Grand Island, Neb. — The future of Camp Augustine in Grand Island is starting to take shape, and the architectural firm Big Muddy Workshop is helping the city craft that future.
On Monday, May 6, the city will be holding an open house for the public to view informational drawings, ask questions and provide suggestions of what they’d like to see
happen with the land.
Courtesy/City of Grand Island
The open house will be held in the basement of Grand Island City Hall in the Community Meeting Room from 4-6 p.m. City Hall is located at 100 East 1st Street in downtown Grand
Island.
The city purchased Camp Augustine and took ownership of the property in November of 2023. Currently, Grand Island has invested more than $2.1 million in Camp Augustine, and
the next step in the acquisition is to seek public input.
The open house will not only be informative for those who attend, but officials with Big Muddy Workship also hope to collect community input on how the Camp Augustine property
should be repurposed for public use.
