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Parks, recreation and aging services report record participation and new facilities plans
Summary
Parks & Recreation and Aging Services told supervisors they added programs and saw participation grow by 72% in aging programs and an 11% increase in youth sports, while staff outlined improvements at Simona Lake, new trails and volunteer support to manage growth.
Parks and Recreation Director Paul Chapman and leaders of the county’s advisory commissions gave the Board an update on programs, participation and capital projects in parks, recreation and aging services.
The Aging Services advisory commission, chaired by Linda Handy, reported a record year: 13,833 participants in 241 activities and a 72% increase in participation year over year. Handy highlighted the Essex Center, the senior expo, produce distribution and renovation…
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