Transcript City of Orland Recreation Department 2014 Year Review Creating Community Through People, Parks, and Programs.

City of Orland
Recreation Department
2014 Year Review
Creating Community Through People, Parks, and Programs
Capital Improvements 2014
• Pool Renovations – 2014 phase done – 2015 phase in planning
• Spray Park – Complete
• Bihler Field – Bleachers , Scoreboard, & shade for seating
• Playground Upgrades – Heartland, Lely, Lolli Pop Land
• Community Center
• Benches at Parks
Youth Recreation Programs & Classes
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Youth Soccer Fall & Summer
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Youth Tee Ball
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2013 (55) vs. 2014 (45) = (22%) Decrease
Summer Camps
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2013 (32) vs. 2014 (35) = (9%) Increase
Music Monkeys Dance Class
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2014 (196) vs. 2015 (202) = (3%) Increase
Tiny Tots Tumbling
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2013 (115) vs. 2014 (90) = (27%) Decrease
Youth Basketball
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Fall 2013 (230) vs. Fall 2014 (279) = ( 21% )Increase
Summer 2013 (99) vs. Summer 2014 (184) = (85%)Increase
Sports (2), Mini Sports (2), Volleyball, Basketball
Flag Football, Tennis Camp, Cheer Leading Camp
Easter Egg Hunt
Approx. 1,200 kids participated
Adult Recreation Programs & Classes
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COED Softball – 2013 (15) vs. 2014 (17)
Men’s Fast Pitch – 2013 (10) vs. 2014 (12)
Adult Basketball – 2013 (20) vs. 2014 (17)
Volleyball – 2013 (8) vs. 2014 (4)
COED Softball Tournament – 2013 (15) vs. 2014 (13)
Joe Quail Tournament – 2013 (10) vs. 2014 (9)
Flag Football – Spring of 2015
Lean & Mean – Spring & Fall 2013 (30) vs. 2014 (40)
Cardio Kickboxing – Year Round (Average 10 per class)
Mason’s Cardio Boxing & Boot Camp 3 Sessions – (Average 20+)
Aqua Aerobics – Average 25
Golf Tourney – 10 teams
Family Bike Ride
Yoga
Senior Activities
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Yoga
Seniorsize
Lap Swim
Aqua Aerobics
Goals – chair volleyball, shuffle board, & senior exercise class.
Orland Pool
Private Pool Parties – 30 of the 31 available days were booked
Swim Lessons
Aqua Aerobics – average 25 participants a class
Orland Otters – roughly 24 hours a week and were extremely happy with the new renovations
Lap Swim
Under Water Hockey
Contract with OUSD –Swim Lessons for all third graders
Recreation Survey
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CITY OF ORLAND RECREATION SURVEY 2014 [Please complete and return to the City – thank you!] (Spanish on back)
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How do you hear about Orland Recreation programs?
Flyers Facebook City Website Newspaper Friend or Family
Other______________________
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What programs or activities do you or your family participate in? __________________________________________
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What are the age groups in your family? (circle all that apply)
4 – 10
11 – 15
16 – 25
26 – 40
41-55
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Is there any recreation activity that you would like Orland to start offering – or do more often? Please explain
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Did you or your family use the newly renovated City Pool?
Yes / No
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Did you or your family use the new Splash Pad?
Yes / No
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Did you or your family use the new Disc Golf course?
Yes / No
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Do you or your family use the Recreation Center?
Yes / No
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How often do you use the city parks?
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Are the recreation program prices reasonable?
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What would you like to see improved in the parks or recreation programs? ___________________________________
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OPTIONAL: Which of the following best describes your family race/ethnicity?
African American
Caucasian
Latino/Hispanic
Native American
Daily
2-3 times a week
Yes
55 & Up
Once a Month
Less often
No --Too Expensive / Too Cheap
How many children live in your household? _________ Do they participate in any City summer camps? Yes / No
Other: _____________________
Are recreation prices
reasonable?
What are the age groups in your
family? (Circle all that apply)
Yes
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No
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16-25 Yrs Old
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26-40 Yrs Old
41-55 Yrs Old
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56 & Up
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11-15 Yrs Old
Did you use the new Splash Pad?
Did you use the new pool?
40
4-10 Yrs Old
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20
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No
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No
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Recreation Survey Comments
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“Improve barbecue areas”
“More swings at all parks”
“Upgrade bathrooms at Vinsonhaler Park”
“Dance classes year round”
“More advertisement”
“New play ground equipment at Lolli Pop Land”
“All programs should be free to children”
“Stop making people that don’t use the park pay fees”
“Would like a well lighted walking area”
“Need a dog park”
“Remove Splash Pad”
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“We think the City and Recreation Dept. does quite well with
their programs”
“Nothing City Parks are fine”
“The no smoking in parks ordinance is awesome!”
“It’s a great program for the community, my kids love it”
“Staff, Refs, and camp instructors are great with the kids”
“We used the pool a lot”
“Pool was very nice for swim lessons”
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“Transportation for seniors around
town”
“Sewing classes”
“Dog training classes”
“Overall people are happy with
the programs we have, and
parks being well used. Just
need to get the word out more
about what we have at the
parks and Rec. Center,”
Recreation Commissioner
Karen Baldridge.
Recreation Comparisons
Current Prices
Basketball
Soccer
Tee Ball
Tumbling
Private
Swim
Lessons
Swim
Lessons
Private Pool
Parties
Daily Pool
Fees
$25(10)
2 Lifeguards = $45 hr
3 Lifeguards = $55hr
4 Lifeguards = $65 hr
$2
Corning
$20
$65-$85
$65(LL)
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X
$36
$36
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$25 (10)
2 Lifeguards = $38 hr
3 Lifeguards = $54 hr
4 Lifeguards = $70 hr
5 Lifeguards = $86 hr
NO
$65
$55(LL)
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$30 (10)
$60 per hour
$2
$35
$45-$85
$72(LL)
$40
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$35 (8)
NO
$2
$55-$65
$65-$75
$55(LL)
$85
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$35 (8)
NO
$1
$30
$75(LL)
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$21 (8)
NO
$1
$2
Willows
Red Bluff
Anderson
Gridley
Live Oak
Durham
Orland Before
Adjustment
Orland’s New
Prices
$30
$2
$41
$41
$41(LL)
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2 hours $100 + $3 per
person
3 hour $150 + $3 per
person
$35
$35
$40
$35
$45
$25 (10)
$10 per guard + $10
flat fee
$2/$1
$35
2 Lifeguards = $40 hr
3 Lifeguards = $55 hr
4 Lifeguards = $70 hr
5 Lifeguards = $85 hr
$2/$1
$40
$40
$50
$40
$55
Partnerships
• OUSD
– Roosevelt Field, Gymnasiums, Tennis Courts, Playgrounds
– Senior students who participate in programs for senior hours.
– 33 seniors for soccer and 12 for youth basketball
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Pop Warner Football
Little League Baseball
Little League Girl’s Softball
American Legion Baseball
MOU On Bihler Field
– American Legion $250, Baseball $250, Pop Warner $500, OUSD
Benefits of the Recreation Department
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Healthier people
Public Safety - kids involved
Positive, Fun, and Competitive exercise
Teamwork
Relationships with community
Goals
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Upgrade Vinsonhaler Bathrooms
Pool – bathrooms & slide
Community Center
Splash Park – recycling system for water
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Lights at all City fields
Scoreboards at Lely Park
Sports Complex
Hamilton City Hockey Rink?
Thank You
*Recreation Staff
*Orland Public Works
*City Hall
*OHS High School
*Recreation Commission
*City Manager & City Council