Business Plan 2023
The City of Cranbrook
MISSION STATEMENT
Cranbrook strives to be a progressive community, enhancing the quality of life enjoyed by citizens through the delivery of program and service excellence while fostering a business-friendly climate.
Values
TRANSPARENCY
We are accountable to those we serve, and we will ensure that we communicate and engage with our citizens on important decisions wherever possible and appropriate.
INTEGRITY
We hold ourselves and our staff to the highest standards of personal conduct and treat one another and the public with respect and dignity.
INNOVATION
VISION
The regional hub of the Kootenays, provides a unique lifestyle and the best place to call home.
Table of Contents
City Overview ................................................................
Canadian Rockies International Airport
Corporate Services and Information Technology
Cranbrook Public Library
Engineering and Development Services
We take a creative and forward-thinking approach to decision-making with the future of our community in mind.
SERVICE EXCELLENCE
We are committed to ensuring that our citizens receive high quality and timely municipal services.
RESPONSIVENESS
We listen carefully to the concerns and priorities of our citizens to ensure that our plans align with community needs. We will communicate regularly with those we serve so they understand why we make the choices we do.
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Financial Services .....................................
Fire and Emergency Services
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Human Resources PAGE 14
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Public Works
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Recreation and Culture ..................... PAGE 18-19
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Organizational Overview
2023 High Priority Strategies
GOOD GOVERNANCE
Improved trust between Council and administration
• Trust is ongoing
• Completed review of Cuff Report and implementation of recommendations
Updating organization chart and identify vacant positions and gaps
• Completed organization chart and new structure implemented in December 2021
• Revisiting priority-based budgeting
Reviewing and adopting a draft reserve and surplus policy based on principles of effectiveness, transparency, and city sustainability
ROBUST ECONOMY
Creating an online presence that provides a streamlined process for accessing city services
• City website updated and Economic Development website launched alongside Data Portal
THRIVING COMMUNITY
• Completion of the Downtown Revitalization master plan
ENVIRONMENT
Creating a Water Quality and Supply master plan
• Completed and being brought before Council in 2023
City of Cranbrook
• Reserve and Surplus Policy approved in July 2020 and Reserve Funds Establishment Bylaw adopted by Council in June 2021
Organizational Charts, December 1, 2021
City of Cranbrook
2024 Strategic Plan
City of Cranbrook Organizational Chart
Mayor & Council
Mayor & Council
Council is finalizing a new Strategic Plan for 2023 - 2026. Each Council’s Strategic Plan extends into the first year of the next Council term to allow for budget and business plan continuity.
Executive Assistant Mayor and CAO
Executive Assistant Mayor and CAO
Chief Administrative Officer Director Engineering & Development Services
Director Engineering & Development Services
Chief Administrative Officer
Director Finance Director Fire Services Director Human Resources
Director Recreation & Culture RCMP Corporate Services Team
Organizational Charts, December 1, 2021 Director Public Works
Director Public Works
Director Finance Director Fire Services Director Human Resources
Director Recreation & Culture RCMP Corporate Services Team
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Organization Charts to be implemented for positions and reporting changes. Actual filled will be by budget
Canadian Rockies International Airport
MISSION STATEMENT
To serve the region by becoming the airport of choice and to provide the City of Cranbrook with a safe, friendly, clean, efficient, and profitable airport with a local sense of place.
2023 Work Plan
• Dump Truck and Plow Purchase dump truck and plow to replace 1980 Mack truck.
• Airfield Lighting and Guidance Signs
Replace airfield lighting with LED, replace cabling, transformers and air side guidance signs.
• Replace Staff 21 Pick-up Truck
• Replace SMI Snow blower Existing 1984 snow blower will be at end of service life.
• Airport Security Cameras & Software
Replace obsolete and dysfunctional security cameras and support software, while increasing the number of cameras throughout the building and add cameras to the exterior.
• Airport Terminal Building (ATB) Accessibility Audit/Updates
Complete accessibility audit of ATB and implement recommendations.
• ATB Tourism & Advertising Infrastructure
Install tourism kiosk and add infrastructure for additional advertising spaces.
• Sliding Doors Replace sliding doors in ATB. Replace drive motors, bells, rollers and pulleys due to end of service life.
• Condition Assessment of Airport Water & Sewer System Assess condition of Airport water/sewer system as the system is 50 years old (installed in 1972).
• Energy Improvements Replace fire hall furnaces and thermostat. Upgrade wash bay lights to LED. Replace maintenance building exterior lights and thermostats.
• Charging Station Install 10x level 2 electric vehicle chargers.
• Parking App Replacement to HotSpot
Replace existing parking app (Way-to-Park).
The diversity of activities within each day of running the airport makes for a stimulating work environment.
Daily duties include the performance of a multitude of physical inspections and maintenance, communications and general management that vary with the seasons. At Canadian Rockies International Airport (YXC), we operate a robust Safety Management System, from simple checks to operational guidelines and directives, process guidance, risk analysis and mitigation, investigations, and quality assurance. Other daily responsibilities include business partner and customer communications, marketing and service development, financial planning and management, project management and customer service.
With nineteen tenants operating a wide variety of businesses, the airport has most of the daily activities and needs of a tiny community, ranging from building, grounds, roads/runways, water system and HVAC system maintenance to Food and Beverage concessions and Lease Management. Operating within Federal Regulations, exceeding regulatory compliance while growing strong relationships with airlines and business partners is core to our success. As a key catalyst for the economic growth and diversification of our entire region, the airport’s vision includes an expanding domestic and international market through a continued focus on air service development and the sustainability of air service providers.
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City of Cranbrook| Page 5 Financials 2023 BUDGET Revenue AIRFIELD ........................................................... 1,409,489 RENTALS ................................................................. 83,878 AIR TERMINAL BUILDING ..................................... 129,525 GROUND SIDE ...................................................... 744,024 SERVICE FEES & SUNDRY ................................... 232,949 Expenses AIRPORT MANAGEMENT 1,038,662 ADMINISTRATION 208,455 OPERATIONS 817,517 OTHER 30,000
Corporate Services
MISSION STATEMENT
Corporate Services is a professional and proactive team that is dedicated to enhancing partnerships, programs, and systems for the community and the corporation.
2023 Work Plan
CORPORATE SERVICES
• Strategic Planning Session
• Community Housing Corporation Study
• Recreation and Culture Service Review
• Social Development Program Coordinator
• Update Communications Strategy
• Update Social Media Governance and Recording & Retention Policies
• Develop ‘How To Access City Information’ public education campaign
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• Backup and Disaster Recovery
• Wireless Network Upgrades
• Device Management
• Hybrid Work Environment
• Secure Access Service Edge
Corporate Services
Self Managed Team
Corporate Services provides a number of key functions to help support the entire organization:
• Preparation and distribution of Council Agendas and the recording and storage of Minutes of the various select and standing Committees of Council.
• Administer Oaths, take Affirmations, Affidavits and Declarations and FOIPP requests.
• Project Management.
• Maintain custody of Corporate Records, City Bylaws, Policies and supports all City departments.
• Corporate Services includes Communications and Information Technology (IT) Services.
Communications creates and maintains positive community and media relations and public awareness for the organization and the programs and services it delivers. It also coordinates and manages community engagement opportunities, management of emergency and crisis public messaging.
Financials 2023 BUDGET
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MAYOR AND COUNCIL ADMINISTRATION 341,864 CORPORATE SERVICES ADMINISTRATION 1,558,089 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SERVICES 981,031 BUILDING (CITY HALL) 182,296 SPECIAL PROJECTS 314,656
Expenses
TECHNOLOGY
Awareness
Forest & Wildfire Safety Public
Digitizing Records
Develop
Strategy
internal Communications
Develop Waste Diversion Public Awareness Campaign Partnership With RDEK
The library recognizes that people love to read, need to keep learning throughout their lives and want to connect with each other to share ideas in a welcoming place.
Each day, library staff is committed to meet people’s information and literacy-related needs by providing access to a diverse range of services, programs, and resources. The library enables people to:
• Borrow or access books, DVDs, audio books, eBooks, magazines, streaming videos, and digital resources.
• Participate in literacy-based programs for all ages, such as story times, author events, coding workshops and seminars.
• Access on line resources by using the public computers, free wireless access, and printing services.
• Find answers to any question patrons may have, from getting a critical piece of information to what they can read next.
• Get one-to-one technological assistance on topics such as how to: use a tablet, protect personal information on line, access government services, connect with others via email and social media, download and use apps; and
• Meet with others, take exams, do homework, take a break from a busy day, or sit and read for a while.
Public Library
MISSION STATEMENT
The Cranbrook Public Library reaches out to support the needs and aspirations of everyone in our community. It promotes literacy and provides access to the world’s information, ideas, and cultures by offering a range of services in a welcoming, respectful environment.
2023 Work Plan
• Apply for grants and finalize plans for Library Exterior Revitalization Centennial Project
• Create a Business Continuity Plan for the Library
• Write a new Strategic Plan
• Expand programs to reach new audiences
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Cranbrook
Financials 2023 BUDGET Revenue LIBRARY BUILDING 320,171 Expenses CRANBROOK PUBLIC LIBRARY .................................. 894,813
Engineering and Development Services
MISSION STATEMENT
To use creativity and innovation to enhance quality of life opportunities in the City.
2023 Work Plan
• Implementation of Development Approval Software
• Housing and Land Use Planning Strategy
• Asset Management
• Business and Economic Development PLANNING
• Complete Downtown Revitalizing Master Plan
• Complete OCP Update
• Initiate Zoning Bylaw Review and Update
• Baker Park Master Plan
• Housekeeping and administrative Bylaw Amendments (Delegation of Variances, Alternative Notice)
ENGINEERING & INFASTRUCTURE
• Sanitary Sewer Master Plan Update
• Transportation Master Plan Update
• Active Transportation Master Plan
• Subdivision and Development Servicing Bylaw Review and Update
• 4th Street North Phase 2 Construction
• Shadow Mountain Local Area Service Sanitary Sewer Construction
• Gold Creek Dam Design
The Engineering and Development Services department is multi-disciplinary. It includes Planning and Development, Engineering, Building Services, Economic Development and Bylaw Services. It handles development permit approvals, variances, OCP and Zoning Amendments, future planning, Subdivision Agreements, engineering designs and oversight, building permits, building inspections, and bylaw education and enforcement.
BUILDING AND BYLAW SERVICES
• New Pet Registration Service – Docupet
• Develop and Implement Good Neighbor’s Bylaw
• Parking Meter review
• Secondary Suites review
• Automation of Business Licenses and Building Permits
• Establish Cranbrook as a Building leader
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
• 95A Employment Lands Initiative / Industrial Lands
• Canadian Rockies International Airport Employment Lands Development
• ?aq’am Protocol Agreement
• Ktunaxa Cultural Initiative
• Foreign Direct Investment Initiative / CanExport grant
• Renewable Energy / ETSI-BC grant
• Tourism Master Plan Implementation
• Event Strategy Master Plan
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2023 BUDGET
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Revenue PLANNING AND ZONING ........................................ 18,600 BUILDING INSPECTION ........................................ 350,000 ENGINEERING ........................................................ 79,500 PARKING 160,200 ANIMAL CONTROL 36,000 BYLAW/BUSINESS LICENSES 199,000 Expenses DOWNTOWN PARKING 108,636 DEVELOPMENT SERVICES ADMINISTRATION 2,396,028 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT 221,750 PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT 3,000 BUILDING SERVICES 3,600 BYLAW SERVICES 109,500 DEVELOPMENT SERVICES - OTHER 1,149,123 BUILDING (ENGINEERING) 195,145 Director of Engineering & Development Services
Financial Services
MISSION STATEMENT
With a focus on outstanding performance in areas of financial planning, management, and reporting, accountability, and customer service, the Finance Department supports Council, individual departments, and residents of the City. We provide sound, strategic financial planning, accurate and timely financial information, and continually search for ways to improve customer service.
2023 Work Plan FINANCE
• Migrate to new payroll system
• Prepare for implementation of PS 3280, Asset Retirement Obligation, effective for year ending December 31, 2023
• Amend Procurement Policy (in draft)
• Investment Policy (in draft)
• Debt Policy
• Grants to Non-Profit Organizations
• Front end work area study
Financials 2023 BUDGET
The Finance Department is responsible for the financial administration of the City.
This involves general accounting, payroll, accounts receivable and payable processing, as well as the collection of property taxes and other fees and charges.
We oversee the annual budget process, corporate borrowing and investing, purchasing, insurance coverage and claims, and manage reserve and surplus balances. We produce the City’s annual financial statements as well as other legislated financial reports.
Our staff support other City Departments by preparing historical financial data analysis, developing projections and forecasts, and assisting with grant applications and reporting.
Finance staff support the 311-call system as well as manage a large volume of in-person inquiries at City Hall.
Financial Services
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Expenses FINANCE ADMINISTRATION 1,335,675 FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT - OTHER 69,219
SOLID WASTE
CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF CRANBROOK 2022 – 2026 FIVE YEAR FINANCIAL PLAN FIVE YEAR FINANCIAL PLAN BYLAW NO. 4073, 2022 SCHEDULE B
In accordance with Section 165(3.1) of the Community Charter, the City is required Year Financial Plan, objectives and policies regarding each of the following:
1. The proportion of total revenue that comes from each of the funding sources 165(7) of the Community Charter ;
2. The distribution of property taxes among the property classes; and
3. The use of permissive tax exemptions.
Total Revenues
During its preparation of the Five Year Financial Plan, the City of Cranbrook maintains objectives:
1. To keep property taxes and user fees affordable for the City’s residents;
2. To provide sustainable levels of service;
3. To maintain City owned assets and infrastructure in a good state of repair;
4. To lessen the tax burden on property owners by pursuing other revenue
The proposed 2022 total revenues by funding sources are:
The proposed 2023 total revenues by funding sources are:
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Revenue Source % of Total Revenue Property Value Taxes 31% Parcel Taxes 3% User Fees & Utility Charges 14% Other sources 16% Reserves & Surplus 27% Proceeds from Borrowing 10% Property Value Taxes: The majority of the City’s revenue is obtained through property taxes. property taxation offers a number of advantages, for example, it is simple
Revenue SOLID WASTE FEES 2,285,822 OTHER REVENUE 263,070 Expenses ADMINISTRATION 140,969 GARBAGE & WASTE COLLECTION 495,711 RECYCLING COLLECTION 401,399 LANDFILL SITE OPERATIONS 1,625,000 OTHER 10,000 WATER Revenue OTHER 693,000 WATER FEES 3,370,030 TAXES / ASSESSMENTS ................................... 1,626,032 Expenses ADMINISTRATION 654,240 WATER SYSTEM OPERATIONS 2,027,836 WATER SYSTEM INFRASTRUCTURE 1,210,809 OTHER 343,526 SEWER Revenue SEWER FEES 2,571,105 SPRAY IRRIGATION REVENUE 270,000 TAXES / ASSESSMENTS 1,089,448 Expenses ADMINISTRATION ................................................. 638,030 SEWER SYSTEM OPERATIONS ............................. 696,479 SEWER SYSTEM INFRASTRUCTURE .................... 360,510 SPRAY IRRIGATION OPERATIONS...................... 1,271,549 OTHER ................................................................... 200,590 PUBLIC TRANSIT Revenue PUBLIC TRANSIT 268,000 Expenses PUBLIC TRANSIT ................................................ 1,210,000
Fire and Emergency Services
MISSION STATEMENT
To provide efficient, effective professional emergency response and prevention services to our community.
To build and maintain a positive work environment that encourages and supports personal and team initiative in service delivery.
2023 Work Plan
• Efficient, effective emergency response delivery
• Fire Department Master Plan
• Community Wildfire Protection Plan
• Community Firesmart Committee
• Large/Complex building pre-plans
• Fire Department management software replacement- records management system
• High-rise/Standpipe/Elevator focus in training
The role of the Fire & Emergency Services Department in Cranbrook is defined by Fire Services Bylaw No. 3676.2010.
Every member of the department works hard to provide effective and efficient “Full Service” fire and rescue response to our community. This requires a focus on education, training and planning and is grounded in a public service delivery model that puts firefighter safety as a prerequisite to service delivery.
Cranbrook Fire & Emergency Services prides itself on delivering exceptional value-added services to our community through Fire Prevention and Public Education Programs. We feel very strongly that the goal of helping to keep our community safe must include the prevention of emergencies. It is our goal to fully support our citizens in learning the skills they need to be safe. This is complemented by our Inspection Program, mandated by the Fire Services Act, which requires a regular schedule of inspections for all public buildings. Through these inspections, the fire department engages property owners to better understand and maintain the fire safety features present in their facilities. These inspections help ensure that our public spaces remain safe for users and owners while the building is occupied.
Financials 2023 BUDGET
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Revenue 1242 FIRE 1,115,675 Expenses 2221 FIRE OPERATIONS 4,333,645 2222 FIRE FIGHTING EQUIPMENT 221,701 2223 FIRE FIGHTER TRAINING 26,257 2224 FIRE MITIGATION MEASURES 878,535 2228 BUILDING (FIRE HALL) 116,859
Fire and Emergency Services
Fire & Emergency Services
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Director – Fire & Emergency Services Secretary Dispatcher Deputy Fire Chief Captain A Shift Captain B Shift Captain C Shift Auxilliary Firefighter Program Fire Prevention Coordinator Captain D Shift City Emergency Program (Contractor) Wildfire Risk Reduction (Contractor) A/Captain A Shift Firefighters x 3 A/Captain B Shift Firefighters x 3 A/Captain C Shift Firefighters x 3 A/Captain D Shift Firefighters x 3 Fire Training Coordinator
Human Resources
MISSION STATEMENT
To provide the City with best practices in Human Resources delivery.
2023 Work Plan
• Develop a Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Accountability Framework
• Continuous Learning & Staff Development Initiatives
• Mental Health and Psychological Safety Programs
• Positive Attitude Safety Programs
• Managing in a Unionized Environment/ Collective Bargaining Agreement Interpretation
• CUPE Job Evaluation (Comparable Benchmarks Market Survey)
• Project & Asset Management Skills
Human Resources
Human Resources (HR) provides the following strategic functions for the corporation:
• Leading the development and implementation of employee and Labour Relations policies and best practices.
• Developing internal procedures and best practices for recruitment and selection.
• Designing a staff development and training model to strengthen service delivery to the citizens.
• Reviewing compensation, benefits policies, and practices to ensure the City employees are equitably paid.
• Established an employee health and wellness culture in line with best practices and Worksafe BC legislation; and
• Overall administration of all human resources functions and occupational health and safety needs of the City.
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Financials 2023 BUDGET Expenses HUMAN RESOURCES 985,109
Resources Director Human Resources Business Partner HR & Training OH&S Advisor HR Coordinator .5 FTE HRIS Analyst
Human
MISSION STATEMENT
The RCMP is Canada’s national police service. Proud of our traditions and confident in meeting future challenges, we commit to preserve the peace, uphold the law, and provide quality service in partnership with our communities.
2023 Work Plan
• IT Support
• Permanent 50% resource
• Extend temporary increase to 100% for a second year (2022 was funded @ 100%)
• City IT Department provides oversight to position
• Watch Clerk
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
The Cranbrook RCMP is committed to working with all levels of government and non-government agencies to support safe communities to maintain the public’s confidence and trust in the services we provide (BC RCMP 2018-2020 Strategic Plan).
Our detachment is responsible for all emergency calls for service within the communities we serve and work in partnerships with dedicated Federal, Provincial and Municipal enforcement agencies for numerous overlapping mandates.
Our support staff address non-emergency requests for assistance between the hours of 8:00 am and 4:00 pm, Monday to Friday with after hour requests forwarded to our Operational Control Centre in Kelowna.
Beyond the initial police response, investigational tasks are delegated to the appropriate internal resource including our Enhanced Response Unit, Indigenous Police Service and Forensic Identification Services.
RCMP Detachment Commander RCMP RCMP Officers X 27 Office Manager Receptionist Casual Jail Guard Casual Chief Financial Officer (Admin) City Custodian Casual RCMP Detachment Commander RCMP RCMP Officers X 27 Office Manager PC Support Specialist Watch Clerks X 3 Data Processing Clerk Receptionist X 2 Jail Guard X 4 Receptionist Casual Exhibits Custodian Jail Guard Casual Chief Financial Officer (Admin) City IT‐Extraction Specialist (Term) CPIC Court Liaison Officer Custodian Custodian Casual
Financials 2023 BUDGET
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Royal Canadian Mounted Police Revenue POLICE .................................................................. 428,009 Expenses POLICE ADMINISTRATION 6,829,007 BUILDING (RCMP BUILDING) 210,205
Where divisional staffing is unable to provide the required number of operational members, our local watch clerk team can absorb more of the regular members’ administrative function to help our members effectively respond to every call for service. Our current team has already shown value beyond our long-term goals and continue to take on more of the regular member administrative burdens. For budgetary and human resource reasons it was imperative we make all four positions permanent, as we know we will be relying on them more and more.
Public Works
MISSION STATEMENT
Working to serve the public in a safe, prompt, courteous, efficient manner. Our dedicated employees strive to plan, design, inspect, build, and maintain public infrastructure in a manner that adequately preserves these assets for succeeding generations.
2023 Work Plan
• Production Wells Emergency Power
• Phillips Reservoir Slope Stabilization
• Shallow Well Decommissioning (#1&2)
• Rebuild of one Victoria Ave retaining wall
• Design of gender inclusive public works change room
• Boys and Girls club HVAC
• Industrial area streetlights
• Shop Crane upgrades
• Shop Hoist replacement
• Public Works HVAC replacement
• Warehousing improvements
• Certify mechanics to service emergency vehicles
SPRAY IRRIGATION CAPITAL PROJECTS
• UV Reactor parts
• Shop heater
• Pivot E2
• Outfall pipeline inspection & outfall repairs
• Community Buildings Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Reduction Study
• Fleet policy and procedure and vehicle electrification plan
• Public Works EV Chargers
• Climate Action Plan
• Snow and Ice Level Of Service Increase
• Brine Storage & Wash Facility
Public Works oversees the monitoring, maintenance, and renewal of all major infrastructure assets, including roads, water distribution, sanitary and storm sewer, parks, and outdoor recreation facilities.
Through the Infrastructure Planning & Delivery (IPD) Division, long term asset and infrastructure planning activities are undertaken as well as oversight of capital infrastructure projects.
Fifty-three staff members with a vast skill set are designated to parks, waterworks, roads, fleet services, electrical, carpentry, plumbing, engineering, and administration. Based on seasonal requirements staff is allocated to the area they are most effective in order to ensure a collaborative and efficient approach to providing the core services that make our City function.
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Financials 2023 BUDGET
Public Works
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Revenue CEMETERIES 30,480 OTHER PROPERTY RENTALS 66,800 Expenses PUBLIC WORKS ADMINISTRATION 761,864 PUBLIC WORKS - OTHER 633,627 GENERAL EQUIPMENT COSTS 1,525,960 BUILDINGS 175,428 OTHER CITY BUILDINGS 204,650 ROADS 2,383,204 SNOW AND ICE CONTROL 854,025 ENGINEERING & FIELD WORKS .......................... 110,000 CEMETERIES & MAUSOLEUM.............................. 134,782 PARKS, PLAYGROUNDS & CITY EVENTS ......... 1,483,856 PARADES & FESTIVALS .......................................... 84,261
Director of Public Works
Recreation and Culture
MISSION STATEMENT
The Recreation and Culture Department promotes healthy lifestyles through the development of quality parks, facilities, recreation, and cultural opportunities. We are leaders in the community facilitating services to residents and visitors, which enhance their quality of life. We provide a challenging work environment, which stresses personal responsibility and development, an opportunity to participate, and the recognition of being an important part of a successful team.
2023 Work Plan PROJECTS AND INITIATIVES
• Continue to attract special events, concerts and activities for our residents
• Arena Upgrades at Western Financial Place (WFP)
• WFP Entrance Doors
• WFP Fire Alarm Control, Annunciator Panel & Heat and Smoke Detectors
• WFP Compressor Micro Panel Upgrade
• Lower Arena Sports Flooring
• Dehumidification System
• Replace Mechanical variable-frquency drives (VFDs)
• Outdoor LED Screen Replacement
• Stage Drape House Curtain
• Concession Security Gates
• Revitalization of Confederation Park
• Skatepark Expansion
• Cycling/Pedestrian Trail Infrastructure
The Recreation and Culture department strives to bring a sense of community to the citizens of Cranbrook through access to recreation facilities, events, and programs. The department is guided by the values of providing parks, recreation, and cultural opportunities to everyone in our City, consistent with the responsible use of financial resources, the lifestyle, and the natural setting of our community.
The department oversees the programming, operations and maintenance of Western Financial Place, the Memorial and Kinsmen Arenas, Aquatic Centre and numerous sports fields and parks. The department works closely with Public Works on outdoor facility maintenance and parks/trail development.
A variety of community programming is offered to all ages, including dog obedience, fitness, sport programs, summer PLAY program, swim lessons and much more. The department also coordinates a variety of major concerts, community celebrations and sporting events, and works closely with many user groups who produce exciting local events.
Financials 2023 BUDGET
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Revenue Recreation ............................................................ 435,450 Western Financial Place ...................................... 836.135 Expenses Recreation ........................................................ 1,625,023 Western Financial Place ................................... 3,432,277
Recreation and Culture
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