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Litchfield Park & Recreation Commission records appointment, asks for volunteers for fireworks and concerts

Litchfield Park & Recreation Commission · June 1, 2026
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Summary

At its June 1 meeting, the Litchfield Park & Recreation Commission recorded the appointment of Dave as a regular member in Helen’s absence and the Director reported community events — a June 26 fireworks show and summer concerts beginning June 24 — asking for volunteer help; Fund 22 balance listed as $74,235.99.

Litchfield — Minutes from the Litchfield Park & Recreation Commission’s June 1, 2026 meeting record the appointment of Dave as a regular commission member in Helen’s absence and a Director’s Report calling for volunteers for upcoming community events.

The minutes state that “Gianni appointed Dave a Regular member in Helen’s absence.” The minutes do not record a motion or a vote tally for that appointment.

During the Director’s Report, the minutes list three calendar items: a Community Fireworks event planned for June 26 (volunteers asked to arrive by 5:30 p.m.), summer concerts beginning June 24 (volunteer support requested), and a rescheduled trip to Saratoga, New York on Aug. 13 with a 9:30 a.m. departure.

The commission’s Fund 22 balance was recorded as $74,235.99 as of May 21, 2026; the minutes indicate there was no further discussion of the operating budget at the meeting.

A two-page Capital Projects Updates attachment was noted under Infrastructure Updates; the minutes do not include discussion or detail about specific capital projects during the meeting.

Procedural business included approval of the May 4, 2026 minutes (Jon moved, Matt seconded; the minutes state the motion was approved) and a motion to adjourn (Jon moved, Bill seconded), after which the meeting ended at 6:50 p.m. The public comment period recorded no speakers.

The minutes use first names only for attendees and do not provide full names or titles for most participants; where the minutes omit vote tallies or other formal record details, the article notes that information as not specified in the minutes.