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West Bend City Council approves community events and fee waivers for summer activities

March 01, 2024 | West Bend City, Washington County, Wisconsin


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West Bend City Council approves community events and fee waivers for summer activities
The West Bend Parks and Recreation Commission held a productive meeting on February 23, 2024, approving a series of community events that promise to enhance local engagement and recreation opportunities. Among the highlights was the approval of ten events, including a new adult softball tournament, which is expected to generate revenue for the West Bend Athletic Association.

The commission greenlit the Friends of Parks and Recreation event at the beer garden, alongside the West Bend Athletic Association's Adult Softball Tournament scheduled for June 20-23 at Quast Creek. This tournament marks a shift from previous youth-focused events, allowing adults to participate and support the athletic association's operations.

In addition to these events, the Downtown West Bend Association received approval to host the Farmers Market at Old Settlers Park from May 18 to October 26. This popular market will provide residents with access to fresh produce and local goods throughout the summer and fall.

Another exciting addition is the "Music on Maine" series, also organized by the Downtown West Bend Association, which will take place at Old Settlers Park from May 30 to September 5. This series aims to bring live music to the community, fostering a vibrant atmosphere in the downtown area.

The West Bend Little League's Father's Day tournament, set for June 14-16, was also approved, utilizing multiple local parks without incurring fees due to existing agreements with the baseball and athletic associations.

The meeting concluded with a discussion on donations, highlighting contributions from local businesses such as West Bend Mutual Insurance Company, Delta Defense LLC, and Dielectric Manufacturing Inc., all supporting the upcoming Dirty Ninja Mud Run for kids. These donations reflect the community's commitment to fostering youth activities and enhancing recreational offerings.

Overall, the decisions made during this meeting underscore the commission's dedication to providing diverse recreational opportunities that cater to the interests of West Bend residents, promoting community involvement and enjoyment throughout the year.

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