The Board conducted a meeting that included the swearing-in of new Public Safety police officers. Significant business items included the reassignment of Legacy and Modernization grant funds for regional trail projects, receiving the third-quarter 2026 public safety incident report, and amending the 2026 Asset Management Plan to facilitate Starry Stonewort treatments. The Board also reviewed and authorized various land easements for the Bryant Lake Regional Trail, adopted 2027 operating budgets for multiple golf courses and lake facilities, and approved the sale of 2026 General Obligation bonds. Furthermore, the Board authorized regional trail winter use permits and scheduled a public hearing for the upcoming 2027 General Fund budget.
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The Board discussed various business items including the reassignment of Modernization Grant funds, amendments to the Crow River Regional Trail cooperative agreement, and a new cooperative agreement for the Diamond Lake Regional Trail with the City of Medina. Other topics included a trail crossing permit for the Bryant Lake Regional Trail, amendments to an Accesso contract, the second quarter financial status, a cooperative agreement for the Nine Mile Creek Regional Trail, and a consultant contract amendment for the Eagle Lake Regional Trail. Current business focused on natural resource management, legislative consultant services, authorization to issue 2026 general obligation bonds, and 2027 budget planning. Additionally, the Board conducted a closed meeting for the superintendent's performance evaluation.
Jul 16, 2026·Board meeting
Three Rivers Park District Regular Board Meeting
The board meeting featured the presentation of two MRPA Awards of Excellence, the adoption of a resolution of appreciation for an outgoing staff member, and a report from the Superintendent covering natural resource maintenance and water quality improvement projects. Routine business included the review of a public safety incident report, the approval of several Metropolitan Council cooperative and license agreements for regional trail construction and reconstruction, the authorization of various 2026 legacy funding grants for park and trail improvements, and the approval of consultant change orders for regional trail feasibility studies.
May 21, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Three Rivers Park District Regular Board Meeting
The board addressed several business and administrative items. Key actions included adopting a resolution of appreciation for a retiring employee and acknowledging recent donations. The board approved cooperative agreements with Scott County for trail reconstruction at Cleary Lake Regional Park and with the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources regarding the St. Albans Bay Shore Fishing Site. Additionally, the board amended the 2026 Asset Management Plan to incorporate new grant funding for natural resources management and sustainability planning. Other business included awarding construction and administration contracts for pedestrian bridge replacements at Elm Creek Park Reserve, renewing a facility lease, amending a service agreement for water quality improvements at Sochacki Park, and receiving a first-quarter financial status report.
