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AGENDA STATEMENT
CITY OF PARKS AND COMMUNITY SERVICES COMMISSION
DUBLIN MEETING DATE: February 11, 2013
SUBJECT: Fall 2012 uarterl
Q Y Report
Report by Micki Cronin, Assistant Director of Parks and Community
Services
ATTACHMENTS: 1. Recreational Activities Registration Report
2. Senior Center Attendance Report
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RECOMMENDATION: Receive Report.
FINANCIAL STATEMENT: None.
DESCRIPTION: The Parks and Community Services Department develops and
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implements quality programs that strengthen community image, provide vide recreational and
encourages healthy lifestyles. This is accomplished by providing innovative recreation, social and
cultural programs in the areas of family services, preschool, teens, sports, special events, leisure
activities and classes, seniors, and aquatics. Following is a summary of programs conducted during the
fall of 2012.
RECREATIONAL AND LEISURE ACTIVITIES
Recreational and leisure activities are classes and programs that serve customers of all ages and provide
positive recreational experiences for participants. By participating in these classes, community members
are given the opportunity to enhance their health and wellbeing. Classes provide opportunities to
attempt new experiences or refine current skills, as well as provide a venue to meet others in the
community and recreate with friends. Recreational and leisure activities are planned and implemented
by contracted specialty instructors.
Popular classes for youth included Kindergym, Gymnastics, and Karate. Popular adult classes included
Zumba and Yoga & Meditation. A total of 534 participants registered for recreational activities in a
record number of classes offered during the fall of 2012. Registration increased by 36%compared to last
fall and set a five-year high. The largest increases can be attributed to an expanded number of Zumba
and Yoga & Meditation classes as well as a new Family Bicycle Workshop and children's engineering
classes. Attachment 1 is a detailed registration report. The table summarizes registration for the fall
quarter:
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Recreational Activities Fall Re istration CornL3ariison
2012 2011 2010 00• 2008
Resident 460 325 372 346 311
Non-Resident 74 67 57 65 68
Total Registration 534 392 429 411 379
Courses Held 76 64 58 54 56
Avg. Registration per Class 7.0 6.1 7.4 7.6 6.3
Courses Offered 110 98 88 77 70
Cancellation Rate 31% 35% 34% 30% 20%
FAMILY SERVICES
After School Recreation
After School Recreation is an activity program serving 376 children in first through fifth grades. The
program operates on school days at all public elementary schools in Dublin. Participants engage in
activities such as indoor and outdoor games, arts and crafts, special events and quiet time for
homework.
In fall 2012 there was a 51%increase in Full-Session participation. This resulted in a 26% increase overall
in total registrations compared to last year. In response to parent requests, the program hours of
operation were increased an additional 15 minutes at each site. The program meets on school days
when the children are released from school and the program now ends at 5:45 p.m. The program
capacity has been increased in all sites (other than Green Elementary) to accommodate more
participants on the waitlist. Green Elementary is at capacity due to space limitations. The total numbers
for Full-Day and 20-Day Pass participants both set five-year highs. Following is a summary of registration
activity:
After School Recreation
Registration Type 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008
Dougherty Elementary 91 71 68 73 67
Dublin Elementary 58 41 42 45 60
Frederiksen Elementary 62 38 30 33 46
Green Elementary 51 58 43 50 58
Murray Elementary 41 37 20 25 24
Nielsen Elementary - - - - -
Fallon Elementary - - 37 38 42
Kolb Elementary 73 53 - - -
Total Registration 376 298 240 264 297
Full-Session Participants 189 125 96 121 140
20-Day Pass Participants 187 173 144 143 157
Youth Fee Assistance Program
This program promotes access to City recreation services by providing eligible Dublin youth financial
assistance to participate in City sponsored recreation programs. During the fall of 2012, 17 scholarships
were approved and awarded for the program. The program relies solely on donations and fundraising as
no funds are allocated from the City's General Fund for the program. Staff continues to explore ways to
increase funding, or modify the funding level and eligibility requirements so the program can be
sustained.
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Student Union ram After School Program
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The Student Union after school program is designed specifically for middle school students, and places
emphasis on academic assistance and recreation enrichment. The Student Union provides middle
school students a safe environment to engage in positive activities that enhance their social, intellectual,
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physical and emotional development. The program takes place after school and on-campus, and serves
an important role in the support of middle school aged youth in Dublin. The program is held at Wells
Middle School and Fallon Middle School, and offers a variety of fun activities, including educational
programs, sporting activities, arts and crafts, science projects and music activities. The program also
features the popular Homework Club. The Homework Club has a credentialed teacher that provides
homework assistance during the first hour of the program each day. There were 110 participants
registered for the program in fall 2012, which was an increase of 8%compared to last fall.
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Registration • 1 12 2011 2010 2009 2008
Wells Middle School 44 36 41 55 38
Fallon Middle School 65 65 57 58 55
Total Registration 109 101 98 113 93
Full-Session 50 41 50 56 51
20-Day Pass 59 60 48 57 42
PRESCHOOL
Dublin Preschool Program
The Dublin Preschool is a recreation-based preschool program that provides the opportunity for social
and educational development under the instruction of qualified early childhood educators. Children in
this program participate in activities such as games and learning activities, outdoor play, arts and crafts,
music, story time and circle time. Classes are offered at two locations including the Emerald Glen
Activity Center and the Shannon Community Center. Classes are offered in two-day and three-day
combinations during the morning or afternoon. There is also a four-day per week option for the Junior
Kindergarten program.
There were a total of 290 registrations for the fall, a 4% decrease from last year. There were 167
registrations for the four year old classes, 107 registrations for the three year old classes, and 16
registrations for the Junior Kindergarten program. Enrollment was down in the Junior Kindergarten
program due to the Dublin Unified School District offering a new free transitional kindergarten program.
Following is a summary of registration for the fall session:
Preschool Session I Re istration Com arison
Registration •e 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008
Resident 256 270 268 231 131
Non-Resident 34 31 46 56 4
Total Registration 290 301 314 287 135
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"Little Lovies"Story Time
This new program is a weekly story time session for age 18 months to 4 years olds. Staff fosters a warm
and caring story time environment where each child can listen to an enhancing story, enjoy a small craft,
or simply just have fun. The program takes place on Wednesday mornings. There were a total of 146
registered for the fall session.
"Little Lovies" Registration
Resident 137
Non-Resident 9
Total Registration 146
YOUTH SPORTS PROGRAMS
Bat Busters Tee Ball League
The Bat Busters Tee Ball League is for children who are three to five years old and was located at Fallon
Sports Park. The league teaches the fundamentals of baseball in a fun and non-competitive
environment. This program was well received by the participants and achieved an increase of 64% in
participation creating an all-time high, due to additional marketing efforts and positive referrals from
past participants. All games were played on Saturdays beginning in September and ending in October.
Parents were encouraged to participate as base coaches, dugout monitors and fielding "encouragers."
Players received a t-shirt and a participation trophy. Trophies were presented on the final day at an
awards ceremony, with each participant being individually recognized.
Tee Ball Re istration Comparison
League 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008
Resident 98 74 103 78 58
Non-Resident 33 6 15 8 2
Total Participants 131 80 118 86 60
ADULT SPORTS PROGRAMS
Open Gym Basketball
Open Gym Basketball was offered at the Fallon Middle School Gym on Thursday evenings for four weeks
during the fall. Several weeks were cancelled due to lack of interest and it appears that many
participants prefer to play on outdoor courts at Emerald Glen Park and Fallon Sports Park at no cost.
Several weeks were also cancelled in 2008 and 2011 due to lack of interest. Staff recommends not
offering an Open Gym program again until there is a stronger demand for indoor space.
Open G m Basketball Attendance Corni2arison
2012 2011 2010 00• 2008
Total Attendance 39 88 226 308 48
Avg. Daily Attendance 10 8 16 24 7
Adult Basketball League
A total of 14 teams participated in the fall basketball leagues. The "C" and "D" 5-on-5 leagues were held
-separately with a total of ten teams registered. The 5-on-5-leagues were conducted on Sunday evenings
beginning in August and ending in December. This fall the "30 years and older" 4-on-4 league was
offered as a 5-on-5 league and had four teams registered. The "30 years and older" 5-on-5 league was
offered on Monday evenings beginning in September and ended in December. League attendance
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dropped by two teams as teams experienced more difficulty in recruiting players to play in paid leagues
versus free outdoor play.
Basketball Lea-ue Re istration Com arison
League 2012 2011 2010 2009 20081
Men's 5-on-5 "C" &"Y 10 12 16 16 12
Men's 5-on-5 "30+" 4 4* 6* 6* 6*
Total Teams 14 16 22 22 18
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* Previously was Men's 4-on-4 "30+"
CONTRACTED CLASSES
Contracted Sports Programs
Each quarter the City offers several sports programs by utilizing contracted instructors. Contracted
classes offered during the fall included Arora Tennis, California Basketball, Dublin Ranch Golf, Kidz Love
Soccer, Make Me a Pro, Velocity Sports Performance and Wee Hoop. Valley Rock Climbing was added
this quarter. Registration for contracted sports programs increased 34%from the previous year and set
an all-time high. This was due primarily to increases in Kids Love Soccer (up 20%) and Arora Tennis (up
184%). Arora Tennis has gradually increased the number and types of tennis classes and this fall created
opportunities for both small and regular size youth group lessons.
Contracted Snorts Re istration Com arison
Camp/Program /12 2011 2010 2009 200EM
Arora Tennis (adult) 44 14 18 30 10
Arora Tennis (youth) 280 100 78 15 32
Arora Tennis (cardio) - - 5 46 44
California Basketball 20 46 - - -
Dublin Ranch Golf 3 19 18 22 23
(adult)
Dublin Ranch Golf 13 13 11 12 21
(youth)
Kidz Love Soccer 200 167 184 171 151
Make Me a Pro 53 96 45 - -
Skyhawks - - - 32 -
Valley Rock 13 - - - -
Velocity 7 - - 8
Wee Hoop 28 40 33 19 -
Total Registration 661 495 392 355 281
SENIOR CENTER
The Dublin Senior Center provides a wide variety of activities, classes, and events that strengthen
participants' physical, cognitive and mental wellness. Following is a summary of participation over the
last five years:
Senior Center Fall Attendance Com arison Se t-Nov 2012
Attendance . - 1 1 2010
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Drop-In 2,480 2,523 2,400 1,647 1,137
Programs &Activities 10,668 10,543 10,555 11,469 11,188
Total Attendance 13,148 13,066 12,955 13,116 12,325
# of Days open 62 days 61 days 60 days 61 days 62 days
Avg. Daily Attendance 212 214 216 215 200
Total Volunteer Hours 4,304 4,146 3,419 3,615 2,771
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Attachment 2 is a detailed attendance report for the 2012 fall quarter. Overall, the Volunteer Program
experienced a 4% increase in hours as the total number of volunteers has increased to 200 compared to
193 last fall.
The Center is able to maintain its attendance due to three major special events offered in the Fall
Quarter: the Senior Information and Resource Fair, the Holiday Boutique, and the Hometown Heroes
Event. Classes and activities that showed an increase in attendance included a Balance Strength Agility
Class, Computer Classes, ESL, Food Distribution, Drop-In Ping Pong, Reading Class, Traditional Tai Chi
Class, and a Watercolor Class. New classes (not offered last fall) of Ballroom Dance, Folk Dance, Self
Defense, Ukulele — Sunshine Strummers, Writing — Polish Fiction, and Zumba also contributed to the
increase in attendance.
The Dublin Senior Center participated in the National Council on Aging's "September is Senior Center
Month" campaign. Staff received 18 stories from seniors who shared their experiences at the Dublin
Senior Center and how the activities, staff and volunteers positively affected their lives.
The annual Senior Information and Resource Fair was offered on the first Saturday of October and
attracted approximately 350 participants. The event had 50 vendors, which was an increase from last
year.
The 5th Annual Hometown Heroes Event, held on the first Saturday in November, attracted
approximately 115 attendees to pay tribute to our veterans. The Heritage Park and Museums' display
entitled, "We Can Build, We Can Fight:The U.S. Navy Seabees in WWII Dublin," added interest to the
festivities. Garrison Commander David James' touching speech paid tribute to the veterans. The
"Cooltones" Big Band performed a USO-style concert.
The Senior Center received 225 socks and an additional 503 other miscellaneous items on behalf of
Operation S.A.M. to benefit the troops overseas.
The Second Annual Holiday Craft Boutique sponsored by the City of Dublin and Dublin Senior Foundation
was held the Saturday before Thanksgiving, with 61 vendors selling items. There were 23 more vendors
on a waiting list. It is estimated that over 475 people attended this event. At last year's inaugural event,
there were 44 vendors and an estimated crowd of 300.
RECOMMENDATION: Staff recommends that the Parks and Community Services
Commission receive the report.
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RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES REGISTRATION: FALL 2012
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ACTIVITY TOTAL RESIDENTS RESIDENTS
Zumba®Join the Party 76 58 18
Zumba®for Fun& Fitness 49 33 16
Zumba®Gold 31 22 9
Family Bicycle Workshop 21 21 0
Yoga&Meditation I &II 20 20 0
Yoga&Meditation II & III 20 20 0
Girls Beginning Gymnastics 18 18 0
Pee Wee Playtime 18 17 1
CompuChild Lego Robotics NEW 16 16 0
Fitness,Self Defense&Safety Awareness Training 16 15 1
Beginning Tumbling 14 12 2
CPR,AED and First Aid 14 12 2
Growing into an Engineer NEW 14 14 0
Mini-Mites 12 12 0
Pilates Plus 12 10 2
Kindergym 11 10 1
Mighty Mites 11 10 1
Veggie Gardening-for the Cool Weather 11 11 0
Beginning Karate 10 9 1
Filipino Martial Arts(Eskrima/Arnis) 10 9 1
Tiny Tigers Tae Kwon Do 10 10 0
Advanced Karate 8 7 1
Ladies Boot Camp 8 8 0
j Parent&Me Gymnastics 8 8 0
Teeny Tigers Tae Kwon Do 7 6 1
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Beginning Aikido 6 5 1
j Fundamentals of Mindfulness 6 4 2
Gym Explorers 6 6 0
Let's BBQ 6 6 0
UP Buddy Bowling 6 6 0
j Modern Day Charm School for Children 6 4 2
Tae Kwon Do for Children 6 6 0
Beginning Acrorobatic Gymnastics 5 5 0
Give me a "C"for Cheerleading 5 4 1
Karate 5 0 5
Adult Bicycle Safety Class 4 3 1
Boys Beginning Gymnastics 4 3 1
Child and Babysitting Safety 4 4 0
Engineering Design&Principles of Building Structures&Bridges 4 3 1
Intermediate Aikido 4 3 1
Pet First Aid 4 3 1
Introduction to Martial Arts 3 3 0
Pee Wee Gymnastics 3 3 0
CPR and AED 1 0 1
Running Girls of Dublin 1 1 0
28 Days to Health 0 0 0
TOTAL REGISTRATION 534 460 74
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DUBLIN SENIOR CENTER ATTENDANCE REPORT: FALL 2012
Activity Name Sept Oct Nov Total
Line Dance 614 757 594 1,965
Food distribution 329 454 318 1,101
Bridge 265 311 266 842
Lunch 206 270 276 752
Bingo 208 258 207 673
Ping Pong 215 147 111 473
Watercolor Instruction 144 148 148 440
Holiday Boutique 0 0 375 375
Senior Resource Fair 0 350 0 350
Computer Drop In 72 123 133 328
Trail Trekkers 65 126 91 282
Balance Strength Agility 76 90 44 210
ESL 68 68 64 200
Tai Chi Traditional 48 45 84 177
Writing-Polish Fiction 66 88 17 171
American Mah Jong 46 53 54 153
Luncheon Specials 45 56 43 144
Ukulele-Sunshine Strummers 37 49 42 128
Blankets for Vets(new) 39 49 31 119
Special Event:Hometown Heroes 0 0 115 115
Path Wanderers 39 30 45 114
Bunco 39 31 37 107
Pilates 30 50 27 107
Sing Along 40 32 27 99
Pasta Feed by the Foundation 92 0 0 92
Ballroom Dance 14 36 27 77
Jam Session/Ukulele 17 23 33 73
Computer 1-on-1 8 32 27 67
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Art Studio(Art for All Media) 30 22 12 64
Yoga-Gentle 0 40 24 64
Quilting(Needle Arts) 14 24 23 61
Zumba 23 9 28 60
Veteran's Day Display Visitation 0 0 60 60
Simply Tai Chi 24 28 5 57
NIA 20 22 12 54
Volunteers Training 0 0 43 43
Watercolor Drop-in 21 12 9 42
Folk Dance 20 16 0 36
Foundation Meeting 12 12 12 36
Reading Group 18 9 6 33
Self Defense 0 12 18 30
Balloon Twisters 3 21 2 26
HICAP-Reg&Special Group Talk 14 3 9 26
Pinochle 3 14 7 24
Building Tour 6 8 9 23
Trips and Tours 14 8 0 22
Writing Workshop 0 21 0 21
Body Matrix 20 0 0 20
Music-Piano 7 4 8 19
Wheels Travel Training 5 0 14 19
Crafts Workshop 6 10 0 16
AARP Mature Driving 10 3 0 13
Diabetes Support 5 4 4 13
Social Security Workshop 11 0 0 11
Advisory Committee 5 5 0 10
Health Screen 8 0 0 8
Card Making-Holiday Cards 0 0 7 7
Finding Wellness 7 0 0 7
ACE Train Training 5 0 0 5
Memory Screening 4 0 0 4
SubTotal 3,137 3,983 3,548 10,668
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