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Temecula reports 505 contract classes, about 8,000 participant visits in April; pickleball among top draws
Summary
Staff told the Community Services Commission that April saw 505 contract classes and about 8,000 participant visits, with many classes near capacity, growing senior participation, and summer registration launched April 28; commissioners asked about wait lists and fee changes.
Lisa Linton, representing the city’s contract-classes program, told the Community Services Commission that April was a busy month: the city hosted 505 contract classes with more than 8,000 participant visits and the summer/fall activity guide was distributed to residents and recreation centers. "Registration opened the Monday following on April 28 and was off to a great start," Linton said.
Commissioners asked how many classes filled and how many had wait lists. Linton said many…
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