About the Mullett Center
Dedication
The Howard G. Mullett Ice Center became a reality out of a son's devotion to his father in 1998. Donald Mullett of Hartland commissioned the center and donated it to the Arrowhead School District in the name of his late father, Howard.
Howard G. Mullett, past chairman of the Bradley Corporation and lifetime resident of the Hartland/Arrowhead lake area, held the philosophy that athletic competition teaches youth valuable lessons that can be drawn upon throughout life.
May all who use the center carry Howard Mullett's spirit of sportsmanship, fairness and teamwork.
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Special Features
501(c)(3) non profit charitable organization
1,300 Seating capacity
200' x 85' sheet of ice
Concessions, large lobby and storage areas
59,000 square ft building including the ice surface
Large Digital sponsor board over the ice
Aluminum Bleachers with overhead infrared heating system
Olympia Millennium E Battery ice resurfacer
Electric Zamboni ice edger
Computerized 24/7 building monitoring system to control air quality, air temperature, lighting, chiller package and desiccant dehumidifier
Reverse osmosis water treatment system which allows the ice to freeze at a higher temperature and enhances ice clarity
Main Users of the Mullett Ice Center include:
· Arrowhead High School Hockey
· AHS Physical Education Classes
· Arrowhead Youth Hockey
· Mullett Adult Hockey League
· Public Skaters
· Home School Groups
· Eisstock Club of Wisconsin
Youth programs are available for boys and girls. The ice center may be used for school outings, community skating parties and Scouting events. The ice center also serves as part of the physical education program at Arrowhead School District. The facility is owned by the Arrowhead School District and is operated by the Howard G. Mullett Community Board. The Mullett Center receives no funding from the school or from taxes and all profits go back into the improvement from to the facility.
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