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FY 2024-25 APPROVED OPERATING BUDGET
                                                       General Fund
                                         Parks and Recreation – Athletic Programs
                                                        100-312-006

               Division Description
               The Parks and Recreation Athletic Programs Division is committed to providing a safe, fun, and competitive
               learning experience through leagues, classes, and camps. The division fosters strong working relationships and
               partnerships with local school districts, civic groups, co-sponsored youth associations, and other entities to offer
               quality athletic programming to the community. Additionally, the division organizes local, state, and national
               tournaments that bring players and spectators to Grapevine, generating significant economic impact for the City.

               FY24 Division Accomplishments
                     Hosted a total of 38 events for soccer, baseball, and softball tournaments, with 4,113 games and 3,122
                       teams.  In addition, 515 GBS recreation games were hosted.
                     Successfully hosted the Travel Sports World Series events, navigating challenges posed by park and street
                       closures due to flooding.
                     Revisited GBS operations in preparation for the season, adjusting Coach Looks to better align with the
                       evolving needs of the league.
                     The GBS Spring 2024 season featured the largest number of teams to date, with 67 teams participating.
                     Began streamlining the background check and ID badge process, making it more efficient for processing
                       over 250 volunteers each season for GBS.
               FY25 Division Goals and Objectives
                     Provide a safe, fun, and competitive learning experience through leagues, classes, and camps.
                     Foster working relationships and partnerships with local school districts, civic groups, co-sponsored youth
                       associations, and other entities to deliver high-quality athletic programming to the community.
                     Organize local, state, and national tournaments that attract players and spectators, contributing to the
                       economic impact of the City of Grapevine.


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

                Personnel                                         225,466           204,267           203,286           217,285           236,796
                Supplies                                          109,706           123,903           135,800           135,528           152,500
                Maintenance                                           1,216                  308               2,000               1,996               2,200
                Services                                          322,182           318,608           375,400           374,649           376,000
                Capital Outlay                                            -                   -               7,300               8,602               5,300


                Total                                             658,570           647,086           723,786           738,061           772,796














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