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Park board approves Upstream Prevention use of Northwest Park shelter for fundraiser and outreach
Summary
The board approved a use agreement allowing Upstream Prevention Inc. to hold a promotional high-intensity workout and fundraiser at Northwest Park Shelter House in June to mark a new business location and promote suicide-prevention outreach.
The Greenwood Park Board on June 3 approved a use agreement allowing Upstream Prevention Inc. to use the Northwest Park Shelter House on June 21 for a promotional high-intensity interval training event intended to mark the organization’s new location and raise funds for its suicide-prevention outreach.
Why it matters: The event is a fundraiser and outreach activity described by staff as promoting suicide prevention through education about physical and mental health.
Key facts: Staff described the request as a nonprofit fundraiser and outreach event. The board clarified venue details (the shelter house near the road, with an open back). A motion to approve the use agreement was moved and seconded and carried by voice vote.
Next steps and conditions: The event organizer will operate under the city's standard use-agreement terms; staff did not record any additional special conditions in the meeting minutes.
