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GENERAL FUNDExpendituresLibrary (cont'd)Classification of ExpendituresCapital OutlayAmount AppropriatedFY 03 FY 04Office Furn/Mach/Equip - Expansion $ 4,200 $ 24,092Grant Funded Expenditures 6,600 65,000TOTAL CAPITAL OUTLAY $ 10,800 $ 89,092GRAND TOTAL - LIBRARY $ 869,459 $ 973,840209
Parks and Recreation DepartmentRebecca O. Richardson, DirectorMajor Functions of the Parks and Recreation Department♦ Provide safe, affordable, and innovativeleisure activities for adults and children♦ Develop and maintain recreation facilities♦ Maintain the City of Auburn cemeteries to besafe and attractive♦ Promote recreation events as an economicdevelopment activity♦ Provide athletic programs for all levels ofability and competition for youth and adultsMajor Accomplishments in FY 02♦ Hosted 3 ASA and 1 ISA national softballtournaments, receiving an award from ASA forthose tournaments being among the highestrated in the country.♦ Completed construction of a skate park withcomponents that can be used by skateboards,inline skates, and bikes.♦ Completed construction of an addition toBoykin Community Center for use by area nonprofitagencies.♦ Successfully hosted the 2002 Dixie YouthState Baseball Tournament at Duck SamfordPark.♦ Successfully implemented a day campprogram for the mentally and physicallychallenged that was partially funded by a grant.♦ In cooperation with the Cemetery Trust,completed two cemetery improvement projectsin City-owned cemeteries.♦ Successfully bid to host the 2002 ISA NationalSoftball Convention.♦ Increased programming at Jan DempseyCommunity Arts Center by 15% andsuccessfully completed “A Day at the ArtsCenter” program for all elementary schools.♦ Developed and implemented the “DowntownMonster Merchants” program to provide a safetrick-or-treat environment and to promote theDowntown Merchants.♦ Developed an online newsletter to promoteParks and Recreation activities.Benchmarks Achieved in FY 02♦ Auburn has 890 acres of recreation areas andgreen space, which is 20.7 acres per 1,000population.♦ Percentage of registrants signing up for anathletic activity by the registration deadline thatare placed on a team or in a league: 100%.♦ Parks and Recreation Department and itsprograms rated excellent, good or fair by76.4% of respondents to the annual CitizensSurvey.♦ All athletic fields maintained daily.♦ All parks mowed and trimmed to a specificstandard on a ten-day schedule (once in eachten-day period).210
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City of AuburnFY 03 & FY 04Biennial
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City of Auburn, AlabamaApproximatel
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Office of the City ManagerDouglas J
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Judicial DepartmentJoe Bailey, Muni
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Information Technology DepartmentJa
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GENERAL FUNDExpendituresInformation
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Finance DepartmentAndrea E. Jackson
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Page 214 and 215: Auburn City LibraryMargie B. Huffma
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