Parks, Recreation & Cemetery Board

Meetings
  • 11:00 am
  • Second Wednesday of every month
  • Billings Community Center / PRPL Offices - Rooms 1 and 2 (unless otherwise noted on the Agenda)
  • 9 members, 4-year term
If you are interested.  Apply using the Parks, Recreation & Cemetery Board Application.
 
Agendas & Meetings
Agendas are available prior to the meetings.
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Minutes are available following approval.
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Members

Chuck Platt


Second term expires 12/31/24* 


Jim Rott

First term expires 12/31/25

  

Jami Clark

First term expires 12/31/24

    

Laura Drager

Second term expires 12/31/25*

  

Thom MacLean


First term expires 12/31/22


Mark Wahl - School District 2 Representative


Second term expires 12/31/22*

  

Lew Morris


Second term expires 12/31/24* 

  


Maia Dickerson


First term expires 12/31/24

   

 
Jon Thompson


First term expires 12/31/25

 
  
  
*Cannot be reappointed when term expires


Overview

Section 2-572-574


A parks, recreation and cemetery board is hereby created. The PRC Board shall consist of nine members who will possess the qualifications for office required for the office of Mayor and shall be appointed by the Mayor and the consent of the Council. At least one such member shall be a representative of School District No. 2.

The PRC Board shall serve in an advisory capacity to the City Council for the purpose of providing citizen input to the policy decision of the City Council. The primary responsibilities of the board are to review existing and proposed City policies and to review City department activities to ensure that City policies are being implemented and carried out.

Further, to report any shortcomings and to make recommendations to the City Council in the following and other related areas;
(1) establishment, acquisition, maintenance and management of City parks;
(2) establishment, acquisition, maintenance and conduct of playgrounds, swimming pools, baths, gymnasiums, recreation places, recreation centers and athletic activities within the City limits and within four and one-half miles for the City limits together with recommendations to the City concerning entertainment, plays, concerns and celebrations;
(3) cooperate with all other governmental and private agencies and entities in the development of recreational activities and opportunities within the City and surrounding areas;
(4) establishment, acquisition, maintenance and management of the City cemeteries.