City Budget Review
Parks and Recreation budget, fiscal year 2022
Parks and Recreation spent $16.5M in fiscal year 2022 — 4.7% of the $348.6M the City of Surprise published across 19 departments, and the 7th-largest share.
Spending
$16.5M
4.7% of city spending
Revenue
$21.4M
Salaries
$3.4M
Divisions
11
Where the money went
Every published expense line, added up by the city's own category.
| Category | Total |
|---|---|
| Prof Svc-Service Agreements | $2.8M17% · 144 lines |
| Full-Time Salaries | $2.7M17% · 180 lines |
| Part-Time Employees Wages | $1.9M11% · 827 lines |
| Parks Maintenance | $934K5.7% · 71 lines |
| Cptl-Improvements to Land | $855K5.2% · 12 lines |
| Utilsvc-Electricity | $609K3.7% · 134 lines |
| Building Maintenance | $554K3.4% · 62 lines |
| Operational Supplies | $497K3.0% · 293 lines |
| 78 other categories | $5.6M34% |
Where the money came from
Revenue the city credited to this department, by category.
| Category | Total |
|---|---|
| Federal Grant Revenue | $17.2M80% · 1 line |
| Program Fee Revenue | $2.6M12% · 4 lines |
| Class Fees Revenue | $683K3.2% · 3 lines |
| Tennis Lessons Revenue | $184K0.9% · 1 line |
| Service Collection Fee | $157K0.7% · 1 line |
| Facility Use Revenue | $93K0.4% · 3 lines |
| Campus Operations | $80K0.4% · 1 line |
| Tennis Pro Shop Retail Revenue | $76K0.4% · 1 line |
| 16 other categories | $366K1.7% |
Largest single payments
The biggest individual payments the city published for this department.
| Description | Fund | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| Cptl-Improvements to LandJun 28, 2022The largest of 2 such lines among the top 15 | General Capital Projects Fund | $414,944.00 |
| Grounds MaintenanceFeb 9, 2022 | Parks & Recreation Asset Repl | $199,793.25 |
| Prof Svc-Service AgreementsJun 28, 2022The largest of 10 such lines among the top 15 | General Fund | $195,321.96 |
| Part-Time Employees WagesApr 1, 2022 | General Fund | $176,000.00 |
| Parks MaintenanceJun 30, 2022 | Marley Park Comm Fac Dist | $156,526.72 |
Largest revenue lines
The biggest individual receipts the city credited to this department.
| Description | Fund | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| Federal Grant Revenue | Grants | $17,200,000.00 |
| Program Fee RevenueThe largest of 4 such lines among the top 15 | General Fund | $1,657,358.27 |
| Class Fees RevenueThe largest of 3 such lines among the top 15 | General Fund | $373,653.25 |
| Tennis Lessons Revenue | General Fund | $184,315.38 |
| Service Collection Fee | General Fund | $156,526.72 |
| Campus Operations | General Fund | $79,685.00 |
| Tennis Pro Shop Retail Revenue | General Fund | $76,134.51 |
| Special Events Revenue | General Fund | $64,760.32 |
| Ramada Rentals | General Fund | $56,952.50 |
| Facility Use Revenue | General Fund | $45,673.50 |
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Salaries by division
Totals as the city published them. Surprise does not publish employee names or headcount, and state law keeps individual salaries confidential.
| Division | Published total |
|---|---|
| Recreation Programs | $1,616,965.74 |
| Parks & Rec Admin and Support | $1,484,564.12 |
| Tennis | $144,782.82 |
| Aquatics | $113,006.40 |
Published salary total by fiscal year: $3.4M in 2019, $3.4M in 2022. Not adjusted for inflation.
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