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Little Canada proclaims Parks & Recreation Month, lists July events
Summary
Mayor Tom Fischer read a proclamation for Parks and Recreation Month; Assistant City Administrator Laura Linehan announced an open house on July 14, a free mini yoga session and Music in the Park on July 15, an Ice Cream Social on July 30, and Night to Unite registration.
Mayor Tom Fischer read a proclamation declaring Parks and Recreation Month at the start of the July 8 meeting. Assistant City Administrator Laura Linehan shared a series of community events planned for July and reminders about resident services.
Linehan invited residents to an interactive open house on July 14 at City Hall to discuss early concepts for the property at 2828 Condit Street. She listed July 15 activities at Thunder Bay Park — a free mini yoga session from 5:30 to 6 p.m. followed by Music in the Park from 6 to 8 p.m. — and noted the Ice Cream Social scheduled for July 30 from 6 to 8 p.m. Linehan also reminded residents that Ramsey-Washington County's food-scrap pickup program is available and that Night to Unite block-party registration is open on the City website.
The council did not vote on Parks and Recreation items during this meeting; announcements were informational and aimed at community engagement.
