On Thursday, Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell announced Anthony-Paul Diaz as superintendent of Seattle Parks and Recreation, advancing the mayor’s plan for clean, safe and accessible parks.
Diaz is presently serving as the executive officer and assistant general manager for the City of Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks, overseeing day-to-day operations of the department.
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“Seattle’s parks, playfields, and community centers are essential to build healthy communities — they are places of growth, learning, play, and opportunity for everyone in our city,” said Harrell. “AP understands what our parks system represents — how parks create opportunities, advance equity, provide safe
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