Recreation Q1 FY27
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Board Of Trustees — 2026-09-30
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Agenda item: Consent Agenda — Quarterly Reports
Report / study, 3 pages. Attached to agenda item: “Consent Agenda — Quarterly Reports”
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Also attached to this agenda item:
Clerk 1Q FY27
DPW Q1 FY27
Engineering Q1 FY27
Justice Court Q1 FY27
Manager Q1 FY 27
Parking Q1 FY27
Police Q1 FY27
Treasurer Q1 FY27
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Recreation Department Quarterly Report-June, July & August 2026
The Recreation Department provides and plans year-round classes, programs, activities,
and special events for residents of all ages. The following highlights summarize the
department’s activities and participation for the quarter.
Recreation Programs and Special Events
Some of the highlights for this quarter included:
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Presented 7 concerts at Senasqua Park.
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Held more than 55 classes, programs, and special events.
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Returned Day Camp to the CET and PVC schools for the season.
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Held 7 family entertainment programs, including 6 evening programs and 1
daytime program.
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Held 3 outdoor movie nights at Senasqua Park.
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Sold out all 90 canoe/kayak storage spaces at the Echo Canoe Launch, along
with 4 spaces at Croton Landing.
Senior Programming
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The Senior Club met regularly at the Municipal Building and Senasqua Pavilion.
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Held 7 classes and programs, with 88 participants.
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Offered 4 trips, including 1 Local Explorer trip and 3 charter-bus trips, with a total
of 135 participants.
For a complete description and listing of summer programs, please refer to the
Recreation Department brochure.
Program and Facility Participation
Senasqua Park Rentals
Rental Type Number
Pavilion
36
No Pavilion
1
Total Rentals
37
Silver Lake Season Permits
Permit Type Residents School District
Family
30
2
Adult
3
1
Child
0
0
Senior
27
0
Total Permits
60
3
Total Silver Lake Season Permits: 63
Silver Lake was closed for a total of 20 days during the season: 18 days due to
flooding/strong currents and 2 days due to air-quality concerns.
Approximate daily patrons throughout the season: 2,200
Day Camp
Registration Session 1 Session 2 Session 3 6 Weeks Total
Resident
28
44
38
38 150
Non-Resident
2
4
2
3
11
Total
30
48
40
41 161
Tiny Tots
Session
Participants
Session 1
2
Session 2
7
Session 3
8
6 Weeks
3
Resident Total
20
Non-Resident Total
0
Total Tiny Tots Participants: 20
Boat Basin Rentals
Rental Type Resident Non-Resident
Mooring
6
0
Park Storage
4
2
Sunfish
0
0
Ramp Pass
0
0
Kayak/Canoe Rack Rentals
Location
Resident Non-Resident Senior
Croton Landing
1
3
0
Echo Canoe Launch
54
7
29
Total Kayak/Canoe Rack Rentals: 94
Photo IDs
ID Type
Number
Village IDs
360
School District IDs
12
Senior Photos
157
Total
529
Overall, the Recreation Department continued to provide a broad range of recreational
opportunities, programs, and special events throughout the quarter, with strong
participation across youth, senior, family, and outdoor recreation activities.
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