Fiscal Year 2019 Budget
Beginning July 1, 2018 and ending June 30, 2019
Last updated:
4/11/18
Parks & Recreation Administration
The Administration Program provides administrative, financial, and personnel support for all departmental units. This program is also responsible for monitoring MOAs, contractual arrangements, licensing of major park facilities, coordination of community-based organizations, solicitation of corporate sponsorship, and communication with the public.
Christopher Cook, Commissioner, Organization 300100
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Parks & Recreation Administration - Appropriations
title | FY16 Expenditure | FY17 Expenditure | FY18 Appropriation | FY19 Adopted | Inc/Dec 18 vs 19 |
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Personnel Services | 2,064,092 | 2,157,919 | 2,127,083 | 2,266,102 | 139,019 |
Contractual Services | 709,380 | 547,090 | 539,374 | 470,701 | -68,673 |
Supplies & Materials | 38,326 | 27,012 | 28,050 | 121,050 | 93,000 |
Current Chgs & Oblig | 475,898 | 430,990 | 438,978 | 411,405 | -27,573 |
Equipment | 54,394 | 43,668 | 77,729 | 69,129 | -8,600 |
Other | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
Total | 3,342,090 | 3,206,679 | 3,211,214 | 3,338,387 | 127,173 |
Parks & Recreation Administration
Performance Goals
Goal:
Committment to contributing to the livability of our city and providing access to our open spaces. Consistent with Mayor Walsh's Parks First agenda: Access, Equity and ExcellenceMeasure | FY16 Actual | FY17 Actual | FY18 Target | FY19 Target |
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Attendance at Parks Department organized events | 74,784 | 69,918 | 70,000 |