RECREATION SERVICES

MAC VISITS 14,217

MEMBERSHIPS SOLD 241

DAY PASSES SOLD 37

MAC Summer preparation was the focus for May. Hiring MAC Recreation Attendants and Kids Zone camp counselors New staff were trained in department safety and service standards, as well as program and event offerings. Facility improvements and ADA audits were calculated during the budget process. Facility and pavilion capacities were evaluated for updated rental procedures

PROGRAM AND EVENT REGISTRATIONS 650

MAC RENTALS 65

KIDS ZONE REGISTRATIONS 48

SENIOR LIFESTYLES

SENIOR VISITS 829

MEALS SERVED 533

PROGRAM AND TRIP REGISTRATIONS 220

NATURE EDUCATION

PROGRAM AND EVENT REGISTRATIONS 106

FIELD TRIP PARTICIPANTS 456

ATHLETICS

ATHLETIC PROGRAM REGISTRATIONS 543

Kids Zone staff hiring, orientation and training took place to ensure camp counselors were provided all the tools necessary for a successful summer. Summer programming is off and running! Quarterly evaluations took place analyzing participant and instructor feedback The Tiny Tri event at Chandler Park was a superhero themed event that had the youngest of kiddos biking, tricycling, running, and sliding out of May.

The Senior Lifestyles program grilled out with a bang for Memorial Day and took day trips to Cabela’s and Tanger Outlet Mall for some summer shopping. Several local sponsors provided lunch and learn sessions as well as bingo prizes for our seniors to enjoy Preparations are underway for the big Senior Citizens Day event in August

Nature Education field trips for local schools are the biggest show in town during the month of May. In addition to the field trips, the nature education staff are providing classes, d t th t d t ti ipants about Oliver reschoolers and