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Operational Plan

Minnedosa Parks and Recreation

DEPARTMENT GOAL, MISSION, & VISION 

  • Our Goal: The Department of Parks and Recreation’s goal is to provide opportunity for everyone to participate in recreation and leisure, along with ensuring mental and physical safety of all participants.  

  • Our Mission: The Parks and Recreation Department's mission is to deliver positive programs and services to enhance the quality of life for our residents and surrounding communities.  

  • Our Vision: The Parks and Recreation Department strive to maintain and develop our trails and parks to provide more opportunity for our users. We look to use recreation and leisure to ensure a sense of belonging to all members of the community. 


OUR LOCATIONS 

  • Minnedosa Community Conference Centre 

  • Minnedosa Pavillion 

  • Sunrise Credit Union Centre 

  • River’s Edge

    • Bike Park  

    • Dog Park 

    • Frisbee Golf  

    • River's Edge Walking Trail

  • Minnedosa Soccer Pitches 

    • South Soccer Pitch

    • North Soccer Pitch

    • Minnedosa Beach Soccer Pitch

  • Minnedosa Baseball Diamonds

    • Glennis Scott Diamond 

    • Southwest Diamond 

    • Richardson Pioneer Diamond 

    • Northwest Diamond 

  • Lions Lookout Tower 

  • Walking Trails 

    • River’s Edge Recreation Park  

    • Flag Walk 

    • Oxbow Trail 

  • Playgrounds 

    • Elks Playground at the Beach 

    • Kinsmen - Beach 

    • Kinsmen Playground North West 

    • Lions Playground 

    • SouthWest Playground 

    • Tanner’s Crossing Park 

  • Minnedosa Campground 

  • Minnedosa Beach

  • Florence Bold Memorial Spray Park


Rec Governance Committee 

  • Mark Blais 

  • Grant Butler 

  • Ken Cameron 

  • Ron Carr (RM)

  • Craig Pearson (RM)


INDIGENOUS ENGAGEMENT 

We aspire to have inclusive and diverse programming, along with including opportunities to learn through land-based learning. We look to build enough diverse programming, that Indigenous community members feel there is opportunities for them within our community.  


ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT 

The Parks and Recreation department work hard to make decisions, strategies and processes with the environmental impact in mind. We look to build sustainable and environmentally friendly facilities, along with having programs that aren’t harmful. We work hard to dispose of everything properly and safely.  


INCLUSION 

The Parks and Recreation department work hard to make decisions, strategies and processes with inclusion and accessibility in mind. We work to build programs and different options that are accessible and inclusive to all.