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Farm-themed playground at The Lawn at the Library
Treehouse Playground at City Park
Parks & Playgrounds

What We've Accomplished

Real results for Yukon — from new playgrounds and fire trucks to forensic audits and transparency reforms. Every item here represents a promise kept and a community served.

8 New Playgrounds Built

8 New Playgrounds. $700K. Just $87K Each.

Eight playgrounds delivered by Mayor Pillmore’s council for $700,461 — averaging just $87,558 per park, all completed March 2025 through March 2026. Five locations received their first-ever playground at Dickenson, Greenbelt, Welch, Treehouse at City Park, and The Lawn at the Library. Plus the inherited Freedom Trail Playground, finally resolved within two months of the new council taking their seats.

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What matters most

The results with the widest reach — each one documented, dated and sourced.

Public Safety

19 items

Mayor Pillmore and the City Council have prioritized equipping Yukon's fire and police departments with modern tools, training facilities, and emergency infrastructure to keep residents safe.

Infrastructure

19 items

From repaving major corridors to upgrading critical water infrastructure, Mayor Pillmore and the City Council have prioritized the unsexy but essential work of maintaining and improving Yukon's infrastructure — on time and under budget.

Quality of Life

25 items

From playgrounds to pools to community centers, Mayor Pillmore and the City Council have invested in the places and amenities that make Yukon a great place to raise a family and build a life.

Transparency & Anti-Corruption

13 items

Mayor Pillmore ran on a promise to bring honesty and transparency back to Yukon city government. These actions demonstrate that commitment — from forensic audits to legal action to systemic reforms that ensure the public's business is conducted in public.

Economic Development

19 items

Mayor Pillmore and the City Council have attracted major private investment, expanded healthcare access, filled vacant commercial space, and positioned Yukon for long-term economic growth — all while protecting taxpayers and city resources.

Financial Management

9 items

Mayor Pillmore and the City Council have delivered significant financial wins for Yukon taxpayers — from correcting years of idle cash mismanagement to securing millions in federal grants to reallocating savings for maximum impact.

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