Recent and historical donations to the Park and Recreation Department are listed below:

•  Dog Park: Funds for a new dog park have been given to the City by an anonymous donor.  The Park and Recreation Department will begin constructing the new park off of Century Avenue in the spring of 2012.  Check back for more information and photos.
• Picnic Area/Gazebo: Funds were donated by family and friends in memory of Anton "Satch" Duffek.  Construction began in 2011 and will be completed in the spring of 2012.  The picnic area and gazebo will be located off of the boardwalk.  Check back for more information and photos.
• Paved Paths at City Park West: Funds were donated by the Remington Foundation.  A path from Aurora Street to the shelter/restroom facility, as well as walkways to the bandstand and a gravel turn-around area for vehicles were constructed in the fall of 2011.  A path from Watson Street and a vehicle turn-around area wull be added near the shelter/restroom facility in the spring of 2012.  Click here  for a photo.
• Tree Plantings in City Park: Funds were donated by the American Transmission Company and Wisconsin Public Service.  Trees were also purchased through an urban forestry grant from the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources.  The trees were used to replace trees that were damaged due to storms and served as a part of the 2011 Arbor Day Celebration.  Click here  for a photo.
• Landscaping at Robin's Roost: Plantings done by Lil Tower, a member of the Antigo Garden Club.  Click here for a photo.
• Lights on Hudson Street Bridge: Donated by the Inland Lakes District and in honor of Terry Hubatch.  Click here for a photo.
• Bluebird Houses along the Springbrook Trail: Built by Alan Erickson of Larsen, WI.  Donated by Dan and Dianne Kretz.  Click here for a photo.
• Wood Duck Houses along the Springbrook Trail: Built and donated by Bob Piskula.  Click here for a photo.
• Peaceful Valley Warming House: The main source of funds were donated by the Stacek Family. The Antigo Optimist Club and the Community Association of Retirees also made contributions towards the project.  Click here for a photo.
• City Park Bandstand: Funds were raised by the community.  Click here for a photo.
• Rockin' Robins World Playground: Funds were raised by the community.  Click here for a photo.
• 9 Hole Disc Golf Course:  The City of Antigo Disc Golf Course was completed funded through donations from various local businesses:  C.A.R. Thrift Store, CoVantage Credit Union, H&R Block, Master Gas Service Company, Johnson Electric Coil Company, Servco FS, Buzy Bee Child Care, Antigo Optimist Club and Langalde Hospital.