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Bremer County Conservation presents annual report; plans park upgrades and campground electrical work
Summary
County conservation director Andy Hopkinson presented the annual report listing education programs (10,000+ participants), completed projects (disc golf baskets, boat ramp, bridge replacement) and plans to upgrade campsite electrical service and gravel sites at North Cedar Park. The board accepted the report.
Andy Hopkinson, representing Bremer County Conservation, presented the department’s annual report describing staffing changes, 12 regular board meetings, completed maintenance and capital projects (disc-golf baskets at Northwoods, a boat ramp at North Cedar, building repairs and bridge work) and environmental-education reach of over 10,000 participants across school and public programs.
Hopkinson described planned work for the coming year, including tree-planting to replace ash trees lost to emerald ash borer, continuing brush removal at AF Miller Preserve with regional conservation corps support, and a proposal to convert campground campsites at North Cedar Park to 50‑amp electrical service with gravel pads (roughly 16–20 sites under consideration). The board voted to accept and place the annual report on file by voice vote.
