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The City of Reno Parks, Recreation and Community Services (PRCS)


Mission Statement: Provide excellent parks, recreation and cultural opportunities that enhance our community.

The Parks, Recreation and Community Services Department has 12 programs covering the following service areas:

Programs:

  • Adult & Family Recreation
  • Arts, Cultural, and Special Events
  • Aquatics
  • Golf
  • Inclusion Initiatives
  • Park Maintenance
  • Park Planning and Development
  • Program and Service Management
  • Seniors & Leisure Education
  • Urban Forestry
  • Youth Development
  • Youth Recreation

Overall, the department has 89 permanent, full-time employees (FTEs), 184 FTE-equivalent temporary staff, and numerous contracted specialists providing direct recreation services to the public. The FY2002/2003 department budget of $18,754,504 is financed by a combination of such revenue resources as the General Fund, Parks and Recreation Fund, Room Tax Fund, CDBG Fund, Redevelopment Agency, and Parks Capital Projects Fund.


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