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COMMUNITY SERVICES

                                                    110 GENERAL FUND
                                                       0774 AQUATICS






                       MISSION STATEMENT


                       The Aquatics Division mission is to provide responsive services and
                       effective programs to ensure that Hurst remains a vibrant community.



                       DIVISION DESCRIPTION


                       The Aquatics Division is responsible  for the planning, promotion, implantation, and
                       evaluation of various seasonal activities and programs held at the Central and Chisholm
                       Aquatics Centers. These activities and programs include public swim, Learn-To-Swim
                       classes, facility rentals, and special events.


                       PRIOR YEAR RESULTS & ACCOMPLISHMENTS


                         •   Public Swim Attendance was 47,776.
                         •   Learn-To-Swim Program (LTS) participation was 1,602.
                         •   Number of LTS classes offered was 408.
                         •   Percentage of LTS classes reaching capacity was 95%.
                         •   Number of operating days was 91.
                         •   Number of days reaching capacity was 1.


                       FUTURE INITIATIVES


                         •  To improve the aquatics experience through the Central Aquatics Center
                          renovation project.
                         •  Continue to improve the Heritage Village year round Senior Swim Program.


                       GOALS, OBJECTIVES & PERFORMANCE MEASURES

                       Council Priorities:
                        Public Safety              Innovation
                        Economic Vitality          Redevelopment
                        Infrastructure             Leadership

                       Goals:
                         •   Be proactive in meeting cultural, educational, recreation, and historical needs.






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