committee for Outdoor Recreation (IAC), Community Block Grant, Public Works Trust Fund, Washington State Department of Transportation, Housing of Urban Development (HUD), and private grantors.

This plan is an attempt to enhance and develop the City of Kettle Falls parks and recreation areas. This document demonstrates the commitment that this community has toward open space and recreational opportunities. This Park and Recreation Plan is guided by the general goals of the Comprehensive Plan and will be reviewed and updated every four years. The Committee has worked hard and long hours to create a Park and Recreation Plan in which they believe that the Kettle Falls City Council will grasp this opportunity to review and implement the community’s visions of tomorrow.