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Beavercreek parks department warns of $400,000 shortfall; senior center hours cut Aug. 29
Summary
Beavercreek parks staff told the Parks, Recreation & Culture Board on Aug. (reported at the meeting) that rising costs and a failed 0.49-mill levy have produced roughly $400,000 in capital shortfalls, and announced an immediate reduction of senior center evening and Saturday hours.
Beavercreek parks staff told the Parks, Recreation & Culture Board on Aug. (reported at the board—meeting) that inflation and a failed 0.49-mill levy have produced roughly $400,000 in cumulative capital shortfalls over 2024—26 and will force program and service reductions, including reduced senior center hours beginning Aug. 29.
At a meeting with the board, Erin, parks staff member, said the shortfalls break down to about $250,000 for 2025 and another $150,000 projected for 2026, and added, "That $400,000 represents about 13% of our budget." The division is planning to balance the gap by eliminating remaining capital funding, pursuing increased revenue from fees and revenue-generating programs, and reducing or eliminating some community events and maintenance operations.
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