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Leisure Services presents summer participation numbers; top resident priorities include splash park and pool
Summary
The city’s interim leisure services director reported 3,000 summer camp participants — up more than 200 from last year — and survey results showing residents’ top priorities: a splash park, community pool, senior trips, indoor pickleball and swimming programs; the department outlined program and partnership goals for 2025–26.
Shannon Schafer, interim leisure services director, briefed the commission on Sept. 2 about the department’s summer programs and the results of the annual leisure needs survey used to guide programming and budget priorities.
Schafer said leisure services ran three months of summer programs that included about 3,000 summer-camp participants (roughly 200 more than the previous summer), 247 animal encounters, 646 animal visits and 197…
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