- Provide in-house staffing to City pools and
over 117,000 pool program participant hours
throughout the year.
- Continue implementation of expanded
recreation/crime prevention initiative bringing
total recreation program registrants to 46,000
- Provide and maintain 22,000 trees on a
regular basis as part of the district tree
trimming program
- Complete new City wide tree inventory so
that data is compatible with Auto Cad
programs
- Begin implementation of
the restoration and
rehabilitation of Forest Park
based on the Forest Park
Master Plan that has begun
in 1997
- Implement a tutorial
program at four recreation
centers
- Respond to 72,000 vacant
lot weed/debris service
needs on a scheduled
basis
- Respond to 3,000 weed/debris removal
requests at occupied buildings and 21,000
requests at vacant buildings
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- Remove 3,500 trees that are dead, dying or
dangerous to the public
- Implement a cyclical debris removal
program to provide Ward by Ward clean-up
of vacant lots and properties
- Enhance the payroll/personnel and
accountings with increased computerization
- Receive 26,000 visitors
to the Jewel Box in
Forest Park
- Propagate 500,000 plants
in the City's greenhouse
- Maintain 170 median and
other outdoor planters and
gardens
- Develop a "Learn to Swim"
program at the municipal
swimming pools
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