I am a Parks and Rec guy. I currently work for a local government agency providing suburban parks and trails. As a young teenager, I was hired by the City of St Louis Park to work in Parks and Recreation — my first job. My passion for our parks and the outdoors began with these experiences, leading me to a career in local government with an environmental agency.
I believe our community is designed to provide access to and opportunities for us to experience the outdoors, providing each of us with a social and economic benefit. It is our responsibility as a community to preserve our parks and natural resources for generations to come.
From water quality to urban forestry to invasive species management – a comprehensive commitment to environmental sustainability will only increase the vibrancy of the Park. We are fortunate to have the network of Parks and Trails we all enjoy in our community. I look forward to ensuring an even better tomorrow for the next generation of St. Louis Park to enjoy the wonders of nature in our suburban environment.
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Further, I am excited about the opportunities that alternative modes of transportation pose to the Park and our region. We have a robust network of regional trails that provide for recreational and transportation alternatives that promote vibrant communities. To that end, I believe it is in St Louis Park’s best interest to ensure accessibility to the regional trail system, giving our residents additional choices in getting to work or having a good time.
Remember to vote Gregg Lindberg for City Council on November 5th. Polls will be open from 7:00 a.m. to 8 p.m. Want to know more? Visit www.GreggLindberg.com, or give me a call at 952-920-0650.