Capital Improvements

Replaced old and faded light pole mounted neighborhood ID signs with new signs highlighting the Magic Grove sculpture.

Initiated concept planning for a new, permanent performance stage in the park. Obtained cost estimates for two alternatives. Due to the sizable estimated costs and unreasonable demands of MPS, no further action has been taken on this project.

Organized the neighborhood’s annual spring plant sale in partnership with the City and Minors Garden Center.

Purchased two pickle ball nets to be used in conjunction with newly painted pickle ball courts in the tennis court area.

Creation and dedication of a new Playground (Received the 2018 Mayor’s Design Award).
Additions to the Enderis Park Playground Phase 2 (Added west gate entrance to the Splash Pad, benches and mulching).
Little Free Library Dedicated to the literacy effort by former Alderman Michael Murphy.
Additional Landscaping at the 68th street and Center Street Monuments.
Annual Maintenance of the green spaces at the 68th Street Monuments, Triangle Park, the 67th Street cul-de-sac, Burleigh Street and Squirrel Park.
Encouraged City and MPS to resurface the Tennis Courts and better maintain the Volleyball Courts in Enderis Park.
Replacement of Soccer Goal Nets enjoyed by youth teams and families.
Purchase of additional Portable Tables and Tents for events in the park.
Upgrade of Enderis Park Electric Box for concerts and other events.
Ongoing connection and and Collaboration with the Milwaukee Public Schools Recreation Department, Alderwoman Sharlen Moore's office, MIlwaukee Police Department, Milwaukee Fire Department and other city officials to address and resolve neighborhood concerns.
Participation in Neighborhood WatchProgram and Crime and Safety Meetings.
Connection with BOZA- Milwaukee Zoning Board Monitoring and Action.
Maintaining Positive Landlord and Business Relations within the Enderis Park Neighborhood.