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New Restrooms and Shelter Now Open at Corby Pond

Tuesday, August 12, 2025 at 5:41 AM

New public facilities, including ADA-compliant restrooms and a picnic shelter, have officially opened at Corby Pond in St. Joseph. The project, funded by the CIP tax and a grant, also includes a hydration station for both people and pets. Officials noted the new amenities will be open seasonally and locked each evening at sunset to…

New public facilities, including ADA-compliant restrooms and a picnic shelter, have officially opened at Corby Pond in St. Joseph. The project, funded by the CIP tax and a grant, also includes a hydration station for both people and pets. Officials noted the new amenities will be open seasonally and locked each evening at sunset to prevent vandalism.

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