City to consider new downtown park restrooms and hydration stations

12 September 2023

WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) – The Wichita City Council will consider a proposal on Tuesday to add restrooms at two Wichita parks and hydration stations throughout downtown at the cost of $630,310.

The restrooms would be added at Naftzger Park and A. Price Woodard Park. The plan is to use a new design called the Portland Loo.

A hydration station will be installed at Naftzger Park and at Old Town Square. Two additional hydration stations will be installed in downtown Wichita at locations yet to be determined.


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City documents say any remaining funding will be used to make updates to existing downtown restrooms and/or drinking fountains.

The funding would come from the adopted 2024-2033 Capital Improvement Program, which the city says includes $435,000 for park restrooms and is funded by General Obligation bonds. Funding of $195,310 is available from the Hyatt land sale.

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