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Parks and Recreation outlines programs and reports Valentine’s Dance profit
Summary
Parks and Recreation Manager Melissa Stathakopoulos reviewed upcoming events and programs, and Recreation Supervisor Breann Loughran reported the Valentine’s Day Dance drew more participants, 11 volunteers, and produced $2,550 in ticket sales and a $557.22 net profit.
Parks and Recreation Manager Melissa Stathakopoulos told the Lathrop Senior Advisory Commission on Feb. 12 that the department’s programming "serves residents of all ages, from youth to seniors," and highlighted the 2026 Special Events Calendar and upcoming Poet Laureate workshops.
Recreation Supervisor Breann Loughran thanked the commission for support and described the Valentine’s Day Dance as successful, saying "the event was a success, with attendees appearing to enjoy themselves," and noting that buffet-style food service streamlined operations.
Commissioner Crowder reported that 11 volunteers helped staff the dance, that participation increased by about 20 people compared with prior events, and that staff secured 14 raffle prizes. Parks and Recreation Manager Melissa Stathakopoulos presented the event's financial summary: ticket sales of $2,550, total revenue of $3,047, and a net profit of $557.22.
The items reported are informational; no policy changes or additional funding requests were recorded at the meeting. The commission's next procedural step will be the subcommittee's planning of the fundraiser dinner, which may involve Parks and Recreation staff.
