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Friends of Wilderness Park praise Lincoln-area park during public comment
Summary
Friends of Wilderness Park representatives addressed the board to distribute materials and highlight the park's ecological, historic and recreational value; commissioners thanked the group for their stewardship.
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Adam Hints, executive director of Friends of Wilderness Park, and the group's president, Kirsten Hyberger, addressed the board during the public comment period on June 2 to distribute materials and describe the park’s recreational, ecological and historical values.
Hints said Wilderness Park is Lincoln's largest park, is owned by the county and managed by the city, and noted the park’s historic features and weekend visitor use. Commissioners thanked the speakers and acknowledged the group’s contributions to maintaining the park.
No formal action was taken; the remarks were received during the public-comment segment of the meeting.

