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Kettle River council green-lights Fun Fest planning, playground repairs and snowmobile club storage container

Kettle River City Council · February 10, 2026
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Summary

Council approved planning for a Kettle River Fun Fest and the City barbecue, accepted a playground stabilization volunteer plan, and granted the Snowmobile Club permission to keep a 40-foot storage container for five years.

At the Feb. 10 meeting the council approved several community events and facility requests.

Wanda Berthiaume told the council a volunteer with equipment can stabilize playground equipment; the City will buy rubber safety matting (Wanda to determine required size) and staff noted pea rock must be removed. Berthiaume proposed a Kettle River Festival on Aug. 1, 2026; she said it would be family-oriented, educational and that proceeds would go to the Kettle River community. She noted the Barnum football team has volunteered to help and that she needs to form a 501(c)(3) and secure insurance and City permission to use the property.

Council unanimously approved planning for a Kettle River Fun Fest and also approved holding the City barbecue May 2, 2026, 11 a.m.–2 p.m. in KR Kids Park (with a move to the Legion Building if weather requires).

Mark Peters, representing the Kettle River Snowmobile Club, asked to place a 40-foot storage container next to the club building. The council voted unanimously to allow the club to keep the container on the east side of the building for five years.

The council also discussed other summer events already on the calendar, including Kettle River National Night Out (Aug. 4), Ma & Pa Kettle Days (Aug. 7–9) and the Carlton County Fair (Aug. 13–16). Several motions related to community events and donations were passed by unanimous vote.

No direct quotations appear in the available transcript for these items; motions and approvals were recorded in the minutes.