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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2018-11-01; Senior Commission; ; 1118-4 DEPARTMENT REPORT Meeting Date: November 1, 2018 To: Senior Commission From: Mike Pacheco, Recreation Services Manager Staff Contact: Char Buckalew Subject: Senior Center Report Recommended Action Informational Executive Summary Receive Senior Center Report provided by Recreation Services Manager Mike Pacheco. Exhibits 1. Senior Center Department and Statistics Report 13 Senior Center REPORT November 1, 2018 GENERAL New Recreation Area Manager Recreation Area Manager Margaret Hamer started on Oct. 29. Margaret will be overseeing the Senior Center, Pine Avenue Community Center, and citywide youth, teen, and senior program activities. Margaret has over eighteen years of full-time experience with the City of San Clemente and worked in every area of operations (special events, youth and adult sports, marketing, contract instructors, facilities, permits, aquatics, camps, mobile recreation, preschool programs, and teen programs.) In addition to her municipal experience, she has an extensive private sector experience with event management, marketing, and promotions. She also holds a master’s in business administration with a concentration in nonprofit management. Recreation Statistical Report September recreation program revenues are slightly higher ($2,000) than last fiscal year. Fiscal year-to- date increases/decreases include: • Enrichment – $13,000 • Adult Sports – ($12,000) • Youth Sports – $2,000 • Sports Instructional Classes- ($1,000) • Senior Instructional Classes – ($5,000) • Leo Carrillo Instructional Classes - $7,000 • Aquatic Programs – $28,000 • Recreation Swim – $9,000 • Aquatic Lessons – $3,000 • Alga Norte Instructional Classes - $24,000 • Alga Norte Food & Beverage – ($7,000) • Alga Norte Birthday Parties – $0 • Aquatic Retail – $2,000 • City Camps – $5,000 • Teens – $800 • Special Events – ($7,000) • Preschool – $0 • Triathlon – ($59,000) (timing issue) September recreation permit and rental revenues are up 21 percent ($75,000) compared to last fiscal year. Fiscal year-to-date increases/decreases include: • Leo Carrillo Historic Ranch Park – $16,000 • Senior Center – $7,000 • Stagecoach Community Park – $7,000 • Poinsettia/Aviara Community Parks – ($5,000) • Calavera Hills Community Park – ($1,000) • Harding – $6,000 • Pine – $7,000 • Alga Norte Facility - $4,000 • Alga Norte Park – ($12,000) • Alga Norte Lane Rentals – $60,000 • Monroe Lane Rentals – ($14,000) • Lagoon Permits - $0 Stagecoach Goes Wireless Wi-Fi was recently installed in Stagecoach Community Center, and is coming soon to Calavera Community Center. Visitors will now be able to multitask and get work done on their laptops and other mobile devices while visiting the center. In addition, having free and publicly available Wi-Fi creates attractive places to gather, and will provide for a greater diversity of technology-based instructional programming. Many thanks to IT staff – Joe Stephenson, Lisa Vante, and Gary Hornby – for their efforts and diligence in making this significant improvement happen. 14 {city of Carlsbad Parks & Recreation Super Hero Obstacle Race It’s a bird! It’s a plane! It’s 450 super heroes running through Alga Norte Community Park on a 2K quest to conquer twenty superhero themed obstacles on Sunday, Oct. 7. The challenges included Toxic Tunnels, Bank Bag races, Capture the Crook, Superman Slide, Military Mazes, Wrecking Ball, Leap Tall Buildings, Trampoline Bounce, and so much more. This family fun event this past Sunday was a SUPER success! Upcoming Events • Epic Teen Night: November 3, 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. at Pine Avenue Community Center • Holiday at the Rancho: December 1, 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Leo Carrillo Ranch 15 STATISTICAL REPORT 1976213423061971199820862301215719942202185221101770194822642023218121611929230019952020179417271693166319601790193320991789215217030 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 Congregate Meals 2016 2017 2018 890860854851881912958831899956917104788188489778285698294810398478637961147709539696704896900101312559560200400600800100012001400 Home Meal Deliveries 2016 2017 2018 16 • • • • • • 4715206024964395154164994024463705354103744704004995233594413613822912973402983813664823573824623610100200300400500600700 Transportation 2016 2017 2018 17 D • •