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9.0. PRSR 02-12-2014 Item: 9 city of Elk .•..rte MEMORANDUM River TO: Parks and Recreation Commission FROM: Steve Benoit, Recreation Manager DATE: February 6, 2014 SUBJECT: Staff Report Hot Topic(s) of the Month Staff continues the work of implementing our new parks and recreation computer system, RecTrac. Currently staff are working on an upgrade to our league scheduling module. This upgrade will further improve the ability to effectively manage leagues as well as provide customers higher access to league information. January Programs • Cold Bear Challenge • Parent and Tot Tumbling • Adult Women's Volleyball League • Jump-Jive-Exhale with Kids • Adult Co-Ed Volleyball League Cardio • Open Gym • Eager Elks Sports • Outdoor Skating Rinks • Preschool Tumbling Special Marketing Efforts • Distribution of the January-April • Adult Softball League Guide • Farmers Market • Riverfront Concert Series • Hockey Day Minnesota N:ADepartments\Park and RecreationA Commission APackctsA2014Vf12-12-14 PRC PacketAManagers Report.doc 111011E1E1 NATURE el/ City of Elk Memorandum River To: Parks and Recreation Commission From: Annette Bonin Date: February 4,2014 Subject: Activity Center Report • 2014 Optional Membership program is in progress. To date 225 memberships have been purchased. • New yoga class was added to the fitness class offerings for 2014. Class is offered twice a week and has an average of 10 participants per class. • 41 people braved the cold weather to go on the January 28 Mystic trip. Due to long waiting lists for this trip,more will be added in 2014. • Monthly Healthy Living Program continued in January with a presentation on Memory Loss. • Chair massages by appointment have been added to the Activity Center monthly schedule. Positive comments were received by those that participated. • Indoor picklball has expanded in 2014 to include Monday mornings as well as Wednesday and Friday mornings. Jan Feb Mar Apr May June July Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec Monthly 1784 Totals Daily 84.95 Average *The Activity Center was closed 2 days for Holidays in January.Record low temps accompanied by widespread school closings on 4 days in January accounted for lower attendance at the Center. rellEREI N:ADepartments\Parks and RecreationV Commission APacketsA2014V02-12-14 PRC PacketAActivity Ctr Jan2014 P & R EATURE reportdocs