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Wheaton Park District
Driving range improvements.
Posted Date
Jun 18, 2026
Due Date
Jul 14, 2026
Release: Jun 18, 2026
Wheaton Park District
Close: Jul 14, 2026
Driving range improvements.
AvailableWheaton Park District
Park pickleball & tennis lights project.
Posted Date
Jun 10, 2026
Due Date
Jun 24, 2026
Release: Jun 10, 2026
Wheaton Park District
Close: Jun 24, 2026
Park pickleball & tennis lights project.
Wheaton Park District
Golf club HVAC project.
Posted Date
Jun 8, 2026
Due Date
Jun 24, 2026
Release: Jun 8, 2026
Wheaton Park District
Close: Jun 24, 2026
Golf club HVAC project.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Wheaton Park District
The board discussed several topics, including recreation department presentations, the annual comprehensive financial report, and the approval of various expenditures such as turf grass chemicals for the Arrowhead Golf Course. Additionally, the board approved a safety policy, a change order for the Northside Park Sediment Basin dredging, and an installation agreement for golf technology at the driving range. A permanent easement agreement with the City of Wheaton for sidewalk infrastructure was also authorized, and staff reports were presented on district events, facility maintenance, and park usage statistics.
The Board meeting included a presentation for an Eagle Scout candidate, public input regarding carnival safety concerns, and the approval of the consent agenda. The Board discussed and approved ordinances for intergovernmental agreements, a final change order for the Northside Park project, and a contract for the Lincoln Marsh floating boardwalk project. Additionally, the Board received updates on the Central Athletic Center development, the Seven Gables pathway replacement project, and reviewed financial policies and the comprehensive annual financial report for the previous fiscal period.
The board meeting agenda included a presentation regarding the values committee, the acceptance of the 2025 annual comprehensive financial report, and the approval of purchases for turfgrass chemicals for the golf course. Key business items addressed were the adoption of a safety policy, procedures, and crisis management plan, the approval of a change order for the Northside Park sediment basin dredging project, and authorizing attendance for a commissioner at a national recreation conference. Additionally, the board considered a lease and installation agreement for a golf club driving range project and the approval of a permanent easement agreement with the city for sidewalk development. The meeting also included reports from staff departments and a closed session to discuss personnel, property, and litigation matters.
The board conducted annual elections for president, vice president, executive director, secretary, and treasurer. They appointed liaisons to various foundation boards. Additionally, the board approved a finance policy, the disposal and sale of personal property, the renovation concept for the Cosley Zoo exhibit, and shoreline stabilization projects at Aten Park. Contracts were awarded for North Side Park lagoon sediment dredging and fleet vehicle purchases. Staff presented the annual report for the zoo and provided metrics on seasonal employment and facility utilization.
The Board of Commissioners discussed several agenda items, including the election of officers and liaison appointments, as well as new business involving finance policies, the disposal of personal property, exhibit renovations at the Cosley Zoo, and various infrastructure projects such as streambank stabilization and lagoon sediment dredging. The Board also reviewed proposals for fleet vehicle purchases, pool chemical procurement, and alcohol service permissions for zoo and museum events. Additionally, staff reports were presented on operational areas and closed session items were addressed.
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