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Part-time recreation staff hours restored

Summary

Hourly recreation staff are back to 29.9 hours a week after July cutbacks, and the city is looking at ways to make up lost income. Assistant City Manager Adam Troy even met directly with hourly staff — reportedly a first. A resident who works with the Senior Center praised the reversal and asked how to prevent future cuts.

At a glance

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Last discussed Aug 4, 2026.

Impact analysis

💰Financial impact

Restored hours cost more in wages; the city is evaluating ways to recover lost July income.

✅Who benefits

Part-time recreation staff — the backbone of summer camps, the senior center and the Plunge — and the residents they serve.

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