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Committee honors pickleball volunteers and recognizes departing Parks & Rec coordinator
Summary
The committee recognized the Marshfield area pickleball players as Volunteer of the Year for fundraising and community-building, and presented a plaque to Nikki Anderson for five years with parks & rec and seven years working at Wenzel Family Plaza.
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The committee used its meeting to highlight volunteerism and staff service. Chair (S1) introduced the Marshall area pickleball volunteers as the 2025 Volunteer of the Year, noting the group raised funds, repaired and improved local courts, and helped attract tournaments that benefit local parks and businesses.
Volunteers came forward to accept recognition, and one representative said, "I just like to say thank you for recognizing the hard work that everybody's put into this." The committee took a group photograph and thanked volunteers for ongoing support of recreation programming.
The committee also honored Nikki Anderson for five years with the parks department and seven years supporting programming at Wenzel Family Plaza. The chair read a tribute describing Anderson’s role coordinating concerts, festivals, and community events and presented a plaque of appreciation.
Both recognitions were recorded without objection and reflect ongoing partnerships between city staff and community volunteers.

