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Board approves May 4 minutes; hears summer pool and carnival reports

Parks and Recreation Board · June 1, 2026
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Summary

The board moved and seconded to approve minutes, then reviewed pool staffing and attendance (10–12 lifeguards on a typical day; one manager per day), a staff appreciation event, and a $4,900 carnival expense with a reported break‑in during the carnival.

At the start of the meeting the board moved and seconded to approve the minutes from May 4; the chair asked for assent and members indicated approval (the transcript records verbal assent but no roll‑call tally).

Staff gave a detailed update on pool operations: managers work one per day, lifeguard staffing runs about 10–12 on a given day, and concession staffing is typically four people per day. Staff reported a peak attendance day that exceeded 525 patrons and said rainy‑day closures are posted on Facebook; board members asked staff to send text notices as an alternative for members not on Facebook.

The board also discussed summer programming and an internal staff pool party to kick off summer (staff may bring a guest), and reviewed a carnival expense of $4,900 placed into a nonreverting fund. Members described a break‑in at the carnival where a trailer was burgled and merchandise was stolen, and noted two police officers patrolled the event. No additional formal actions on carnival funding were recorded in the transcript.

Board members closed by praising staff for ongoing summer work and confirming the next meeting date as July 6 (the meeting will be canceled if there is no business).