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FY 2024-25 APPROVED OPERATING BUDGET
                                                       General Fund
                                              Parks and Recreation – Aquatics
                                                        100-312-005

               Division Description
               The Parks and Recreation Aquatics Division is dedicated to promoting water safety for both youth and adults by
               providing opportunities for community education and training. The division is also responsible for offering a diverse
               selection of aquatic fitness opportunities for individuals of all abilities and ages. In addition, the division manages
               quality aquatic facilities that foster a sense of community and encourage "kids of all ages" to enjoy the health
               benefits of aquatic play year-round.

               FY24 Division Accomplishments
                     Aquatic Manuals Update: Reviewed and updated the aquatic manuals, ensuring they were finalized for staff
                       orientation in May.
                     Delegation of Duties: Formalized the delegation of duties by position, helping to evenly distribute the
                       demands of the division between the two coordinators.
                     REC Plaster Replacement and Sauna Renovation: Successfully completed the plastering of the REC pool
                       and the renovation of the sauna, enhancing our facility for all visitors.
                     Competition Success: Achieved 1st and 4th place at the North Texas Guard Games, demonstrating
                       excellence in our aquatic programs.
                     Successful Events: Hosted two highly successful events, Christmas in July and the Circus Swim, which
                       were both well-attended and enjoyed by participants.
                     Media Coverage: Secured media coverage for the World’s Largest Swim Lesson, increasing awareness of
                       our programs.
                     Swim Lesson Participation: Registered over 400 swim lesson participants, fostering skill development and
                       safety within our community.
                     Life-Saving Action: Successfully resuscitated a 4-year-old boy at Dove Waterpark, showcasing the life-
                       saving skills of our staff.
               FY25 Division Goals and Objectives
                     Promote water safety for both youth and adults by providing community education and training
                       opportunities.
                     Offer a diverse range of aquatic fitness opportunities suitable for individuals of all abilities and ages.
                     Provide high-quality aquatic facilities that foster community engagement and encourage "kids of all ages"
                       to experience the health benefits of aquatic play year-round.

                                                              2021-22   2022-23    2023-24    2023-24   2024-25
                EXPENDITURES BY OBJECT                         Actual    Actual    Budget    Estimate  Approved

                Personnel                                       1,209,056        1,300,617        1,302,280        1,009,853        1,348,701
                Supplies                                           193,927           207,749           180,000           179,640           207,500
                Maintenance                                          16,025             31,962             20,000             19,960             20,000
                Services                                             99,080           101,108           120,000           119,760           144,000


                Total                                           1,518,088        1,641,436        1,622,280        1,329,213        1,720,201










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