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Ross Recreation reports enrollment gains, program expansion plans
Summary
Recreation Manager Maureen Borthwick told the council that Kids Club Afterschool and the Happy Hive program have grown, with increased enrollment and program revenue; councilmembers praised staff and noted community support helped sustain afterschool care.
Recreation Manager Maureen Borthwick presented an update on Ross Recreation, describing its mission to support physical, mental and social development and listing recent accomplishments. She highlighted growth in Kids Club Afterschool and the Happy Hive program, noting increased enrollment and program revenues and outlining planned initiatives through fiscal year 2026.
Council members thanked Borthwick and her staff; Mayor McMillan said she recalled the program nearly being canceled some years ago and noted it is now "surging and thriving." Mayor Pro Tem Robbins recognized Elizabeth Brekhus for her advocacy to keep afterschool care available in Ross. No action was required.
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