Aquatics In fiscal year 2023, aquatics programming made waves with a dynamic blend of safety, education, and recreation. The year saw a resurgence of interest in swimming and water-related activities, with aquatics facilities serving as vital community hubs. Robust learn-to-swim programs catered to individuals of all ages and skill levels, fostering water competency and drowning prevention. Additionally, specialized classes such as water aerobics and aquatic therapy provided avenues for fitness and rehabilitation. Collaborative partnerships with schools and community organizations expanded access to swim lessons and water safety education, promoting inclusivity and equity. Despite challenges posed by changing health regulations, aquatics facilities adapted admirably, implementing stringent sanitation measures and innovative programming to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all. In fiscal year 2023, aquatics emerged as a cornerstone of community health and vitality, embodying resilience and commitment to aquatic education and recreation.
13,385
879
Total Attendance
Swim Lessons and Classes Enrollment
34
63
Junior Lifeguard Enrollment
Rentals
$168,738
TOTAL REVENUE
Staff Costs Aquatics Operations are 43% in Cost Recovery Direct Expenses only Aquatics Operations are 142% in Cost Recovery
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