Board of Park Commissioners of the Washington Township Park District Regular Meeting
The board reviewed and authorized the financial and investment activity for the prior month. Key business items included the approval of the Cost Sharing and Joint Project Agreement for the Iron Horse Trail and the authorization for the Executive Director to sign documents related to the MOT-Centerville Station Road project. Additionally, the commissioners engaged in discussions regarding the economic impact of parks, potential research into solar energy, upcoming community events, and feedback regarding public engagement and staff performance.
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Board of Park Commissioners of the Washington Township Park District Regular Meeting
The meeting involved the seating of a commissioner, the administration of the oath of office, and the selection of board officers for the upcoming year. The board reviewed and authorized the financial and investment activity for the months of March and April 2026. A resolution was approved to apply for an Ohio Department of Natural Resources NatureWorks grant to support playground and accessibility upgrades at Activity Center Park. Additionally, commissioners discussed various community and operational topics, including public events, shade surveys, EV charging station usage, and park safety.
Mar 10, 2026·Board meeting
Board of Park Commissioners of the Washington Township Park District Regular Meeting
The board discussed and authorized financial and investment activities, approved a resolution to apply for grant funding for streambank restoration at Grant Park, and adopted revisions to the Personnel Policy. Additionally, the board approved purchase orders for new playground amenities at Rosewood Park, a one-year renewal for lawn care services, and the acquisition of a new fleet truck. Finally, the board declared several pieces of equipment as surplus for trade-in or auction and discussed the potential for establishing a community garden.
