Construction is underway at Jerome Van Sistine Park, with significant progress made on pathways and drainage systems. Concrete pathways have been laid, and preparations for bollard lighting and curbing around the playground are set to begin soon. The project is expected to be completed this year, enhancing the park's accessibility and safety.

In addition to Jerome Van Sistine Park, the Ashwaubomay River Trail is also advancing. Final grading is scheduled to start within the next two weeks, with paving anticipated in the next three to five weeks. Landscaping efforts are planned for late summer, further beautifying the area.

The meeting highlighted the completion of several other projects, including the installation of a new playground structure at Ashwaubomay Lake, which has already seen high usage from local children. However, some projects, such as the gathering area at Smith Park, remain unfinished due to budget constraints and prioritization of larger initiatives.

Looking ahead, the Village is considering future projects for 2026, including pathway reconstruction at Waterford Park and playground equipment updates at Canterbury Park. The discussion also touched on necessary maintenance for existing facilities, such as the Ashwaubenon Marina walkway, which is showing signs of wear and may require significant repairs.

Overall, the meeting underscored the Village's commitment to enhancing public spaces while managing budgetary challenges. As projects progress, community members can expect improved recreational facilities and park amenities in the coming years.