These renovations included updated landscaping, new and rehabilitated paths, a new playground, a performance stage, and new sports facilities.

[6] In 2011, a playground was added to the park for children between the ages of two and five, with funding allocated through a grant from the Nassau County Legislature.

[3] In July 2014, Flower Hill officials – including then-Mayor Elaine R. Phillips, along with then-New York State Senator Jack M. Martins – opened a new, $180,000 regulation basketball court in the park.

[7][13][14][15] $50,000 in funding came from a New York State grant secured by Senator Jack Martins, while the other $130,000 came from revenues collected by the village through its construction permit fees.

[13][15][17] In July 2016, Flower Hill constructed a memorial to Karen Reichenbach – a resident and former village trustee who died in office that year.