City Budget Review
Parks and Recreation budget, fiscal year 2023
Parks and Recreation spent $33.6M in fiscal year 2023 — 8.7% of the $387.8M the City of Surprise published across 22 departments, and the 5th-largest share.
Spending
$33.6M
8.7% of city spending · up 104% from 2022
Revenue
$4.0M
Salaries
$3.7M
Divisions
10
Where the money went
Every published expense line, added up by the city's own category.
| Category | Total |
|---|---|
| Cptl-Improvements to Land | $16.0M47% · 45 lines |
| Full-Time Salaries | $3.3M9.8% · 439 lines |
| Prof Svc-Service Agreements | $1.9M5.7% · 131 lines |
| Parks Maintenance | $1.7M5.1% · 58 lines |
| Part-Time Employees Wages | $1.6M4.7% · 807 lines |
| Cptl-Design Engineering | $1.1M3.3% · 12 lines |
| Building Maintenance | $1.1M3.3% · 68 lines |
| Utilsvc-Electricity | $638K1.9% · 112 lines |
| 85 other categories | $6.3M19% |
Where the money came from
Revenue the city credited to this department, by category.
| Category | Total |
|---|---|
| Program Fee Revenue | $2.3M56% · 4 lines |
| Class Fees Revenue | $676K17% · 3 lines |
| Service Collection Fee | $492K12% · 1 line |
| Tennis Lessons Revenue | $198K4.9% · 1 line |
| Facility Use Revenue | $112K2.8% · 3 lines |
| Tennis Pro Shop Retail Revenue | $83K2.1% · 1 line |
| Special Events Revenue | $66K1.6% · 1 line |
| Ramada Rentals | $51K1.3% · 1 line |
| 13 other categories | $110K2.7% |
Largest single payments
The biggest individual payments the city published for this department.
| Description | Fund | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| Cptl-Improvements to LandNov 30, 2022The largest of 11 such lines among the top 15 | General Capital Projects Fund | $2,115,896.86 |
| Cptl-Improvements to LandNov 30, 2022The largest of 3 such lines among the top 15 | Parks/Rec Dev Fee 2020 | $750,217.42 |
| Cptl-Design EngineeringJun 30, 2023 | General Capital Projects Fund | $699,773.54 |
Largest revenue lines
The biggest individual receipts the city credited to this department.
| Description | Fund | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| Program Fee RevenueThe largest of 4 such lines among the top 15 | General Fund | $1,636,240.90 |
| Service Collection Fee | General Fund | $491,682.06 |
| Class Fees RevenueThe largest of 3 such lines among the top 15 | General Fund | $424,373.35 |
| Tennis Lessons Revenue | General Fund | $197,811.95 |
| Tennis Pro Shop Retail Revenue | General Fund | $82,891.00 |
| Special Events Revenue | General Fund | $65,587.11 |
| Facility Use RevenueThe largest of 2 such lines among the top 15 | General Fund | $62,331.67 |
| Ramada Rentals | General Fund | $50,942.50 |
| Concessions Sales Revenue | General Fund | $44,180.75 |
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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 |
|---|---|
| Parks & Rec Admin and Support | $2,184,060.32 |
| Recreation Programs | $959,447.32 |
| Aquatics | $240,041.88 |
| Tennis | $216,938.28 |
| Special Events | $77,260.56 |
Published salary total by fiscal year: $3.4M in 2019, $3.7M in 2023. Not adjusted for inflation.
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