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Pulaski Community Park grant denied; lacrosse organizers press for permanent home
Summary
Commissioners said a recent grant application for Pulaski Community Park was unsuccessful; Justin Rasmussen, representing lacrosse interests, urged the commission to explore options for a permanent lacrosse field and asked the commission to return funding ideas at the June meeting.
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The Pulaski Parks & Recreation Commission learned May 13 that a grant application for improvements at Pulaski Community Park was not awarded, and commissioners asked members and the public to propose alternative funding approaches ahead of the June meeting.
Justin Rasmussen, identified in the minutes as “Justin from Lacrosse,” told the commission he would like to see lacrosse given a permanent home in Pulaski. Rasmussen and commissioners discussed potential locations within Community Park, including lawn and pond-adjacent areas, but no site or funding plan was chosen.
Commissioners asked residents and commissioners to bring funding and design ideas to the June meeting. The commission did not take formal action to secure a site or funding; staff were asked to compile suggestions and return options for further discussion.
