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Parks & Recreation reports youth participation, launches RecDesk and PALS summer program
Summary
Parks & Recreation presented participation numbers across youth sports, announced a soft launch of the RecDesk registration system and unveiled 'Patrick County PALS'—a July summer program for special‑needs children.
The county’s Parks & Recreation department reported participation figures for youth sports and announced new services and summer programming at the Board of Supervisors meeting. Staff summarized seasonal team and participant totals and said the department has done a soft launch of RecDesk, an online registration and scheduling system.
Parks & Rec noted multiple sports seasons and participation counts across soccer, flag football, tackle football and basketball. "So the total number of basketball teams we have for 2025 to 2026 was 35 with 319 participants," the department presenter said, and provided comparable figures for other leagues. The department also announced Patrick County PALS, a four‑day summer camp for special‑needs children scheduled for July 13–16, where each child will receive a pal for the duration of the camp.
Officials said RecDesk will eventually allow citizens to reserve county locations and manage registrations online; the department asked supervisors to promote participation and attend events.
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