In honoring Robert Doyle upon his retirement as the East Bay Regional Park District’s general manager, Contra Costa County supervisors this week praised him for his work to help not only save park land, but to make that land as accessible to as many people as possible.

“You are the entity who would come in and say ‘I can make this (land) accessible,’ make sure the whole community can have access to this,” said Supervisor Candace Andersen of Danville. She cited Las Trampas Wilderness Regional Preserve in the hills west of Danville as a prime example of the open spaces preserved for public use.

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