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Fort Wayne Parks and Recreation was founded in 1863 when Mr. Henry Williams purchased Old Fort Park and donated it to the city of Fort Wayne. Since then, Fort Wayne Parks and Recreation has continued to grow acquiring 85 more parks which include Reservoir Park in 1880, Foster Park golf course in 1928, Fort Wayne’s Children’s Zoo in 1962, the Botanical Conservatory in 1979 and more recently Robert E. Meyer’s Park in 2008. This organization does much more for the community than just taking care of the city’s parks. Fort Wayne Parks and Recreation also hosts many activities in town including multiple different camps for children and young adults. (City of Fort Wayne Parks and Recreation, 2013) The employees of Fort Wayne Parks and Recreation

The Tamalpais Union High School District (TUHSD) is one of those districts that have seen fallen property values in Marin, dysfunctional, and fiscal chaos in Sacramento. As a result of the severe economic downturn and the devastating cuts to education from the state of California, the TUHSD needs to reduce operating cost by 20% within five years to have a balanced budget for the 2014-2015 school year. THUSD annual budget is $55 million dollars. Operations is half that, or $27.5 million. The cost reduction goal is 20% within the operating budget lower than that provided in 2009-2010, which equates to a $5.5 million dollar reduction to balance the budget for 2014-2015 school year. The following recommendations

My second goal would be to correct the budget balancing problems. The budget debt each year is approximately 200,00 to 300,000. To solve this problem, I would make three more adjustments in the budget expenditures. The adjustments would approximately total 250,000. I chose 250,000 because it is the average of 200,000 & 300,000. My first adjustment would go towards the capital program expenditure. Since I previously include the sewer and water system capital program expenditure into the revenue fee, I could deduct these two services from the capital program expenditure total. Doing this would reduce the capital program expenditure from 538,630 per year to 379,350 per year, leaving the budget with a 159,280 per year savings. The second adjustment would go toward public safety. I would immediately hire a new police officer, because of the police’s staff shortage. I think it is a necessity to have enough officers to maintain all shifts. Hiring more officers would help keep the streets of Opportunity safe. This is important because of the community’s profile. Opportunity consists of mostly above-average socioeconomic people and elderly people. I could see the crime rate rising in the future, due to the lack of police officers. On the other hand, I would alleviate the ideal of hiring a technician. I feel hiring a contractor on needed bases is sufficient. Why

3/22, offer was presented to Ray, Ray will be requesting the vacation that he has accumulated this year and home to take a week before he makes a decision, the SWSP has requested a deadline with response by 3/27/2017. 3/21/17, Salary offer has been requested for Jenkins. 3/20/2017, John will be speaking to Ray Jenkins about the PT sup opportunity at his terminal. 3-17: SWSP on vacation this week, however Ray Jenkins, POR OPSV, has reported he wants the position; 3-10: Late in day SWSP sent 8 applicants to review/interview-Steps have been taken to increase the flow; 3-2: SCM reports they are actively interviewing; 2-24: Position has been posted on the MCO and externally;

More and more each year we seem to experience what can only be stated as a growing talent shortage throughout all departments of our company; so starting today we will be implementing a comprehensive change to our strategies for finding exceptional talent. According to Winston & Gallagher (2014), a ManpowerGroup report shows that 36% of managers in all industries are reporting a major shortage of the talent pool and have come up with several ideas on how to correct this issue. We are a small city trying to compete with large cities such as Houston, Dallas, and Austin just minutes and hours from our front doors. So starting today we will implement what will be known as the “Woodlands Initiative” that will play off the incredible lifestyle available here in The Woodlands Texas.

In the year 2014, sixteen people were killed every week by train accidents. Chelsea is a small suburban town in the state of Alabama. It is located just miles south of one of Alabama's largest cities, Birmingham. There are many railroad crossings located in the city of Chelsea, but the crossing located on Highway 377 is not up to date on safety features. The plan is to use Chelsea’s Public Works leftover to build crossing gates and warning signals, and since there is money left a donation will be given to the Chelsea schools.

2. List the possible resources that the town would need to construct and maintain the park?

This memorandum focuses on the Arapahoe County budget. The purpose of this analysis is improving our new budget structure by applying a temporary budget reduction due to the revenue shortfall. Our effort is to build and recover our business due to the budget deficits. Also, we need to make some changes to put the budget back into balance. Managing our expenses in our department is not only a significant aspect of our policy, but it also is an important part of our job.

In the past year the Board of Trustees have allocated capital funds on the recommendation of Headmaster John Loring to the athletic programs of the school. The faculty and staff have expressed their concern about the spending decisions of the headmaster to support athletic programs over the needs of the students and faculty. This year the trustees have included the faculty in the decision process in order to objectively create a capital budget which will be in the long-run interest of the school.

The need to evaluate the value that is predicted is very important to the community. The proposal will help the Council to take better judgement related to the development of the City of Kelsey. With all the facilities that Stanley Park Project seem to offer shows to be extremely beneficial to the City; from basketball courts, volleyball courts, tennis courts, gymnasium, fitness center increases the predicted value of the Stanley Park Project immensely. A major importance factor to focus on is the air quality and the water treatments and how would the predicted value of the

Currently the Never Land athletic department has $7,472,800 in expenses and $4,980,250 in revenue coming in leaving the Bells $2,492,550 in debt for the year (Fried, DeSchriver, Mondello, 2013). If the athletic department does not make any changes, they will be in even more debt five years down the road. The athletic director brought in a consultant who made five proposed goals to try to help the athletic department become more financially stable. Mr. Balboa must work hard to try to achieve these goals, but if he does, the department could be in a better place in five years.

Parks and Recreation Department’s budget is almost $7.8 million which funds the recreation division, Parks division, and the Park and Recreation Administration division. Most of the funding, $4.9 million, for Parks and Recreation Department is expected to come from residents that utilize the services being provided. The additional $2.9 million of funding required in the 2015 budget is coming

These stakeholders make this program possible. The stakeholders provide the funds and resources to keep this program going year after year. This program has been going on since the mid 1990s and you know they believe in the program if it has lasted this long. These findings will be used mostly by the City of Fond du Lac’s Parks and Recreation Department and the National Exchange Club of Fond du Lac. They are the ones who benefit the most and the ones that have the most at stake. The city can determine if the Exchange Club is maintaining the buildings and facilities and determine if the program is worth leasing the facilities out for the rate they are.

The creation of the computer and the Internet has significantly furthered and revolutionized Parks and Recreation Districts across the country. Parks and Recreation Management is a profession that has been able to prosper with the Internet and personal computers today. Recreation in the present day is becoming especially popular due to a general decrease in working hours because of the economy. With many people having more free time, more demands are put on the Parks and Recreation districts. Also with the many national, state, and private parks in the United States, it is crucial for the park systems to have a systematic approach to dealing with these new demands. The computer and Internet has become the answer to this problem.

Budgeting and parking charges- there will be an increase in parking charges. Currently, the cost is $75. One consideration is $100 for parking. It is getting to the point where River Park will/needs to finalize the budget and start making preparations. Ms. Briggs stated that there will be a survey to ask members their preferences for more smaller parking spaces or fewer larger parking spaces. There will be no standard parking spaces. River Park will be losing 35 spaces, as determined by the fire marshal. P &