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Parks staff report enrollment gains, staffing and payment system issues in Q4
Summary
Deputy director Tina Dela Rosa told commissioners the department saw growth in swim enrollments but staffing limits and a credit-card system change reduced fitness membership counts; seasonal events and partner programs continued to attract participants.
Department staff told the Parks and Recreation Commission on Aug. 14 that the department’s fourth-quarter (FY 2024–25) recreation report showed mixed results: growth in some swim and camp programs, but staffing challenges and a payment-system transition that temporarily reduced fitness membership counts.
Tina Dela Rosa, deputy director of parks and recreation, said aquatics enrollment grew in April and May and that nearly 1,400 people enrolled across learn-to-swim and related programs in the period. "There was almost 1,400 people enrolled during this period, across all age groups," Dela Rosa said. But she…
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