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Community Unites to Build Playground in Aftermath of Oakland Tragedy - Duration: 2:21.

In Oakland's Lake Merritt neighborhood, dozens of PG&E

volunteers worked together to build a playground in less than

six hours. Participants say the playground is something

positive for a grieving city. Before the construction began,

PG&E senior vice president Helen Burt said she couldn't think of

a better thing to do amid so much sadness. The volunteers

then held a moment of silence for the victims of the recent

deadly warehouse fire in Oakland.

People want an outlet to do something productive

and to contribute. And today we're

not only building a playground, but we're building a community.

The effort to replace the aging playground began several years

ago. City Councilman Abel Guillen championed the project.

PG&E then joined, pledging $95,000 and employee volunteers

to complete the build. Local children provided input on the

design. Among the volunteers were Oakland firefighters who

not only helped with the construction, but grilled hot

dogs and hamburgers for the volunteers. Only hours earlier

they were assisting with the devastating Oakland fire a few

miles away.

We're proud to come out here and help out and keep

our volunteers fed and see some smiles today. Even local

residents came to lend a hand. Susan and Dave Elliott have

lived in the neighborhood for more than 40 years and recalled

taking their son to the playground when he was a boy.

They say the playground is needed since more and more

families are moving to Oakland.

For many years, there just weren't any children.

But the kids are coming back. So of course they love our

farmer's market. They love our playgrounds.

And we need more playgrounds in Oakland.

Volunteers worked in groups to get the job done. They assembled

the playground equipment, built benches, hand painted games for

tabletops, raked sod and mixed and poured cement.

Perfect.Great.

PG&E partnered with Kaboom, a nonprofit whose

goal is to build playgrounds in cities across the United States

to provide a safe area for children to play. And for

Oakland this playground - and the lasting legacy it represents

- couldn't be more important.

I love Oakland.

For Currents, I'm David Kligman.