SD23 Story Page on CLL.C.4 - Number of attendees at City-supported multicultural activities

SD23 Story Page on CLL.E.2 - Number of participants in City-offered lifelong learning events, activities, and resources

The total percent of available facility rentals filled at City of Austin Parks and Recreation Museums & Cultural Program Sites.

This is a collection of data submitted to Trust for Public Land (TPL) as part of the scoring process for the annual TPL Park Score ranking.

The Austin Parks and Recreation Department has 14 Bicycle Fix-it Stations at Parks and Recreation facilities all over Austin in an attempt to help promote healthier, more active and sustainable lifestyles for community members of all ages and backgrounds. These stations are free for the public to use in helping to make minor repairs to their bicycles.

Since PARD's eCOMBS measure #3033 - Number of City Park Acres per 1,000 Population is one of the items the department is asked about the most, the Planning and Development Division decided to post a story page and the fiscal year actuals.

Percentage of participants who respond to an on-site survey reporting that the activity that they just witnessed contributed to their overall knowledge and understanding of world cultures, world history and/or arts of every discipline.

This data set supports measure CLL.C.5 of SD23.

Data Source: Department Data Warehouse

Calculation: (CLL.C.5) # of program participants by site who indicated increased knowledge or understanding of culture, history, or art/ # of program participants who responded to a program site survey

Measure Time Period: Annually (Fiscal Year)

Automated: No

Date of last description update: 4/1/2020

Contains data from the Trust for Public Land annual ScoreCard survey and the resultant ranking among 100 American cities.

For this metric, a lower rank is better.

This dataset includes the Fiscal Year actuals for PARD's eCOMBS measure #3033 - Number of City park acres per 1,000 population.

"Number of city park acres per 1,000 population" is a crucial metric that quantifies the availability of green spaces relative to the size of our community. Prioritizing this metric shows PARD's commitment to providing residents with access to recreational areas, promoting physical and mental well-being, and enhancing the overall quality of life.

For more information, visit the associated story page:
https://datahub.austintexas.gov/stories/s/xib2-kf6u

List of Austin Parks and Recreation Department Senior Activity Centers.

For more information, please visit:
https://www.austintexas.gov/department/seniors-programs-and-services