Off-leash Dog Park Now a Realty in Clayton

Glen Laurel homeowners and residents of Clayton can now enjoy the benefits of a dog park. The new off-leash dog park opened this past Monday. The long awaited off-leash park opening was expected to open in November, but had to be pushed back as a result of N.C. Department of Transportation finding issues with the new driveway off of Glen Laurel Road. Town Manager Steve Biggs said the DOT required that the driveway be compacted more and extra paving be added along the apron. The city had planned to have the new road paved last Wednesday but, due to inclement weather, it had to be pushed back to Friday.

The parks and recreation department was busy this weekend adding final touches to the park.
The town plans to hold a grand opening for the dog park this spring when the weather is a little nicer. 
The community of Glen Laurel has something to offer everyone and now it can boast easy access to the counties only off-leash dog park.

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