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Votes at a glance: La Crosse Park Commissioners approve minutes, CIP, fundraisers and grants

Board of Park Commissioners · February 19, 2026
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Summary

At its Feb. 19 meeting, the La Crosse Board of Park Commissioners approved the meeting minutes, the 2027–2031 capital improvement plan, several special-event permit fundraisers (Myrick Park parking fundraiser, Maple Leaf Run, '30 for Freedom'), authorized an RTP grant application, and accepted a $42,600 DNR award for a Veterans Freedom Park fishing pier; all motions passed unanimously.

The La Crosse Board of Park Commissioners recorded a series of unanimous votes during its Feb. 19 meeting.

The board approved the prior meeting’s minutes (motion by Commissioner Kirsch, second by Commissioner Littlejohn; recorded vote 8–0). The board also approved the 2027–2031 capital improvement budget (motion by Commissioner Olsen, second by Council Member Weston) after corrections to funding-source labels.

On special events and fundraisers, the board approved a Central Conservation (doing business as Nature Place/Wisconsin Conservation Corps) fundraiser to collect parking fees at Myrick Park June 5–6, with fees matched to UWL’s parking structure ($10 per vehicle; $20 for oversized vehicles). Members also unanimously approved the Maple Leaf Run/Walk at Riverside Park (Sept. 26, 2026) and the 30 for Freedom event at Chad Erickson Park in April 2026 after staff noted and promised to correct a date typo in the permit.

The board passed a resolution authorizing the department to apply for a Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources Recreational Trails Program (RTP) construction grant (the grant is an 80/20 match and staff said the department has already surpassed the 20% match). The board also approved acceptance of a Wisconsin DNR award of $42,600 toward the Veterans Freedom Park fishing pier.

All motions on the agenda passed by unanimous voice vote; specific tallies were recorded only for the minutes (8–0).