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Town and county review Parks & Recreation joint-powers agreement, weigh population split vs. jurisdictional capital allocation
Summary
Staff presented a Parks & Recreation cost-of-service analysis showing net operating costs around $4.7 million and proposed approaches (population-based net operating split vs. jurisdictional capital allocation), with the rec center generating roughly $2.9 million in revenue and a FY27–31 capital forecast near $19.8 million.
Town and county staff briefed the joint boards on a Parks & Recreation joint-powers agreement (JPA) review, presenting a cost-of-service analysis, proposed funding splits and governance options. Staff said no action was requested at the meeting; the purpose was to provide common data, answer clarifying questions and give each jurisdiction time to consider alternatives before returning with recommendations.
Tyler Florence, Parks & Recreation director, and finance staff presented the FY26 cost-of-service figures. Staff reported total net operating costs of about $4.7 million (expenses minus revenue) and a recreation net operating cost of roughly $2.7 million. Florence said the rec…
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