On Tuesday May 7, 2024 at 6pm, the Osceola Skatepark Committee with be presenting our plan for the skatepark. You can view that presentation here, or join in person! The meeting is open to the public.
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About The Project
For well over a decade, the residents and friends of Osceola have dreamed of a skatepark, and it's time to make that dream a reality! With very few options in the area, our quickly growing skate community is left without a space to call their own. Quality skateparks, designed and built by skateboarders, are places for creative expression, discovery, community, conversation, and health.
It truly takes a village to bring this type of project to life, and if anyone can make it happen, it's the amazing and motivated people of Osceola. Let's finish what we started!
**The exact location of the skatepark is 409 4th Ave on the SW corner of Oakey Park. A design concept provided by Primary Concrete will be up for review by the Planning Commission on 5/7.
It truly takes a village to bring this type of project to life, and if anyone can make it happen, it's the amazing and motivated people of Osceola. Let's finish what we started!
**The exact location of the skatepark is 409 4th Ave on the SW corner of Oakey Park. A design concept provided by Primary Concrete will be up for review by the Planning Commission on 5/7.
Make A Donation
Help us reach our goal of $200,000! A quality skatepark, designed and built by skateboarders, is worth every single penny. Any amount helps. Spread the word and share with your friends, families, coworkers, and strangers!
Donate via Credit Card online
Donate via Check to Osceola Skatepark. Mail to 805 N Cascade St, Osceola, WI 54020
Donate cash in one of our in person drop boxes in The Looking Glass, Valley Wine & Spirits, or The Chocolate Gnome
Donations are tax deductible through our 501(c)3 parent org Osceola Main Street Program.
Donate via Credit Card onlineDonate via Check to Osceola Skatepark. Mail to 805 N Cascade St, Osceola, WI 54020Donate cash in one of our in person drop boxes in The Looking Glass, Valley Wine & Spirits, or The Chocolate GnomeDonations are tax deductible through our 501(c)3 parent org Osceola Main Street Program.
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