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Spring Grove committee weighs security cameras for Pierce Park pickleball area

Parks Committee, Village of Spring Grove · July 28, 2026
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Summary

Committee members said they are researching security cameras for the Pierce Park pickleball courts and asked staff to draft a camera policy; pickleball rule signs were ordered. Police Chief Mike Niedzwiecki and the village attorney (Attorney Puma) were named to prepare policy language for a future board meeting.

Committee members discussed researching security cameras specifically for the Pierce Park pickleball area and debated whether cameras would be required across other parks, noting cost as a consideration. The minutes state that "security cameras are being researched for the pickleball area of the park, members discussed if there would be a need for cameras in all the parks and the cost." Pickleball-court rule signs have been ordered while policy details are developed.

Police Chief Mike Niedzwiecki and Attorney Puma were identified in the minutes as the staff and counsel who will work on a camera policy to be presented for approval at a future board meeting. The committee did not approve a policy at this meeting and left next steps to staff and legal counsel to return with recommended language and potential cost estimates.