Beyond signing petitions and volunteering, you can directly influence the decision-makers who will determine if our aquatic center proposal moves forward. Here's how to make your voice heard.
These actions directly reach the Park District officials who make development decisions
The Park District Board of Commissioners has the authority to approve aquatic center development proposals. Contact them to express your support.
Brad Wilson, Executive Director of the Naperville Park District, plays a key role in advising the board on major decisions like aquatic center development.
Send a professional, respectful email expressing your support for the 50-meter pool project.
We've prepared a sample email you can customize and send to make your outreach more effective.
The Board will receive public comment regarding non-agenda topics in person or via email before the scheduled start time of the meeting.
Email: mkula@napervilleparks.org (Board Secretary Marissa Kula)
Voice Mail: (630) 848-3509
Time Limit: Up to three minutes per speaker
Deadline: Before scheduled meeting start time
Non-agenda topics: Submit before meeting start time
Agenda topics: Comments allowed when item is considered
Comments will be: Read aloud or played during the meeting
Your physical presence at board meetings sends a powerful message about community support. Even if you don't speak, your attendance is noticed and impactful.
Fort Hill Activity Center
20 Fort Hill Dr, Naperville, IL 60540
Mark your calendar for these critical meetings
The more supporters who attend, the stronger our message becomes
Make your voice heard with maximum impact
Be Personal: Share your own connection to swimming or aquatic activities
Include Your Address: Show you're a Naperville resident and voter
Be Specific: Mention the 50-meter pool and community benefits
Stay Professional: Use respectful, courteous language throughout
Prepare in Advance: Write out key points and practice your 3-minute speech
State Your Name: Begin with your name and neighborhood
Tell Your Story: Share why the pool matters to you personally
Thank the Board: Acknowledge their service and consideration