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Parks staff: Kleckner Park turf installation set, $20,000 grant to fund amenities

City of Green Parks and Recreation Board · March 5, 2025
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Summary

Parks staff told the March 5 board that Kleckner Park turf installation is scheduled for March 10 weather permitting, the department received an additional $20,000 grant for amenities including an adaptive playground and pavilion, and several capital projects (bus garage/storage, prefab restrooms) are underway or out for bid.

Valerie, speaking for Parks & Recreation staff, told the City of Green Parks & Recreation Board that Kleckner Park's turf installation is scheduled to begin March 10, weather permitting, and that the department has secured an additional $20,000 grant intended for amenities such as an adaptive playground and a pavilion.

Valerie said the department is managing a joint project with the school district for a bus garage and storage building that includes restrooms to serve Koechner; that project is currently out for bid. She also said a prefabricated restroom at Creek Bomb remains in the capital budget and that utilities work is in progress.

On programming and events, Valerie highlighted a March 20 free film presentation with commentary by a local film professor and an adult evening "egg hunt" planned for April 18 as a trial special event; the department is coordinating with local businesses for refreshments. She said the preschool program is selling out each month and that day-camp enrollment is filling quickly.

Valerie noted staff and volunteer coordination to support youth sports groups and said Parks staff will work with organizers on scheduling, AED compliance and use of the new core facility as it comes online. No formal capital funding decisions were made at the meeting; staff asked the board to continue outreach and to monitor bids and schedules as projects progress.

What happens next: staff will monitor bids for the bus garage/storage project, proceed with Kleckner turf installation weather permitting, and follow up with organizers on AED placement and scheduling.