2022-2025 INITATIVES
Designated Stormwater Utility Fee for Stormwater Infrastructure on park land
Increased funding for Parkway Maintenance and Repair to same level as other city streets
Secured funding for repair of failed stairway and boardwalk along Minnehaha Creek within Minnehaha Falls Regional Park
Secured funding for rehabilitation of 50th Street Beach within Nokomis-Hiawatha Regional Park
Adopted Hiawatha Golf Course Master Plan
Adopted updated Integrated Pest Management Plan
Creation of Sports Facility Studies for enhancing sports experience within parks: Diamond Sports Facilities Study
Expansion of staffing for Natural Areas Management
Supported Public Access to Phelps Recreation Center with renewal of Boys and Girls Club Lease
Expansion of support for Environmental Stewardship Volunteers
Creation of City of Minneapolis, MPRB and Minnehaha Creek Watershed District policy committee to advance cross-jurisdictional projects to enhance water quality and biodiversity in Minnehaha Creek
Creation of Minneapolis Parks Endowment with the Minneapolis Parks Foundation to leverage philanthropic dollars to care for and maintain our parks
Grew popular recreation programs citywide through targeted initiatives
Expanded programming for Seniors and Youth
Rolled out sliding scale, pay what you can, fee model for Youth programs ensuring that families can enroll their kids in programs whatever their income level
Expanded Intergenerational Programming
Interactive Maps for Drinking Fountains, Beaches, Pools, Ice Rinks and Snow Removal provide public with greater transparency of park maintenance operations
Rolled out Online Recreation Center Room Rentals
Designated Stormwater Utility Fee for Stormwater Infrastructure on park land
Increased funding for Parkway Maintenance and Repair to same level as other city streets
Secured funding for repair of failed stairway and boardwalk along Minnehaha Creek within Minnehaha Falls Regional Park
Secured funding for rehabilitation of 50th Street Beach within Nokomis-Hiawatha Regional Park
Adopted Hiawatha Golf Course Master Plan
Adopted updated Integrated Pest Management Plan
Creation of Sports Facility Studies for enhancing sports experience within parks: Diamond Sports Facilities Study
Expansion of staffing for Natural Areas Management
Supported Public Access to Phelps Recreation Center with renewal of Boys and Girls Club Lease
Expansion of support for Environmental Stewardship Volunteers
Creation of City of Minneapolis, MPRB and Minnehaha Creek Watershed District policy committee to advance cross-jurisdictional projects to enhance water quality and biodiversity in Minnehaha Creek
Creation of Minneapolis Parks Endowment with the Minneapolis Parks Foundation to leverage philanthropic dollars to care for and maintain our parks
Grew popular recreation programs citywide through targeted initiatives
Expanded programming for Seniors and Youth
Rolled out sliding scale, pay what you can, fee model for Youth programs ensuring that families can enroll their kids in programs whatever their income level
Expanded Intergenerational Programming
Interactive Maps for Drinking Fountains, Beaches, Pools, Ice Rinks and Snow Removal provide public with greater transparency of park maintenance operations
Rolled out Online Recreation Center Room Rentals
|
PARK IMPROVEMENTS
|
|
|
This material prepared and paid for by
Musich for Parks Campaign Committee 5665 Woodlawn Blvd | Minneapolis, MN 55417 |
|
