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Committees approve renewed contract with Pringle Nature Center
Summary
Kenosha County committees approved a contract extension with Pringle Nature Center, a nonprofit partner that provides nature programming and contributes to park stewardship; members praised the center's programming and impact on park visitation.
Kenosha County’s parks staff described Pringle Nature Center as the primary nonprofit steward at Willet County Park and recommended continuing its operating contract. The presenter said Pringle runs widely used nature programs, supports homeschool participation and helps maintain the prairie and other park assets.
Committee members praised Pringle’s work. One supervisor summarized local impressions by saying the property and prairie are well maintained and that the center draws significant foot traffic. The committees moved and approved the contract extension for Pringle Nature Center without substantive amendment.
Parks staff noted the procurement followed an RFP process and Pringle was the only applicant; the contract was updated from the prior agreement with clarifying language but remained materially similar to the prior relationship. The resolution will proceed to the county board for final approval.
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