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Board approves MCAS summer feeding sites and schedule

Michigan City Parks and Recreation Board · April 15, 2026
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Summary

The Parks Board approved Michigan City Area Schools' summer feeding program running June 224July 24 at selected parks, with staff saying site selection is based on daily participation statistics and noting possible expansion to Patriot Park will be considered.

The Michigan City Parks and Recreation Board on April 15 approved the Michigan City Area Schools (MCAS) summer feeding program for June 2 through July 24, which provides free meals to children under 18 at selected park sites.

Staff said site selection is driven by participation statistics; this year27s listed parks are Tall Timbers, Water Tower, Joe Hawkins and Cleveland behind the Michigan City Police Station. During public comment Tommy Kov urged adding Patriot Park to serve rural families; MCAS staff said Patriot Park had not previously been used and that site choice reflects participation data, but staff said they would consider the suggestion.

MCAS representation at the meeting was noted in the packet as "Britney Rodriguez, Michigan City Area Schools food services director," while a speaker at the meeting identified herself as "Chef Brady Rodriguez, the new food service director for Michigan City Area Schools." The transcript contains both names; the board accepted the program request and carried the motion.

What happens next: MCAS and parks staff will confirm site schedules and participation reporting ahead of the June program start.