We do not stop playing when we grow
old ...
... We grow old when we stop playing. |
Parks and Recreation, a division of Leisure Services, prides itself on maintaining
the highest levels of service with regard to leisure-based programs
and facilities. Overall, the 100 full and part-time personnel of the
department manage 360 acres of land throughout the City, including 2
community-based recreation centers, 3 athletic facilities, 5
community parks, 5 neighborhood parks, 3 tennis facilities, 5
swimming pools and 3 nature preserves.
In addition, the Parks Division is also responsible for the
routine maintenance and enhancement of various roadway medians and
rights-of-ways, several retention areas and the exterior landscape
of numerous City facilities.
Within the Recreation Division, a highly motivated and creative
staff provides a wide variety of programs, events, and activities
for all ages, abilities and interests. |
