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2023 Annual Report

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June 24, 2024
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City of Seattle, WA

An annual report to glean from

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Seattle Parks & Recreation Annual Report 2023

Why it matters: The 2023 Annual Report for Seattle Parks & Recreation (SPR) highlights the achievements, challenges, and future plans that ensure Seattle’s parks and recreation system remains a vital part of the community. This comprehensive document provides insight into the financial, environmental, and social impacts of SPR’s efforts. We love the layout and easy readability.

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Cycle 2 Initiatives: 2023 marked the beginning of Cycle 2 of the Seattle Park District, with significant new resources enhancing SPR’s programs and services. These efforts included expanding park rangers, increasing restroom access, restoring natural areas, and activating parks with community events.

Focus Areas: The report centers on three pillars: Healthy People, Thriving Environment, and Vibrant Community. Highlights include the re-launch of the Park Ranger program, major investments in park maintenance and accessibility, and extensive community engagement to prioritize equitable service delivery.

Go deeper: The report details numerous accomplishments, such as:

Healthy People: Initiatives like Swim Seattle provided thousands of free swim lessons, and the return of overnight camps for youth with disabilities ensured inclusive recreation opportunities.

Thriving Environment: Efforts to sustain the urban tree canopy, expand environmental education, and invest in green infrastructure were prioritized to mitigate climate change impacts.

Vibrant Community: Programs like Arts in Parks and Get Moving funded community-based health and fitness activities, fostering cultural enrichment and physical activity.

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