Summary
Rec & Parks brought in nearly $1.9 million in revenue and costs taxpayers about 2.15% of the city budget. The committee pushed for more data — dollar costs per program, revenue goals, and accurate lifeguard staffing numbers — and asked about expanding child care and keeping Stanton Center open.
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Last discussed Apr 21, 2026.
Impact analysis
Rec & Parks costs city taxpayers about $4.3 million net, roughly 2.15% of the city's total budget.
Residents who use Pip Moyer, Stanton Center, pools, camps and child care programs.
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