North St. Paul Parks & Recreation Commission Meeting - 3/25/26
Thursday, March 26, 2026
Open Meeting Law requirements
Public data practices and transparency
Managing potential conflicts of interest
Gift laws for public officials
Roles and authority of the City Manager
City procurement and purchasing policy
Votes (2)
Adopt the agenda
PassedVoice vote
Moved by Not specified · Seconded by Not specified
Approve the minutes
PassedVoice vote
Moved by Not specified · Seconded by Not specified
Notable Quotes (3)
If someone can be suspicious of what's happening, we're sort of already seeding some ground we don't want to.
TransparencyJustification for rigid Open Meeting Law adherence.
Any four people in one place having a discussion about city business, that's a meeting.
GovernanceExplaining the definition of a quorum and Open Meeting Law.
I would really urge you to to try your best to keep communications about parks and wreck items to meetings and your city email.
Data PracticesGuidance on managing data requests and personal privacy.
People (3)
Jack BrooksbankCity Attorney
Presenting training on governance and public transparency laws to the Parks and Rec Commission.
Sarah ZaratkaStaff
Facilitating the meeting, roll call, and tracking commissioner event attendance for compliance.
BrianCity Manager
CEO-like role managing city employees and daily operations.
Places Mentioned
North St. Paul
Events & Meetings (1)
- Parks and Rec Commission Meeting (undated)