Curtis Baker

The meeting included discussions and updates on various programs and events, including youth volleyball, basketball, soccer, and baseball/softball/t-ball. Plans for a modified Daddy Daughter Date Night were discussed. Updates were provided on the Tomato Festival, the approved budget, the Community Events/Media Coordinator position, JFK Park improvements, social media efforts, the Tree City USA application, and the City Building/Senior Center operations. The Senior Center report covered closures, newsletters, drive-through lunches, and vaccination efforts. The Reynoldsburg City School report mentioned hybrid learning and winter sports. Other business included updates on new program offerings, Rodebaugh Road Park, non-sports programs, the Polar Plunge, and skate park repairs.

The meeting covered elections for the chair, vice chair, and secretary positions. Discussions included updates on youth soccer, baseball, softball, and T-ball programs, as well as upcoming events like Arbor Day and Plant Reynoldsburg. The commission addressed JFK Park improvements, Chapter 971 Municipal Parks, skate park improvements, and the Huber Park Stream/Erosion Control Grant. Updates were provided on the senior center and Reynoldsburg City School reports. The commission also discussed potential names for the new Rodebaugh Road Park and staffing challenges.

The Reynoldsburg Parks and Recreation Commission meeting covered various topics including the wrap-up of spring sports, registration for fall youth soccer and flag football, and preparations for the July 2 fireworks display and parade. Updates were provided on nature programming, the Music on the Cul-de-sac event, the Farmers' Market, and Food Truck events. The commission discussed the success of Safety Town, upcoming Movie Nights, and ongoing JFK Park improvements. Budget planning for 2022 was initiated, and senior center rentals were mentioned. The commission also discussed skate park improvements, the new Rodebaugh Rd Park, and potential collaboration with Columbus for Brice Rd. The need for volunteers for the Tomato Festival was highlighted, and a SWACO grant application for recycling containers was discussed. Reports were given on the Senior Center and Reynoldsburg City Schools. The commission also considered adding storybook trails to parks and reviewed the Tree Commission's suggestions.

The meeting included discussions on the importance of a Tree Commission, a review of the Tree Ordinance, and updates on various youth programs and events such as volleyball, basketball, soccer, baseball/softball/T-Ball, Father Son Adventure Night, Mother Daughter Night, Men's Basketball, and Easter Bunny events. Updates were provided on JFK Park and Skate Park improvements. The approval of the Tree City USA application was announced. A report from the Senior Center was not given, and the Reynoldsburg City School report included information on students returning to school and a potential levy on the ballot. The naming of the New Rodebaugh Road Park was discussed, with Woodruff Park being a favored option.

The meeting included discussions and updates on various programs and events such as youth volleyball, basketball, soccer, baseball/softball/t-ball, and adult kickball, as well as nature programs. JFK Park improvements, skate park improvements, and the Blacklick Creek & Trail project were reviewed, including grant funding and erosion issues. The commission discussed Tree City USA re-application, the 2022 budget, staffing pay, senior center operations, Civic Park planning, the Heirloom publication, school reports, Brice Park development, registration software, the Mel Clemens Community Service Award, and a SWACO grant for recycling signage. The meeting also touched on potential names for the New Rodebaugh Road Park.