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Current Volunteer Needs
Weeding needed at the following locations:
Lottes Park - Sign and sidewalk areas
Maywood Park - Sign
Bridge Rd Park - Sign & Landscaping bed
Winnequah Park - Shelter and playground bed
Oneida Park - Sign and shelter landscape beds
Ahuska Park - Sign and landscape beds around tennis courts
Volunteers are vital to the success of the city and county’s commitment to provide quality parks and recreation programs and facilities to our citizens. Volunteers not only provide invaluable support, but they also bring new ideas, energy, and a community perspective to the future of parks and recreation. We welcome your skills, time and energy. Whether you are an individual or group looking for a one-time event or an on-going project, we have an opportunity for you.
Weeding needed at the following locations:
Lottes Park - Sign and sidewalk areas
Maywood Park - Sign
Bridge Rd Park - Sign & Landscaping bed
Winnequah Park - Shelter and playground bed
Oneida Park - Sign and shelter landscape beds
Ahuska Park - Sign and landscape beds around tennis courts
Volunteers are vital to the success of the city and county’s commitment to provide quality parks and recreation programs and facilities to our citizens. Volunteers not only provide invaluable support, but they also bring new ideas, energy, and a community perspective to the future of parks and recreation. We welcome your skills, time and energy. Whether you are an individual or group looking for a one-time event or an on-going project, we have an opportunity for you.
Why volunteer?
Volunteering offers a variety of wide-ranging benefits. By volunteering at our parks, trails, sports fields, and recreation centers, you can:- Help build community.
- Ensure the continuing vitality and health of our beautiful parks and open spaces.
- Spend time in nature.
- Enhance work and life experiences.
- Meet new people, build lasting relationships and have fun.
What do I need to do?
- Check with the Parks & Recreation Office 222-4167 on current opportunities
- Fill out VOLUNTEER APPLICATION and return to the Parks & Recreation Office
Help maintain and beautify our parks!
One person can make a difference, and a group can make a world of difference. Volunteering in the parks can be simple and fun. Gather a group of friends or sign up as an individual. Tasks such as raking, picking up trash, or planting trees make such a difference in our beautiful Monona Parks! Volunteering in the parks is a great way to give back to our wonderful community. Every time you step back in that park you will know you made a difference!
2021 Parks Pride Day is Saturday April 23, 2022. Sign up here.
Parks projects will be listed throughout the year, or if you have an idea, contact Parks & Recreation Director Jake Anderson
One person can make a difference, and a group can make a world of difference. Volunteering in the parks can be simple and fun. Gather a group of friends or sign up as an individual. Tasks such as raking, picking up trash, or planting trees make such a difference in our beautiful Monona Parks! Volunteering in the parks is a great way to give back to our wonderful community. Every time you step back in that park you will know you made a difference!
2021 Parks Pride Day is Saturday April 23, 2022. Sign up here.
Parks projects will be listed throughout the year, or if you have an idea, contact Parks & Recreation Director Jake Anderson
Thank you for showing interest to volunteer as a Geese Mitigation Volunteer. It is our hope that your efforts
will help to move the geese from areas that are used by people and reduce conflicts and the amount of fecal
matter present within the play areas.
This is a trial program that we hope will have a positive and lasting impact. Your role as a volunteer is important and will be highly visible. Our intent is not to harm the geese, but to encourage them to move from the park area to other areas where they will be less of an impact. When engaging in these activities, you must keep the safety of the public, yourself and your dog as the highest priority.
If interested, contact Jake Anderson, Parks & Recreation Director, Janderson@ci.monona.wi.us
This is a trial program that we hope will have a positive and lasting impact. Your role as a volunteer is important and will be highly visible. Our intent is not to harm the geese, but to encourage them to move from the park area to other areas where they will be less of an impact. When engaging in these activities, you must keep the safety of the public, yourself and your dog as the highest priority.
If interested, contact Jake Anderson, Parks & Recreation Director, Janderson@ci.monona.wi.us