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Culture/Recreation/Education

               Goal 1: Provide Activities, Educational Opportunities, and Services that Meet the Needs of the
                                                        Community
                         Objective 1: Develop and Implement Programming Based on the Needs of the Community
                          Project                  Performance Measure(s)                 Department(s)
             Core  ACTIV – Active Adult Center   •  Number of Participants     Parks & Recreation
             CRE                              •   Customer Surveys
             1.1.2                            •   Revenue Generation to Maintain
                                                  the Program
             Summary:
                                                                             ACTIV Quarterly Update
             ACTIV officially opened to the public on March 26,
             following a three-day soft opening held March 20–22.    100,000
             ACTIV is on the west side of Arlington and will cater to
                                                               80,000
             the active adult population. The facility allows
             considerable expansion to the already high level of    60,000
             senior-centric events offered by the Parks and
             Recreation Department. In addition, ACTIV offers    40,000
             private rentals and various year-round programs such
             as fitness classes, league play, art classes, educational    20,000
             classes, cooking classes and more.
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             Update:                                                    1st Qtr  2nd Qtr   3rd Qtr   4th Qtr
             ACTIV continues to thrive as a premier destination for
             the 50+ community, with membership growth and
             engagement in health and wellness programs                      Gate Count  Scans   Revenue
             surpassing expectations. This increasing demand
             underscores the Center’s role as a vital resource for   Rental and Revenue Performance
             older adults seeking active and connected lifestyles.   Rental usage and income have steadily increased since April:
                                                                •   April: $1,650 from 9 bookings
             Program Expansion & Fitness Capacity               •   May: $3,132.81 from 21 bookings
             To meet the ongoing surge in interest, we expanded   •  June: $7,494 from 7 bookings
             class offerings and converted The Elm into a dedicated   Key spaces utilized include Post Oak Hall and the
             low-impact fitness space, now accommodating up to 50   Social Lobby, contributing significantly to revenue
             participants. Despite the additional classes, popular   gains.
             sessions continue to fill within 1-2 hours of monthly
             registration release, emphasizing sustained demand.   New Fitness Classes Added:
             We have implemented a “3 strike” policy, requiring   •  July: Line Dance, Functional Strength (2x), Mindful
             participants to cancel in advance or face a one-month   Meditation, Beginner Country Line Dance
             registration hold, in an effort to improve attendance   •  August (Planned): Chair Exercise (T/Th), Functional
             and class access.                                      Strength (Fri), Yoga (Evenings & Sat), Strength
                                                                    (Saturdays), Belly Dancing (Sat)



















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