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Dickinson County supervisors back $10,000 contribution to Lake Park City Park renovation
Summary
The Dickinson County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved Resolution 2025-30 to support Lake Park’s $3 million City Park renovation and commit $10,000 paid over four years to help the city secure a CAT grant, after a presentation from Lake Park resident Tim Moore about housing, trails and park improvements.
The Dickinson County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to approve Resolution 2025-30, endorsing the City of Lake Park’s City Park renovation project and agreeing to contribute $10,000 over four years to help the city secure a CAT grant. Jordan read the resolution aloud during the meeting and the board recorded aye votes from all members present.
Why it matters: Lake Park residents and volunteers presented the park project as a lever to attract families, visitors and investment. County support is listed in the CAT grant application as evidence of local buy-in; the presenters and township leaders argued the modest county contribution would help unlock roughly $900,000 tied to the park portion of a broader $3,000,000 plan.
What the board approved: Resolution 2025-30 expresses the board’s support for the City Park renovation and commits a $10,000 contribution to be paid over four fiscal years beginning in fiscal year 26-27. Supervisor Kim moved the resolution; Levi seconded. The board recorded aye votes from Gary, Kim, Levi, Steve, Mister Dollard and Bill; the motion carried.
What presenters said: Tim Moore, a Lake Park resident who presented the project to the board, said the county contribution “leverages $900,000 and a $3,000,000 mark” and framed the county ask as a common requirement of CAT grants. Moore asked the board to consider the resolution as part of the city’s grant application process.
Votes at a glance (other formal outcomes during the meeting): the board also approved minutes from the Oct. 21 meeting, two stand-alone wire payments (interest and fee totaling $9,812.50 for Nov. 1, 2025), routine claims, several drainage repairs and a utility construction permit for Premier Communications. All were approved by recorded aye votes.
What’s next: The resolution ties the county’s contribution to Lake Park’s CAT grant application; Moore and city volunteers will continue fundraising and pursue grant announcements they said were pending. The board did not condition the contribution on additional county actions during the meeting.
Credits and sources: The account is based on remarks and the reading of Resolution 2025-30 during the Dickinson County Board of Supervisors meeting as recorded in the meeting transcript.
