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Summer camp enrollment down about 120; staff weigh additional hires

Freehold Township Parks and Recreation Commission · April 22, 2026
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Summary

Superintendent Sue McGough reported enrollment for the township's summer camp is down about 120 children compared with last year; 10 CITs were promoted and staff requested permission to hire 10 more if numbers rise.

At the April 22 meeting the Freehold Township Parks and Recreation Commission heard that summer camp enrollment is down by about 120 children from prior levels, a shortfall staff said could affect hiring needs.

Superintendent of Parks and Recreation Sue McGough told the commission that 10 CITs from last year were promoted and that staff "would like to hire 10 more," but are awaiting whether enrollment increases before moving forward. The minutes record the enrollment decline and the staffing proposal as part of new-business discussion.

Commissioners did not take a formal vote on additional hires at the meeting; staff said they will monitor registration numbers and report back if hiring becomes necessary. The change in enrollment could affect staffing plans and camp capacity ahead of the season.