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City of Haltom City Annual Budget, FY 2020
                                                                                        General Fund




           PARKS AND RECREATION

           Senior Center
                 Continued the Friends Helping Friends Transportation Program and provided rides to and
                  from the Senior Center.
                 Hosted monthly pool tournaments with friends from other centers.
                 Several partnerships between Senior Center and vendors to provide resources/programs
                  to participants:
                      o  Tarrant Area Food Bank
                      o  UNT Health Science Center
                      o  Medical City North Hills
                      o  Texas A&M Be Well
                      o  Katten & Benson & McGee Elder Law firms
                      o  AARP Safe Drivers Classes
                 Holiday Arts & Crafts Sale – 38 vendors/raised $950.
                 Thanksgiving Holiday meal – 224 served by City staff and community sponsors.
                 Christmas Holiday meal – 207 served; turkeys given to Center members (funded by HCPD
                  & HCFD).
                 Annual Baked Potato Supper raised $1,895.
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                4  Annual Burgers & Bingo fundraiser for Friends Helping Friends Transportation Program
                  raised $4,438 and was a sold-out crowd.

             Objectives of FY2020


               PARKS
                 New restroom at Pecan Park
                 Install all-access playground at Haltom Road Park.
                 Add new parking lot at the Veterans Memorial.
                 Continue 2  phase of Veteran’s Memorial at Haltom Road Park which will include a brick
                              nd
                  fundraiser for the Walk of Freedom and gazebo.
                 Upgrades to Buffalo Ridge park including new trail markings/signage, lighting, emergency
                  call stations, restroom, replacement of old playground.
                 Begin work on infrastructure at North Park/NEO.
                 Begin implementing park improvements as outlined in new Master Plan.

               RECREATION
                 Increase programming offered at recreation center by offering more classes and new times.
                 Increase revenue by adjusting the center hours to stay open longer on Saturdays for more
                  rentals.
                 Complete fitness room renovations.
                 Save on cost for ID badges by switching to key tags for access to the gyms.

               SENIORS
                 Provide 20,950 meals for Senior Center.
                 Add 42 new members to the Senior Center.
                 Move into newly renovated Senior Center.





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