Deputy Director of Facilities and Operations at Highland Park Park District
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A 10-year capital improvement plan for the Park District of Highland Park covering fiscal years 2026 through 2036. The plan provides a strategic framework for prioritizing infrastructure investments across outdoor sports, indoor sports, recreation facilities, and park amenities, balancing stewardship, well-being, and efficiency to guide long-term capital projects and operational improvements.
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The board meeting agenda included various administrative and operational items. Key topics included the authorization of an ordinance for the conveyance or sale of surplus personal property, policy changes to the employee handbook regarding payroll distribution, and a resolution to grant a temporary construction easement to the City of Highland Park for a bridge replacement project. The board also reviewed bills and payroll disbursements.
The Regular Meeting agenda included a Consent Agenda featuring approvals for various items such as several sets of previous meeting minutes, Resolution 2026-01 authorizing the purchase of electricity for Park District facilities, approval of Change Order 19 for fire alarm coverage for the Club Pickle and Padel project, updates to multiple sections of the Employee Handbook, approval for electrical gear upgrades at Centennial Ice Arena, mechanical pump/motor replacements at Hidden Creek AquaPark, and the purchase and installation of a geothermal HVAC unit at Rosewood Interpretative Center, as well as approval of bills and payroll totaling $2,283,265.42. Unfinished Business covered the Master Plan Update, approval of concessions license agreements, change orders for the West Ridge Community Center, and the 2026 Devonshire Park Playground Refresh. New Business included updates from the Parks Foundation, Board Committees (Climate Task Force Annual Report), and a Director's Report highlighting upcoming events. The Board also conducted a Public Hearing for the 2026 Budget and later convened in Closed Session to discuss real estate acquisition, minutes review, and potentially take action from the closed session.
The primary agenda for the regular meeting included consideration of numerous consent items, such as the approval of several committee meeting minutes and various resolutions and change orders. Key resolutions approved included authorizing the purchase of electricity for district facilities, approving a change order for fire alarm coverage at Club Pickle and Padel, approving updates to numerous sections of the Employee Handbook, and approving capital expenditure requests for electrical gear upgrades at Centennial Ice Arena, mechanical pump replacements at Hidden Creek Aqua Park, and a geothermal HVAC unit at Rosewood Interpretative Center. Unfinished business covered the Master Plan Update, approval of concessions license agreements, and approval of change orders for West Ridge Community Center fire alarm revisions and a playground refresh. New business included updates from the Parks Foundation, Board Committees, the Climate Task Force, and the Director's Report, which highlighted upcoming district events.
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