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Commission approves exploratory agreement with wellness instructor group for community fitness classes
Summary
The Parks and Arts Commission authorized staff to negotiate with a local fitness instructor (referred to as InclusiFit/Stephanie) to provide a mix of studio and park-based wellness and beginner-fitness classes on an 80–20 registration-split model; commissioners voted unanimously to proceed with discussions.
The City of Liberty Lake Parks and Arts Commission on July 7, 2025 authorized staff to enter discussions with a local wellness instructor (identified in materials as Stephanie) and her program, described as InclusiFit, to offer beginner and wellness fitness programming to city residents.
Staff explained the proposed partnership would use the city’s registration system with an 80–20 revenue split typical of city programs: the instructor would run classes (yoga, Pilates, functional fitness, and cooking-for-health sessions), and the city would handle registration. Classes were proposed to run both in-studio (through the instructor’s facility) in winter and outdoors in parks during warmer months.
The commission moved and seconded a motion to authorize further discussions with InclusiFit. Commissioners voted unanimously. Staff said they will draft an agreement for program terms, instructor rates (estimated at $15–$20 per class period indicated in staff remarks), scheduling and registration procedures and will return to the commission if contract terms require formal approval.
