ANNUAL REPORT
Fiscal Year 2022 - 2023
Serving Bridging Connecting Organizing
Bringing Communities Together
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DEPARTMENT STRATEGIC PRIORITIES ENVIRONMENTAL INITIATIVES Initiate and enhance existing programs with the goal to be a leader in environmental stewardship of parks and open spaces EQUITY & INCLUSION Emphasize equity in all aspects of the park system and promote it by developing new outreach strategies NEIGHBORHOOD & COMMUNITY PARKS Focus resources and initiatives around neighborhood and community parks with a goal of providing the best local parks in Texas as those are the types of parks that are most meaningful to our community OPERATIONAL EXCELLENCE Utilize operations and the budgeting process to ensure that the organization is recognized around the country as a model of operational effectiveness and efficiency PARTNERSHIPS Grow the department’s reach and impact on the community without further encumbering City resources by fully embracing and utilizing our existing partners while being aggressive in the development of new partnerships PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT Initiate and expand existing programs that provide for the betterment of our employees and provide the skills required to become impactful leaders in all levels of the organization 2
ABOUT DALLAS PARK AND RECREATION
20,812 ACRES OF PARKLAND
85
412
42
182
RECREATION CENTERS
TRAIL MILES
243
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ATHLETIC FIELDS
AQUATIC FACILITIES
SPRAYGROUNDS
PARKS
Teaming Up
OUTDOOR PICKLEBALL COURTS
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GOLF COURSES
1,006 TREES PLANTED
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9,588
TENNIS CENTERS
DOG PARKS
47+M
ANNUAL PARK VISITORS
RECREATION CENTER PROGRAMS OFFERED
$345M
ANNUAL REAL ESTATE VALUE
United
$306M
7:1
ANNUAL TOURISM VALUE
RETURN ON INVESTMENT FOR EVERY $ INVESTED IN INFRASTRUCTURE
OUR MISSION
Joining
50:1
OUR VISION
The Dallas Park And Recreation Department’s mission is to champion lifelong recreation and serve as responsible stewards of the city’s parks, trails, and open spaces.
DALLAS TRAILS RETURN ON INVESTMENT OVER THE LAST 18 YEARS
With that mission in mind, the Department’s vision for the future is for a comprehensive system of parks, trails, open spaces, and recreation facilities that sustains, inspires, and invigorates. 6
FINANCIAL OVERVIEW FY2022 - FY2023 Expenditures by Categories Personnel Materials Service Capital Reimbursements
Budget 52,625,436 15,045,857 46,894,403 3,770,487 (3,944,542)
% of Budget 46% 13% 41% 3% -3%
Total Budgeted FY 2022 Expenses $113,906,451
FY2022 - FY2023 FY22-23 PKR Service FTE Citywide Athletics, Reservations, and Events 160.96 Leisure Venue Management 11.77 Planning, Design, and Facilities Services 11.83 Park Maintenance and Operations 353.00 Partnership and Strategic Initiatives 7.00 Recreation 287.83 Total FY23 FTEs
FY2022 - FY2023
FTEs by CATEGORIES
Personnel 46%
Leisure Venue Management 1%
Recrea�on 35%
Park Maintenance and Opera�ons 42%
Citywide Athle�cs, Partnership Reserva�ons, and and Strategic Events Ini�a�ves 1% 19%
Planning, Design, and Facili�es Services 1%
BUDGET EXPENSE % of Budget Budget by SERVICE 13% 21% 3% 40% 1% 22%
Service 41%
Materials 13% Reimbursements -3%
Capital 3%
832.39
Expense Budget by Service Citywide Athletics, Reservations, and Events 14,695,695 Leisure Venue Management 24,013,898 Planning, Design, and Facilities Services 3,502,388 Park Maintenance and Operations 45,712,244 Partnership and Strategic Initiatives 881,898 Recreation 25,100,328 Total Budgeted FY2023 Expenses
% of FTE 19% 1% 1% 42% 1% 35%
EXPENDITURES by CATEGORIES
Partnerships and Strategic Ini�a�ves 1%
$113,906,451
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Planning, Design, and Facili�es Services 3%
Citywide Athle�cs Reserva�ons, and Events 13%
Leisure Venue Management 21%
Park Maintenance and Opera�ons 38% 40% Recrea�on 22%
Dallas Showcased Its Rich Culture As Hosts For Premiere Park Conference Dallas hosted the largest gathering of park and recreation professionals for the National Recreation and Park Association (NRPA) 2023 Annual Conference. This incredible learning and networking experience attracted 8,349 professionals from across the country and celebrated Dallas’ rich cultural diversity and its award-winning park system. Always a conference favorite, the interactive Exhibit Hall featured the latest park and recreation products and services from 500 vendors.
Dallas Park and Recreation Department’s Marketing and Communications team designed the logo used for the t-shirts and marketing materials.
More than 250 conference attendees joined with community members to plant 150 trees at Dallas’ Lake Cliff Park for the NRPA Day of Service. Their volunteer efforts enhanced the Oak Cliff park and encouraged conservation and stewardship of public spaces.
Twenty-eight Dallas professionals shared their expertise as presenters and panelists in 16 educational sessions, delving into discussions on leadership, social media, community engagement, forestry, environmental best practices, and general park maintenance.
The NRPA Conference Golf Tournament took place at the historic Cedar Crest Golf Course – site of the 1927 PGA Championship - and challenged players with its greenside bunkers, rolling terrain, and tree-lined fairways.
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Top College Golfers Brought ‘A’-Game Talent to Cedar Crest Cedar Crest golf course – one of six Dallas 18-hole courses – hosted the Southwest Airlines Showcase that brought the nation’s top 42 African American collegiate golfers to Dallas to compete in separate-but-concurrent 54-hole stroke play contests. The Showcase was a new addition to Golf Channel live televised college golf tournaments. Golf Channel televised all three rounds live with evening replays.
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Environmental Activities Keep Our Community Strong
Samuell Farm Selected as Leave No Trace Spotlight Recipient The Leave No Trace national organization selected Dallas’ 400-acre Samuell Farm in Mesquite as a 2023 Leave No Trace Spotlight, one of 20 sites nationwide chosen to host education and stewardship activities for communities to become familiar with Leave No Trace principles. The department's Outdoor Adventures team provided hands-on learning opportunities for youth, educators, and residents. The Leave No Trace Amazing Race attracted families who sprinted throughout the farm to navigate a specially designed Leave No Trace obstacle course for prizes. View the highlights of the community event here.
Combating Light Pollution
Being Green and Saving Energy with Solar Panels
To reduce light pollution, Dallas Park and Recreation installed Dark Sky Lighting – lighting directed downwards at parks, trails, and other facilities including the newly restored Japanese Garden at Kidd Springs Park. New LED lighting gives the garden at night an inviting and peaceful atmosphere for all to enjoy.
Three recreation centers are powered in part by solar energy: Fretz, Pleasant Oaks, and Willie B. Johnson. Solar energy at Fretz and Pleasant Oaks offset overall facility energy usage with an anticipated average offset of 53% of the two facilities’ annual energy usage. At Willie B. Johnson, the solar array provides enough power for the building's interior and exterior lighting.
Other areas with Dark Sky Lighting are the Stone Tables at White Rock Lake, Ridgewood and Reverchon parks, SOPAC Trail, and Campbell Green Park pickleball courts.
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Leisure and Recreation Programs Keep Our Community Strong
From outdoor field games to educational field trips, Dallas Park and Recreation kept youth active at 50 summer camp sites throughout the city. Adventures in arts, crafts, gym games, golf, swimming, and STEM technology provided positive recreational options for their bodies and minds. See highlights of our summer camp experience!
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Leisure and Recreation Programs Keep Our Community Strong
Park and Recreation Day at SMU
Southern Methodist University hosted Dallas Park and Recreation Day and gave 500 Dallas youth and their families the opportunity to watch Mustangs football. Through this partnership with SMU, the attendees received complimentary game admission, lunch, and transportation to the stadium.
Pickleball Court Expansion Easy-to-learn for all ages and fitness levels, pickleball quickly grew in popularity. An increased demand for outdoor pickleball courts led to the expansion of converted multiuse courts and the construction of dedicated pickleball courts in city parks. The department collaborated with Pickleball USA to standardize the color scheme and design for the Dallas’ 85 outdoor pickleball courts.
Teens Organized and Prepared for Success (TOPS) Dallas Park and Recreation kept teens engaged with free, fun, and educational activities. Teens Organized and Prepared for Success (TOPS) featured year-round activities for ages 13 to 17 that encouraged career preparation while providing social opportunities to connect with others! Teen Late Night held monthly at 15 recreation centers engaged young people with performing arts, STEM, sports, music, esports, and pizza! 12
Leisure and Recreation Programs Keep Our Community Strong
Dallas Stars Partnership Prepared Future Stars
The Dallas Stars created Future Stars and Dallas Park and Recreation was among the first in the metroplex to launch the Stars’ sports development program at Dallas recreation centers. Boys and girls 7 to 12 learned basic puck-handling, passing, and shooting drills. The Stars provided clinics, coaches, training, equipment, and tickets to Stars games – all at no cost to participants. The Park Department’s partnership with the Stars brought hockey to communities typically underrepresented in the sport and inspired future athletes and lifelong fans.
Mother's Day Luncheon Honored and Celebrated Senior Women Dallas Park and Recreation celebrated the women whose unconditional love for family creates strong communities. More than 800 women who participated in the department’s senior adult programs were guests of honor at the annual Mother’s Day Luncheon. Held at the Hyatt Regency Hotel, Reunited – Stronger Together guests enjoyed musical entertainment, an informational vendor fair, and a keynote address by Jennifer Bartkowski, CEO of Girl Scouts of Northeast Texas. This was the first time guests were able to network and visit in person since 2019.
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Parks
Keep Our Community Strong West Dallas Park Gifted New Sports Court NCAA gifted an outdoor basketball court to Mattie Nash-Myrtle Davis Park in time for the 2023 NCAA Women’s Final Four tipoff in Dallas. The NCAA Women's Final Four, Degree Deodorant, and the Dallas Local Organizing Committee built the colorful, ultra-trendy court at the west Dallas park. Each year the NCAA Men’s and Women’s Final Four donate a project to their Final Four host city to foster goodwill and sportsmanship.
Kidds Springs Japanese Garden Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
Consul General Hirofumi Murabayashi of Japan in Houston and Dr. Sam Shichijom, honorary consul of Japan in Dallas, were among guests when Dallas Park and Recreation celebrated the restoration and reopening of the Japanese Garden at Kidd Springs Park. The garden – designed in the late 1960s - features essential design elements found in traditional Japanese gardens: stone for the landscape; water to represent life; and plants for color and seasonal changes as well as ancient sculptures and Japanese treasures. View the highlights of the re-opening of the Japanese Garden here.
City Acquired Natural Area for Future Recreational Development
Dallas City Council voted to accept the donation of a rustic 300-acre property in southwestern Dallas known as Big Cedar Wilderness. The area is home to hills, cliffs and pristine environments including more than 50,000 trees, meandering creeks, and tributaries. For decades, mountain bikers, hikers, birdwatchers, and community groups have used the privately-owned property for recreation. Although the area officially is not a public park, Dallas Park and Recreation will enhance existing amenities and increase public access to the natural area. 14
Parks
Keep Our Community Strong
Reverchon Park Ballfield Groundbreaking Renovations to the 1920s-era baseball field began after Dallas Park and Recreation and Dallas Independent School District hosted a groundbreaking at the historic park. Enhancements will feature a new grandstand, playing surface, bullpen, batting cage, dugout, public address system, and score board. View the highlights of the groundbreaking ceremony here.
Five Mile Creek Project Received Federal Funding The City of Dallas received a $6.4 million RAISE (Rebuilding American Infrastructure with Sustainability and Equity) grant for the Five Mile Creek Greenbelt that will fund nearly 17 miles of new trails and three signature parks and connect more than 186,000 southern Dallas residents to a trail and/or greenspace. View the highlights of the check presentation here.
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Parks
Keep Our Community Strong
Forest-Audelia Multipurpose Center and Project Kickoff An area at Forest Audelia Village will become new green space. Dallas Park and Recreation started demolishing sections of the city-owned shopping center and parking lot to make way for a new park and multipurpose center. The one-acre park will feature a playground, multiuse sports courts, pavilions, landscaping, and trees. The building renovation will create a lobby area, fitness/exercise room, library, group exercise room, and community classrooms. Click here to see why the new park will transform this Dallas community.
Grand Opening of Harwood Park
Dallas’ park system expanded when Harwood Park opened in the East Quarter of downtown Dallas. The four-acre green space offers pickleball and basketball, a stunning entertainment pavilion, two off-leash areas, a rain garden, interactive kids’ zone, and a reservable indoor special events room. The unique Columbian Mammoth-shaped – and sized – playground captured the attention of kids of all ages. View the grand opening ceremony of Harwood Park here.
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New Facilities
Keep Our Community Strong
Dallas Opened New Aquatic Facility Dallas Park and Recreation welcomed its 9th aquatic center this year with a special grand opening ceremony. The newly built Bachman Aquatic Center features a six-lane lap pool, climbing wall, basketball goal, and open and closed flume slides.
Historic Statues Unveiled at Cedar Crest Legends Plaza
Ultramodern Renovations Transformed North Dallas Center
Statues honoring golf greats Walter Hagen 1927 PGA Championship winner – and Charlie Sifford – 1954 UGA Negro National Open champion – were unveiled at the newly constructed Legends Plaza at Cedar Crest Golf Course. Among guests marking the historic occasion was Charles Sifford Jr., who shared insights about his father’s career. The occasion was hosted by Dallas Park and Recreation, I Am a Golfer Foundation, and Cedar Crest Golf Course.
Willie B. Johnson Recreation Center reopened with a fresh modern interior and exterior. The $8.8 million expansion project added an additional 22,000 square feet to the 38-year-old facility. The center features touch-free restrooms, 12,000 square-foot gymnasium, senior adult area, expanded parking, and paved walking trail.
Recreation Center Renamed to Honor Dallas Businessman Cummings Recreation Center was renamed to honor Hiawatha Williams, a Dallas businessman and founder of Williams Chicken. Williams is known for his philanthropy as much as he is for his fried chicken restaurants. The 35th anniversary of his company coincided with the naming of the Hiawatha Williams Recreation Center, which is located blocks from where the first Williams Chicken opened.
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Professionals
Keep Our Community Strong
Park Tank
PARK TANK
Park Tank encouraged innovation among Dallas Park and Recreation professionals by giving them an opportunity to pitch projects in a Shark Tank-style competition. Twenty-five projects were submitted and 12 were presented as pitches to the department’s executive leadership who served as the Park Tank “Sharks.” The program provided employees with mentorship and coaching to develop and communicate their ideas professionally and recognized and rewarded employees for innovative thinking, initiative, and follow-through.
Diversity Video Earned TATOA Award
A video highlighting how families benefit from Dallas Park and Recreation’s therapeutic recreation program earned honorable mention in the TATOA (Texas Association of Telecommunications Officers and Advisors) Government Programming Awards Diversity, Equity and Inclusion category. Produced by the department’s marketing and communications staff, the video showcased through heartfelt testimonials from families - the work of certified therapeutic recreation specialists at Bachman Recreation Center and their impact on participants. Click here to view the video and glimpse into the personalized day-to-day activities of participants with disabilities that accentuates the program's versatility and enriching experiences.
DFW Directors Recognized Department’s Environmental, Mentoring Efforts
The DFW Directors Association honored Dallas Park and Recreation’s Eco Warriors with the association’s Environmental Stewardship Award. The Eco Warriors is an employee committee that suggests and implements green initiatives to reduce the department’s environmental impact. April Garcia, Kiest Recreation Center manager, received the Excellence in Mentoring Award for her commitment to peer development and mentoring leadership. DFW Directors is the professional advocacy and networking organization for municipal park and recreation directors in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex. 18
Partnerships
Keep Our Community Strong
Dallas Seniors Enjoyed Free Recreation Thanks To WellMed
For the 4th time, WellMed Charitable Foundation (WCF) made free access to recreation programs possible for Dallas seniors when it donated $150,000 to the City of Dallas. Dallas Park and Recreation used the gift to waive annual and monthly fees at city recreation centers for ages 60 and older. Since the first donation was announced in 2017, almost 30,000 adults have enrolled at a City of Dallas recreation center. WCF is the philanthropic partner of WellMed and USMD Health System.
White Rock Lake Foundation Earmarked Donation for Winfrey Point Restoration
The White Rock Lake Foundation (WRLF) presented $151,250 to help Dallas Park and Recreation restore the historic event venue Winfrey Point at White Rock Lake. The donation will be used for air and heating repairs, interior painting, roofing, and other restoration initiatives. Restoring the building to its original glory is estimated to cost $500,000. The foundation raised the monies from its annual golf tournament and Jewel of Dallas Gala that raised approximately $78,000. The foundation was approved for a matching-fund program through the city that will bring the total amount earmarked for the restoration to more than $300,000.
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Partnerships
Keep Our Community Strong
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Branching Out Increased City’s Tree Canopy Dallas Park and Recreation’s Branching Out reforestation program brings volunteers of all ages together to plant oaks, elms, and other tree species at Dallas parks. Through Branching Out, the department continued to work to increase Dallas’ tree canopy to 37 percent by 2040. Branching Out welcomed hundreds of individuals, families, Friends groups, and corporate/business teams to planting events! Branching Out is a partnership between Dallas Park and Recreation and the Texas Trees Foundation. For Branching Out dates and volunteer registration, visit DallasParks.org.
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OUR PARTNERSHIPS
For a complete listing of Dallas Park and Recreation partnerships, visit Dallasparks.org
AGENCY DEVELOPMENT PARTNERS • Buena Vista, JV, LLC
• Texas Trees Foundation
• Circuit Trail Conservancy
• The Trust for Public Land
• City of Dallas Fire-Rescue • City of Dallas Office of Arts and Culture
• The Trust for Public Land • Turtle Creek Plaza, LLC
• City of Dallas Marshals
• TxDOT
• City of Dallas Police Department
• University Crossing PID
• City of Dallas Public Library
• Woodall Rodgers Park Foundation
• City of Irving • City of Plano • City of Richardson • Dallas County • Dallas Golf Initiative • Dallas Hartford, LLC • Dallas Independent School District • Dallas Water Utilities • DART • Friends of the Katy Trail • Groundwork Dallas, Inc. • Harwood International Inc. • HV Development Partners LP • I AM a Golfer Foundation • JLB Ash at the Branch Partners • Lake Highlands Improvement District • Magnolia Station, LLC • North Central Texas Council of Governments (NCTCOG) • North Texas Tollway Authority • ONCOR • Parks for Downtown Dallas
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OUR PARTNERSHIPS
For a complete listing of Dallas Park and Recreation partnerships, visit Dallasparks.org
MANAGEMENT PARTNERS • Baylor Scott & White Health at J.J. Craft • Bob Smith • Corinthian Sailing Club • Dallas Arboretum & Botanical Society • Dallas County Audubon - Cedar Ridge Preserve • Dallas Rowing Club - Bachman Lake • Dallas Tennis Association - Kiest Tennis Center • Dallas United Crew • Dallas Water Commons • Dallas Zoo Management • Downtown Dallas Inc. • Elm Fork Shooting Sports • Fair Park First • FC Dallas - MoneyGram Soccer Park • IAMJ, Inc (Ira Malayo) - Cedar Crest Golf Course • Impact Activities - Fretz Tennis Center • Impact Activities - L.B. Houston Tennis Center • Impact Activities - Samuell-Grand Tennis Center • Jim Henderson - Stevens Golf Course • National Audubon Society, Inc. – Trinity River Audubon Center • North Lake Highlands PID • Philip Bleakney (Mickey Piersall) - Luna Vista Golf Course • Shakespeare Dallas • State Fair of Texas • The Clubhouse Network • Tony Martinez - Keeton Golf Course • Turtle Creek Conservancy • Uptown Dallas Inc. • White Rock Boathouse Inc. • Woodall Rogers Park Foundation (Kyle Warren Park)
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OUR PARTNERSHIPS
For a complete listing of Dallas Park and Recreation partnerships, visit Dallasparks.org
COMMUNITY PARTNERS • AARP • Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. (Alpha Xi Omega Chapter) • Amazon • American Red Cross • AT&T • Baylor Scott & White Health at J. J. Craft • Best Buy/Geek Squad • Big Thought • Bonton Farms • Brian Spencer • Bridge LaCrosse • Carter High School Alumni Group • Children’s Health • Cigna • College Park Community Group • Colts Cricket Club • Communities Foundation of Texas • Concierge Connection • Connect to Care/Dallas County’s Aging & Disability Resource Center • CW 33 • Dallas After School • Dallas Area Agency on Aging • Dallas Black Chamber of Commerce • Dallas Classic Baseball • Dallas County • Dallas County Dental Society • Dallas Foundation • Dallas Harlequin Rugby Football Club • Dallas Heritage Village Society • Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum • Dallas Mavericks Foundation 23
OUR PARTNERSHIPS
For a complete listing of Dallas Park and Recreation partnerships, visit Dallasparks.org
COMMUNITY PARTNERS • Dallas Mexican American Historical League (DMAHL) • Dallas Model Aircraft Association • Dallas Off-Road Bicycle Association (DORBA) • Dallas Parks Coalition • Dallas Rowing Club • Dallas Rugby Football Club • Dallas South Faith Coalition • Dallas United Crew • DART • Deep Ellum Foundation • Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. (Dallas Chapters) • DFWBAM (Branding, Advertising & Marketing) • DFW Cricket Club • East Kessler Neighborhood Association • Elm Thicket-North Park Neighborhood Association • Elmwood Neighborhood Association • FAM United Youth Organization • FC Dallas Foundation • Ferguson Road Initiative • Five Mile Neighborhood Association • For Oak Cliff Organization • For The Love of The Lake • Foremost Family Health Centers • Friends of Arapaho Park • Friends of B.B. Owen Park • Friends of Bachman Lake • Friends of Bluff View Park • Friends of Buckner Park
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OUR PARTNERSHIPS
For a complete listing of Dallas Park and Recreation partnerships, visit Dallasparks.org
COMMUNITY PARTNERS • Friends of Casa Linda • Friends of Bluff View Park • Friends of Buckner Park • Friends of Casa Linda • Friends of Cotillion Park • Friends of Craddock Park • Friends of Crawford Park • Friends of Emma Carter Park • Friends of Everglade Park • Friends of Exall Park • Friends of Garrett Park • Friends of Katy Trail • Friends of Kidd Springs Pool • Friends of Maria Luna Park • Friends of Mildred Dunn Park • Friends of Moss Glen Park • Friends of Northaven Trail • Friends of Oak Cliff Parks • Friends of Old Fish Hatchery • Friends of Opportunity Park • Friends of Preston Ridge Trail • Friends of Reverchon Park • Friends of Salado Park • Friends of Samuell Grand • Friends of Santa Fe Trail • Friends of SoPac Trail • Friends of St. Francis Park • Friends of Tenison Park • Friends of Trinity Strand Trail • Friends of Tietze Park • Friends of Walford Park 25
OUR PARTNERSHIPS
For a complete listing of Dallas Park and Recreation partnerships, visit Dallasparks.org
COMMUNITY PARTNERS • Friends of White Rock Creek Trail • Friends of White Rock Lake Dog Park • Friends of Willis Winters Park • Frost Bank • Gables Residential • Glen Oak Homeowners Association • Gone But Not Forgotten • Greenhill School • Highlands North Homeowners Association • Hollywood Santa Monica • IN-N-OUT Burger • Ismaili Civic • JihHe Battie • K104 FM Radio • Kappa Alpha Psi, Fraternity, Inc. – Dallas Alumni Chapter • Kessler Plaza Neighborhood Association • Kessler Reserve Homeowners Association • Kidd Springs Central Neighborhood Association • Kiest Park Community Group • Kiest Valley Homeowners Association • Lake Highlands Exchange Club • Lake Highlands Junior Women’s League • Lake Highlands PID • Lakewood Service League • Lakewood Trails Neighborhood Association • Ledbetter Neighborhood Association • Lochwood Neighborhood Association • Merriman Park Estates • Mill City Community Association • Native Restoration
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OUR PARTNERSHIPS
For a complete listing of Dallas Park and Recreation partnerships, visit Dallasparks.org
COMMUNITY PARTNERS • Texas Trees Foundation • The Meadows Foundation • Northaven Park Neighborhood Association • Northwood Estates Neighborhood Association • Top Ladies of Distinction - Dallas Chapter • North Oak Cliff Green Space Inc. • Top Ladies of Distinction • North Texas Master Naturalists - Trinity West Chapter • Not My Son • TR Hoover Community • North Oak Cliff Green Space Inc.
• Oak Cliff 4-H Club
• Parkdale Lawnview Association of Neighbors • Peninsular Neighborhood Association
• Trinity Coalition • Turtle Creek Association • UnitedHealthCare
• Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. – Theta Mu Sigma Dallas Chapter
• U.S. Marine Corps (Toys for Tots) • University of North Texas at Dallas
• Polk Terrace Neighborhood Association
• Urbandale Citizen’s Beat
• Prestonwood Estates Garden Club
• Valley View Homeowners Association
• Prestonwood Homeowners Association
• Vickery Meadows PID
• REI Sporting
• WellCare
• Richardson Bike Mart
• WellMed Charitable Foundation
• Ron Abbe
• WellMed Management
• Runyon Springs Homeowners Association • Santa Monica Neighborhood Association • Scottish Rite
• Westmoreland Heights Neighborhood Association
• Senior Source
• WFAA Channel 8 • White Rock Lake Conservancy
• Shakespeare Dallas
• White Rock Lake Foundation
• Shop Companies (Hillcrest Village Green) • White Rock Lake Rowing League • South Central Civic League • Winnetka Heights Historic District South Oak Cliff High School Alumni Bear Cave •
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CONTACT US: Dallas Park and Recreation Administration 1500 Marilla St. 6FN Dallas, Texas 75201 (214) 670-4100 Administration, Business, and Administration Services Division (214) 670-1258 Citywide, Athletics, Reservations, and Events Division (214) 670-1258 Park Maintenance and Operations Division (214) 670-1923
Planning, Design and Facilities Services Division (214) 670-4107
Dallas Aquatics (214) 670-1926
Recreation Services Division (214) 670-8847
Golf, Tennis, and Leisure Venue Services (214) 670-8520
Athletics, Events and Reservations (214) 670-8740
Marketing and Communications (214) 670-4678
Bachman Indoor Pool (214) 670-6273
Southern Skates Roller Rink (214) 670-1190
Bahama Beach Waterpark (214) 670-0820
Volunteer Services (214) 670-8538
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