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Commission hears pushback on Polka Days camper fees; discusses reservation fees and park addresses

Pulaski Parks & Recreation Commission · May 13, 2026
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Summary

Pulaski Polka Days organizers reported community pushback on camper fees; commissioners also discussed whether to charge for green space reservations, confirmed park addresses, and heard a public request to apply for picnic bench grants.

During new business May 13, Wayne Wood of the Pulaski Polka Days Committee told the commission the event committee had received significant pushback regarding camper fees. Commissioners did not change any fee policy at the meeting but discussed the concern and noted it for future planning.

The commission also reviewed and confirmed park and facility addresses: Polka Ground and the Village shop are at 419 E Pulaski St.; the KC building and adjacent green space are at 429 E Pulaski St. Commissioners debated whether green-space reservations should carry a fee. Chairperson Stephanie Rodgers asked for a volunteer group to meet and propose reservation policies and fee options.

In public comment, Stacey Von Busch asked for permission to move forward with a grant application for picnic benches. Commissioner Adam Winkler raised an operational question about who would cover costs if porta-potties are damaged; no definitive policy or fiscal decision was recorded. The meeting adjourned at 7:51 PM after a motion by Shannon Beyersdorf, seconded by Ernie Allen.