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Board adopts updated Parks and Recreation fee schedule; Woodward operations to end in 2026
Summary
Stanislaus County approved fee adjustments for Parks and Recreation — including modest reservation and cancellation increases, a new $100/hour filming fee, tiered event deposits and a $10 per carload increase for the annual fireworks show — and noted the county will cease operating recreation at Woodward Reservoir after 10/15/2026 due to license termination by South San Joaquin Irrigation District.
The Stanislaus County Board of Supervisors conducted a public hearing and approved an ordinance updating the Parks and Recreation fee schedule effective Dec. 19, 2025. Tara Chumley, director of Parks and Recreation, outlined the adjustments and rationale.
Key changes include a $1 increase to online reservation fees, a $5 increase to reservation cancellation fees, new day‑use…
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