The two parks are Kinneil Estate in Bo'ness and Callendar Park.
Both parks have been allocated £150,000 from the UK Shared Prosperity Fund and residents can take part in a vote to have their say on how this funding should be allocated to improve these green spaces.
The proposed improvements for Kinneil Estate are:
• Improving access within the Estate: upgrading car parks and footpaths.
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• Enhancing the Main Drive: planting avenue trees and improving the paddock wall.
• Boosting biodiversity: introducing pollinator-friendly plants and creating bug hotels.
Funding will be distributed based on the community's votes, with £70,000 for the most popular option, £50,000 for the second, and £30,000 for the third.
Similarly, Callendar Park has secured £150,000, with potential projects identified through community surveys:
• Enhancements to the west end of the loch: improving the area around the pier.
• Improving access within the Park: upgrading entrances and pathways.
• Boosting biodiversity: introducing pollinator-friendly plants and creating bug hotels.
The two options with the highest votes will each receive £75,000.
Councillor Paul Garner, Depute Leader said: "This is a fantastic opportunity for our community to directly influence the improvements in these much loved parks. I encourage everyone to take part in the vote and help us decide how best to improve Kinneil Estate and Callendar Park for the enjoyment of all residents."
