As part of a larger discussion of Orland’s long-term recreation needs, Recreation Manager Olivia Esquivel suggested that one future option could be to expand the Recreation Center (in background) to the current pump track location, creating space for a much-needed second indoor court to accommodate growing youth programs. (Orland.News Photo / Todd Bishop)
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