District 4 Alderperson
Bill Galvin
Green Bay
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Top issues during term (20)(Parks Rec)
Rotating sculpture program expansion and new public art installations
$90,000 in city funds goes to COZO Industries LLC for the sculpture.
$20,000 NEA arts grant program
No direct cost discussed; focus is on explaining that arts funds are earmarked and can't fund other services.
Flags on the Fox public art initiative
Heated equipment storage garage at the Park Shop
$115,245, funded by 2026 CIP bond funds.
Hello, Haiku! library poetry project
Make Music Day June 21
Roughly five microgrants proposed; the annual program membership was paid by the Weidner Center this year.
City Galleries exhibition program restructuring
About $900 a year, paid from existing public art funds — no new taxpayer money requested.
Community dinner social practice project and NOMAD mobile residency
Joannes Aquatic Center pool heater replacement
$104,868.50, covered by leftover 2024 and 2025 bond funds from completed Joannes projects — no new funding request.
Arborist classification flexibility
No cost figure given; the goal is faster hiring for a long-vacant position.
Train depot naming rights
Leicht Park shelter contingency funding
Up to $500,000 of TIF money could be tapped, though only for change orders and only if needed.
Bay Beach summer concert series
Parks staff reported increased concession and ticket revenue from last year's trial concerts.
AmeriCorps grant for MLK Day event
Adds $1,050 in grant funding.
Fruit and nut harvesting in city parks
None reported — no fiscal impact listed for the proposal.
JBS Subdivision & Park Phase 2 infrastructure completion
$207,486.90 in final contract payments for subdivision and park infrastructure.
Bay Beach premier parking fee
The fee adds $7 per day for drivers choosing premium spots; proceeds support park operations.
Leicht Memorial Park redevelopment — Phase II pavilion
About $4.96 million, covered by TID Five dollars plus a $250,000 state DNR grant rather than general tax revenue.
Black History Month recognition
Renard Island access easement
No cost to the city — the county covers maintenance of the easement area and carries the insurance.
Decisions during term (0)
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Voting record (0)(Parks Rec)
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