Parks Maintenance

2023 Hazelwood Park Maintenance

Hazelwood bridge has been repaired. A special thanks to Tom Schmaltz and Randy Jenkins for giving over 6 hours of their time. Many thanks to Don Adams who put in the buoys and ropes for the swim area and cemented the grill in place. The volleyball net is up. I also want to thank Tom Rose for removing all the old bridge wood. You four gentlemen are appreciated more than you know.  - Jan Ferencz

Side walk posts removed

The post that were at both ends of the stretch of side walk that goes between the fence by the pole barn have been removed. This was done because people with disabilities, either had a hard time getting by them and/or just plain could not get by them, thereby making getting through that area impossible for them... 

Notice: No motorized vehicles: i.e. No ATVs, snowmobiles, mini bikes, motorcycles, go carts, etc., are to go through that area.

Erosion at Moosehead Park

FYI: You May notice work going on at Moosehead Park... After two years and a lot of conversation, I have finally got Porath to start working on our Erosion project... The idea is to protect the outside 500’ feet of Moosehead Park that faces the main body of water... To stop the wave action from washing more and more of our shoreline away... 

June 26th, 2021 Update

Been a busy few weeks. Spent a few days picking up limbs and debris in the parks. All of the new picnic tables (7 out of 10) except three as of this writing have been placed in the parks and a few old wood tables were removed. The post that was down at Ridgewood Park was replaced with a new one a couple of weeks ago.

Today fixed a board that is in the beach area of Hazelwood Park and put up a new volleyball net. Will keep you updated on future progress.

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