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Skatepark in Norristown Approved by Council

I wanted to announce that it looks like things will be moving forward with a Skatepark in Norristown. I think that this will be received with tons of excitement and positive energy at all community levels – the youth, parents and businesses alike.


Lurking in the Shadows

I’ve been behind the scenes pushing for this at the local level and made small tech efforts towards it if the time ever came to contribute. I thought that we would have to resort to petitions as, over time, it felt that the Skatepark wasn’t going to happen.

But now it is, so I’m ready to Rock n’ Roll!

I put together this corny site as a boilerplate/MVP (Nerd talk) and even went as far as creating a Facebook Group for the cause.


It’s about US

This is an “Us” project for me, much like how we at Skateboarding Saves operate – supporting Skateboarding from the lens of the streets and community.

Things are very, very early on and I plan to collect details and pass them along from my contributions to the project and to my community.


Norristown Natives Rise!

As I mentioned in an earlier IG post…

“My roots are in Philly, but my heart belongs in Norristown.”

I plan to deliver on that statement. My heart belongs within the community.

A Skatepark in Norristown allows me to do that, and I couldn’t be more excited.

With that said, I would like to again congratulate Norristown local, Jimmy Gorecki!


Jimmy GoreckiJimmy Gorecki

Jimmy is an East Coast Powerhouse when it comes to Skateboarding and is now putting time into efforts within the streetwear arena with his contributions as a Partner with Standard Issue Tees and running JSP as the Founder, as well as other collabs in the area of fashion.


What’s to Come

There will be much more to come and I may shift a lot of my time into the Skatepark efforts.

I think it will help Skateboarding Saves, as a mission, come more into fruition as an effort that is out at the street level and in the community giving our best efforts to improve those communities with what the Skateboarding Culture provides us as  communities and as individuals.

As always, Peace & LOVE and I can’t wait to see a Skatepark in Norristown!

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14 thoughts on “Skatepark in Norristown”

    1. Poley Park near the Marshall and Markley Street intersection. It’s a park that hasn’t gotten much attention over the years but it makes for the perfect environment with a large parking lot and open space not far from the SEPTA line.

    2. Poley Park near the Marshall and Markley Street intersection. It’s a park that hasn’t gotten much attention over the years but it makes for the perfect environment with a large parking lot and open space not far from the SEPTA line.

  1. Where in Norristown will this skate park be located. Do the residents know about it? Has the council approved this park? What will be the operating hours?
    Sorry, nice information but many unanswered questions. Good luck.

    1. Poley Park near the Marshall and Markley Street intersection. It’s a park that hasn’t gotten much attention over the years but it makes for the perfect environment with a large parking lot and open space not far from the SEPTA line.

  2. Norristown would have benefited greatly if they had approved the skatepark years ago. For one it’s a young trend now. Shops would open near by. There’s plenty of room in norristown. Like the demolished times herold building and parks along the schyulkill river. That would be great if west norriton residents wouldn’t approve of a skatepark in their community. What people can’t see is that this is the most unique place where you get generations can express and connect with. All while creating their own unique community. A positive and artistic community.

        1. Poley Park near the Marshall and Markley Street intersection. It’s a park that hasn’t gotten much attention over the years but it makes for the perfect environment with a large parking lot and open space not far from the SEPTA line.

  3. Poley Park near the Marshall and Markley Street intersection. It’s a park that hasn’t gotten much attention over the years but it makes for the perfect environment with a large parking lot and open space not far from the SEPTA line.

  4. Thanks Hakim Jones! It does seem that is the location…

    Poley Park near the Marshall and Markley Street intersection. It’s a park that hasn’t gotten much attention over the years but it makes for the perfect environment with a large parking lot and open space not far from the SEPTA line.

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