Parks and Recreation Commission

MURFREESBORO PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 2022 12:00 NOON Call to Order Prayer and Pledge Consider for Approval the Minutes of the August 3, 2022, Murfreesboro Parks and Recreation Commission meeting. New Business I. Finance Report for Fiscal Year 21-22 II. Consider Siegel Soccer Indoor Turf Fee Proposal III. Consider Pamper Yourself Spa Day IV. St. Clair Street Senior Center Annual Report (FY 21-22) V. Sports Com Update VI. Puckett Creek Property Donation VII. MPRD Programs and Events Other Business  MURFREESBORO PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION MINUTES WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3, 2022 12:00 NOON MPRC Members Present: Mr. Eddie Miller, Chair Dr. Gloria Bonner, Mr. Leroy Cunningham, Mr. Rick LaLance, Mr. Ronnie Martin, and Mr. Ricky Turner MPRC Members Absent: Mr. Trey Duke, Mr. Tim Roediger, and Mr. Don Turner (ex officio) MPRD Staff Present: Mr. Nate Williams, Director Mr. Thomas Laird, Asst. Director Mr. Kyle Goss, Ms. Susan Hicks, Ms. Kristin Hopkins, Ms. Mitzi Hughes, Dr. Gernell Jenkins, and Ms. Melinda Tate Others Present: Ms. Angela Jackson, Executive Director of Community Services Ms. Katie Driver, City Staff Attorney After the meeting was called to order, Dr. Gloria Bonner led the commission in a prayer and in the Pledge of Allegiance. Mr. Eddie Miller then presented the minutes of the June 1, 2022, Murfreesboro Parks and Recreation Commission (MPRC) meeting for approval. Mr. Rick LaLance made a motion to approve the minutes as read, and Dr. Bonner seconded. Motion passed by unanimous vote. Mr. Miller then presented appreciation plaques to Mr. Rick LaLance and Mr. Ronnie Martin for their service, leadership, and advocacy to the MPRC. Both members had been appointed to the commission through their City Council positions, which will be ending soon. Ms. Kristin Hopkins with Outdoor Murfreesboro gave an update on the Bird Survey that began six months ago. She said that each of the three survey sites is similar in acreage. Birds counted at each site and the number of distinct species noted were as follows: Murfree Spring (20 acres) 2,890 birds counted with 57 distinct species; Sinking Creek (20 acres) 1,742 birds counted with 80 distinct species; Gateway Island (30 acres) 6,390 birds counted with 69 distinct species. The research indicated that Eastern Meadowlarks, which are in somewhat of a decline, have been seen at the Gateway Island, and it has been noted that the area is supporting that species through its whole reproductive cycle, which is very good to know. By determining the bird types and their numbers at each site, staff will be better able to manage the areas accordingly to support the birds in these habitats. Also, Ms. Hopkins mentioned that the Tennessee Ornithological Society (TOS) has indicated that 10,221 birds have been counted overall in Tennessee, with 107 distinct species noted. Staff is encouraged that the sites in the MPRD bird survey are supporting impressive numbers of distinct species as well. Mr. Miller asked about the length of the surveys. Ms. Hopkins said each survey is planned for a year. Mr. Jacob Fogel, Outdoor Murfreesboro Assistant Programmer for the Wilderness Station, presented for approval an Adult Adventure Camp to be held September 10-11, 2022. Activities planned for the program are kayaking, archery, overnight camping on September 10th into the 11th, and then caving on the 11th. Three meals will be provided during the weekend, as well as transportation to the activity sites. Staff would like to offer the camp twice a year and offer various other outdoor activities for future Adult Adventure Camps. The proposed registration fees are $125 plus a $50 activity fee ($175 total), with a $15 discount for City residents. Mr. Miller entertained a motion to approve said camp and its fees. Dr. Bonner made a motion to approve the camp as presented, and Mr. Ricky Turner seconded. Motion passed by unanimous vote. Mr. Kyle Goss proposed a new Aquatics Facilities Swim Attire Policy with more specific guidelines than the current policy. Mr. Leroy Cunningham asked if staff had researched such policies with other similar aquatics facilities. Mr. Goss said that they had and that the proposed MPRD policy is even more specific than the policies at the other facilities. Mr. Ronnie Martin mentioned that he hoped patrons would use reasonable and sound judgment when choosing their swim attire for City facilities, and he questioned who would tell the inappropriately dressed patrons that they need to change or leave. He did not want lifeguards, some who are still minors, to have to approach people who might not be following the policy. Mr. Goss said that he would talk with male patrons, and a female manager would deal with female patrons. Mr. Williams said that with this updated swim attire policy, staff will have the framework to follow for enforcing proper swim attire. Mr. LaLance asked if there will be signage posted so the public will be aware of the updated swim attire policy. Mr. Williams said the policy will be posted. Mr. Ricky Turner stated that he had requested a clearer swim attire policy at the June 1, 2022, MPRC meeting and that this is the first time in his 11 years on the commission that a matter he was concerned with made the agenda. He added that he feels like he has accomplished something, with this being a serious topic. He believes public pools should be appropriate for all ages to use. Mr. Turner made a motion to approve the revised swim attire policy for the MPRD Aquatics Facilities. Mr. LaLance seconded. Motion passed by unanimous vote. Ms. Susan Hicks, Cultural Arts Supervisor, explained a proposed new program, the DIY Band Class, which would run for four weeks. She said the target group will be teens interested in starting their own band. In the program, they will be guided through the proper process to start a band. Staff would like to charge $50 per person ($25 for registration/$25 for a supply fee). Mr. Turner asked if there were a way to communicate better with the public regarding the financial assistance (FA) policy for those who might not be able to afford the program fee without financial help. Mr. Williams said that the financial assistance policy is advertised and that Cultural Arts staff has done a good job helping kids get into the arts programs if they need financial assistance. Mr. LaLance asked if the monies for FA are built into the budget. Mr. Williams and Mr. Laird said that they were. Dr. Bonner made a motion to approve the DIY Band Class, and Mr. LaLance seconded. Motion passed by unanimous vote. Ms. Hicks also proposed to increase fees for guardian and toddler programs from $3.00 to $5.00 to help cover material costs for such programs as Little Picassos, Express Yourself, 2 Move with Me, and Let’s Get Spooky Workshop. Mr. LaLance made a motion to approve the fee increase as requested. Mr. Martin seconded. Motion passed by unanimous vote. Mr. Williams announced that he hopes to have a Financial Report for FY21-22 by the next commission meeting. He said that expenditures are still being paid for that fiscal year, but he will update the commission on how MPRD is operating as soon as he has the new report. Also, at the next MPRC meeting, Mr. Williams plans to discuss some department projects that are on the horizon. Ms. Melinda Tate, Marketing Coordinator, shared a Power Point Presentation with the commission and updated them on department programs and events. First, she said that the Rutherford Arts Alliance is currently holding a juried show in the City Hall Rotunda that will run through September 1, 2022, with the artists’ reception scheduled for August 12th from 5:30 - 7:00 p.m. Outdoor Yoga will be offered at Patterson Park on August 13th from 9:00-10:00 a.m. (free). Cannonsburgh has had a variety of program offerings this summer for all different ages. August programs will include Toddler Adventures (topic: tractors), village tours for home- schooled kids, a food prep and freezing class taught by an Ag Extension agent, and a Christmas craft class. September 3rd is the date for the Hummingbird Festival at the Wilderness Station from 7:30 a.m.-3:00 p.m. There will be children’s activities, lots of hummingbird information, and a hummingbird bander who can catch hummingbirds and add a band with a tracker on their legs. Ms. Tate announced that the very popular Greenway Art Festival is scheduled for September 17th from 10:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. at Old Fort Park on the trail that runs by Kids’ Castle. Another event scheduled by MPRD will be the City Closed Tennis Tournament, September 23-25, at the Adams Tennis Complex. Ms. Tate mentioned that a new event for the department, the Individual Team Triathlon, is going to be held at Patterson Community Center on September 24th. Teams of two to three people each will be required to swim 500 meters at the indoor pool, bike 12 miles (in the weight room), and run on the indoor track for 3 miles. The cost will be $60.00 per team. Registration has begun, and those interested should contact Roger at Patterson, 615-893-7439. A final event announced by Ms. Tate was the Middle Half Marathon, scheduled for October 8th, start time at 7:00 a.m. Ms. Tate reminded everyone that information for all of the mentioned programs and events and other MPRD activities can be found on the City website by going to www.MurfreesboroParks.com. Also, information for the MPRD programs and activities can be found on the various department Facebook pages. Mr. LaLance asked if everything possible was being done to get the word out to the public about the Miracle League All-Star Games in September. Mr. Laird said that a press release would go out soon to all the usual media outlets and that the national office of the Miracle League is working on their own media package to get the information out. Mr. LaLance said that it will be an awesome event, and he wants the community to know about it. Mr. Williams added that staff from Murfreesboro Police and Fire and Rescue Departments are working with the Miracle League staff to help make sure the event will be a wonderful experience for the athletes and spectators. 3 Mr. Leroy Cunningham asked if staff could give an update at the next MPRC meeting regarding a potential West Park. He has heard information about it, but also realizes some of the information could be misinformation. Mr. Williams said that he will have a design team give a short presentation to the commission soon regarding the potential park/land sites in question. Mr. Williams said that he and other staff do not want to get ahead of themselves on plans for any property until city-owned. He also mentioned that a possible land swap of 120 acres for 149 acres closer to town looks promising. Further, staff needs to see how potential park property is zoned and laid out before doing any comprehensive planning. Mr. Williams said that more information on properties on the west side of town should be available by October or November. Being no more business, Mr. Miller adjourned the meeting. Meeting adjourned: 12:34 p.m. Minutes approved: ________________________________ __________________________________ Eddie Miller, MPRC Chair Nate Williams, MPRD Director 4  MURFREESBORO PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT MONTHLY REVENUE REPORT July-June 2022 RECREATIONAL ACTIVITY INCOME ACTUAL ANTICIPATED RECREATION DIVISION Picnic Shelters 82,644.63 50,000.00 165.29% Athletic Concessions (not including Miracle Lge) 1,455.44 1,500.00 97.03% Softball League Fees 46,352.00 41,600.00 111.42% Ball Field Rentals 62,623.90 80,000.00 78.28% Cheerleading Registration 4,028.50 3,400.00 118.49% Football (including Flag Football) 10,932.50 8,800.00 124.23% Youth Volleyball League 15,447.50 9,100.00 169.75% Youth Basketball League 93,515.77 73,000.00 128.10% Athletic Sports Camps 38,322.50 21,000.00 182.49% Start Smart Program 0.00 2,000.00 0.00% Advantage Sports Program 405.00 6,000.00 6.75% Track & Field Program 3,185.00 900.00 353.89% McFadden Community Center Rentals 9,157.50 6,000.00 152.63% McFadden Concessions 2,070.95 1,400.00 147.93% McFadden Community Center Designated Donations 0.00 200.00 0.00% Commissions/Vending - McFadden 155.10 200.00 77.55% Adult Basketball/Pickleball McFadden Center 11,167.00 8,100.00 137.86% Ultimate Disc Golf League 0.00 3,000.00 0.00% Miracle Baseball League 6,880.00 7,000.00 98.29% Miracle Baseball League Concessions 10,807.04 5,500.00 196.49% Miracle Baseball League Designated Donations 62,750.71 50,000.00 125.50% Wilderness Station 68,356.85 45,900.00 148.93% Movies Under the Stars Concessions 142.38 650.00 21.90% Halloween Activities 20,318.30 12,000.00 169.32% Perform Boro/Cultural Arts Programs/Theatre Adm 20,443.78 23,200.00 88.12% Theatre Rentals 17,450.03 14,000.00 124.64% Gateway Rentals 4,000.74 5,200.00 76.94% Summer Camps 32,712.50 26,000.00 125.82% Richard Siegel Park (includes Jordan Farm) 130,276.50 60,000.00 217.13% TSSAA Spring Fling/Fall Soccer 39,696.72 24,000.00 165.40% Greenway Programs 1,364.33 1,050.00 129.94% Designated Donations - Greenway 0.00 500.00 0.00% Cannonsburgh 50,946.87 34,900.00 145.98% Bradley Academy Museum 31,841.60 12,500.00 254.73% July 4th (needs to be deleted in next year's budget) 0.00 750.00 0.00% New Year 5K 10,740.00 9,300.00 115.48% Civic Plaza 400.00 200.00 200.00% Donations - Miscellaneous 0.00 500.00 0.00% Sales Tax 43,970.55 36,000.00 122.14% Recreation Total 934,562.19 685,350.00 136.36% PATTERSON COMMUNITY CENTER Admissions 347,254.59 262,500.00 132.29% Pool Rentals 42,068.25 25,000.00 168.27% Swim Lessons 0.00 900.00 0.00% Rentals 59,180.78 45,500.00 130.07% Designated Donations 9,441.60 5,000.00 188.83% Vending/Resale 23,572.33 10,600.00 222.38% 481,517.55 349,500.00 137.77%  MURFREESBORO PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT MONTHLY REVENUE REPORT July-June 2022 RECREATIONAL ACTIVITY INCOME continued ACTUAL ANTICIPATED SPORTS*COM Indoor Admission 342,198.67 262,500.00 130.36% Admission Outdoor Pool 164,649.50 170,000.00 96.85% Concessions Outdoor Pool 73,116.27 72,000.00 101.55% Pool Rentals 44,015.78 25,000.00 176.06% Swim Lessons 13,241.15 10,000.00 132.41% Building Rentals 16,945.46 12,000.00 141.21% Indoor Concessions/Resale 12,038.54 9,100.00 132.29% Sports*Com Total 666,205.37 560,600.00 118.84% INDOOR TENNIS FACILITY Annual Memberships 260,717.61 250,000.00 104.29% Resale/Concessions 45,224.80 40,600.00 111.39% Rentals 112,560.75 68,000.00 165.53% Lessons/Clinics/Tournaments 482,111.72 340,000.00 141.80% 900,614.88 698,600.00 128.92% TOTAL RECREACTIONAL ACTIVITY INCOME 2,982,899.99 2,294,050.00 130.03% OTHER INCOME Hotel/Motel Tax - County 277,806.58 155,000.00 179.23% Service Fees - Athletic Leagues 70,190.00 65,000.00 107.98% Scrap Metal 1,409.20 450.00 313.16% Sale of Fixed Assets 3,855.00 450.00 856.67% Interest 190.47 450.00 42.33% 353,451.25 221,350.00 159.68% TOTAL REVENUES 3,336,351.24 2,515,400.00 132.64% SENIOR CITIZENS CENTER Federal Grants 16,898.00 20,500.00 82.43% State Grants 9,414.00 11,300.00 83.31% Other County Revenues 165,000.00 148,500.00 111.11% Sales Tax Collected -22.46 250.00 -8.98% Trip Revenues 50,265.15 40,500.00 124.11% Meeting Room Fees 660.00 3,200.00 20.63% Program Income 18,747.00 30,600.00 61.26% Interest Earnings 22.80 300.00 7.60% Donations - Private Sources 4,242.09 1,800.00 235.67% Designated Donations 30.00 1,800.00 1.67% 265,256.58 258,750.00 102.51%  MURFREESBORO PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT Monthly Budget Report 2021-2022 July- June 2021-2022 Salaries Budget Expenditures Balance Full-time Personnel 3,844,028.00 -3,841,324.77 2,703.23 Longevity 52,020.00 -50,460.00 1,560.00 Holiday Pay 13,303.00 -13,026.72 276.28 Part-time Personnel 2,634,611.81 -2,003,807.93 630,803.88 Overtime 71,634.00 -63,192.25 8,441.75 Annual Holiday Gift 10,000.00 -9,475.00 525.00 Other Pay 79,000.00 -87,676.78 -8,676.78 6,704,596.81 -6,068,963.45 635,633.36 Operation & Maintenance Vehicles & Machinery - Fleet 68,915.00 -77,869.33 -8,954.33 Vehicles (not Fleet) (includes SpCom CO2) 3,000.00 -1,452.75 1,547.25 Machinery & Equipment 71,950.00 -83,230.70 -11,280.70 Waste Disposal (dumpsters/oil) - one time Disposal Fees - general 1,000.00 -675.00 325.00 Office Equipment 7,500.00 -8,122.79 -622.79 Appliance Repair 3,000.00 -3,508.00 -508.00 Repair/Maintenance of Other (Antique tractor 2,000.00 0.00 2,000.00 Equipment Rental Ball Fields 3,000.00 -1,008.83 1,991.17 Greenways/Wetlands 500.00 -1,298.49 -798.49 Cannonsburgh 700.00 0.00 700.00 General Parks 2,500.00 -2,348.39 151.61 Sports*Com 1,500.00 -7,515.21 -6,015.21 Barfield Crescent Park 1,000.00 -3,380.31 -2,380.31 Richard Siegel Park 2,500.00 -6,206.82 -3,706.82 11,700.00 -21,758.05 -10,058.05 Grounds Parks (Nat Res, Franklin Rd, Misc, Gen) 61,100.00 -7,868.72 53,231.28 Old Fort Park 30,800.00 -12,622.01 18,177.99 Ball Fields 119,700.00 -156,926.47 -37,226.47 Barfield Crescent Park 15,500.00 -23,651.13 -8,151.13 Wilderness Station 1,500.00 -502.48 997.52 Richard Siegel Park 174,100.00 -112,456.48 61,643.52 McKnight Park 7,200.00 -949.43 6,250.57 Oaklands Park 19,800.00 -9,869.19 9,930.81 River Trail/Greenway/Wetlands 83,200.00 -52,871.43 30,328.57 Cannonsburgh 7,600.00 -8,595.85 -995.85 Gateway Trail 30,800.00 -5,419.82 25,380.18 Sports*Com 5,000.00 -4,643.03 356.97 Patterson Park 5,900.00 -9,660.82 -3,760.82 McFadden Community Center 1,300.00 -2,934.78 -1,634.78 Bradley Academy Museum 2,400.00 -874.02 1,525.98 Tennis Facility 12,500.00 -22,168.78 -9,668.78 578,400.00 -432,014.44 146,385.56 Educational Animals 5,000.00 -4,367.18 632.82 Recreational Equipment 9,100.00 -4,146.30 4,953.70 Janitorial Equipment 2,500.00 -1,087.67 1,412.33 Software 32,500.00 -30,248.77 2,251.23  Buildings McFadden Community Ctr. 11,100.00 -12,199.46 -1,099.46 Patterson Community Ctr. 89,800.00 -91,031.95 -1,231.95 Sports*Com 64,600.00 -45,822.19 18,777.81 Old Fort Park Picnic Shelters 8,400.00 -1,647.30 6,752.70 Old Fort Park Ball Fields 600.00 0.00 600.00 Oakland Park Picnic Shelters 5,500.00 -1,353.08 4,146.92 Miracle Field 4,500.00 -260.40 4,239.60 McKnight Park Ball Fields (not StarPlex) 6,300.00 -3,810.54 2,489.46 McKnight Park Pavilion 600.00 -81.56 518.44 Maintenance Shop 8,400.00 -1,207.64 7,192.36 2021-2022 July-May 2021-2022 Building Maintenance continued Budget Expenditures Balance Star*Plex 6,000.00 -7,158.27 -1,158.27 Ball Field Maintenance Shop 4,900.00 -911.10 3,988.90 River Trail 7,300.00 -9,263.57 -1,963.57 Cannonsburgh 14,600.00 -16,866.44 -2,266.44 Barfield-Crescent Park (includes Shop) 14,000.00 -21,379.88 -7,379.88 Wilderness Station 5,900.00 -4,585.09 1,314.91 Barfield Ball Fields 5,500.00 -2,694.74 2,805.26 Rogers Park 1,100.00 -186.37 913.63 Wetlands Restrooms 1,400.00 0.00 1,400.00 Richard Siegel Park 12,700.00 -18,724.81 -6,024.81 Jamison House 4,600.00 -3,560.22 1,039.78 Gateway Trail 4,300.00 -7,808.86 -3,508.86 Franklin Road Property 5,000.00 0.00 5,000.00 Bradley Academy Museum 12,100.00 -13,760.11 -1,660.11 Indoor Tennis Facility 27,900.00 -23,797.29 4,102.71 327,100.00 -288,110.87 38,989.13 Swimming Pools Patterson Pool 34,000.00 -29,018.83 4,981.17 Sports*Com Indoor Pool 20,600.00 -8,165.06 12,434.94 Sports*Com Outdoor Pool 33,100.00 -38,404.16 -5,304.16 87,700.00 -75,588.05 12,111.95 Supplies Postage 3,000.00 -1,418.18 1,581.82 Office Supplies Recreation 14,200.00 -7,110.04 7,089.96 Sports*Com 2,500.00 -1,793.28 706.72 Patterson Community Center 4,500.00 -2,985.85 1,514.15 McFadden Community Center 1,100.00 -1,719.06 -619.06 Cannonsburgh 900.00 -1,038.86 -138.86 Cultural Arts 1,500.00 -1,318.50 181.50 Wilderness Station 900.00 -1,251.81 -351.81 Bradley Academy Museum 1,000.00 -429.88 570.12 Indoor Tennis Facility 1,200.00 -1,938.50 -738.50 27,800.00 -19,585.78 8,214.22 IT Supplies 800.00 -1,038.69 -238.69 Educational Supplies 1,000.00 -45.00 955.00 Advertising General, Newspaper, etc. 14,500.00 -22,720.36 -8,220.36 Patterson Advertising 700.00 -197.99 502.01 Bradley Academy Museum Ads/Brochures 2,700.00 -2,123.92 576.08 Cannonsburgh Ads/Brochures 6,100.00 -551.50 5,548.50 Indoor Tennis Facility 4,000.00 -2,197.22 1,802.78 Sports*Com Brochures/Advertising 1,400.00 -601.12 798.88 Greenway 2,300.00 -2,200.30 99.70 Wilderness Station/Outdoor Recreation 5,100.00 0.00 5,100.00 36,800.00 -30,592.41 6,207.59 Janitorial Supplies Recreation/Jamison, etc. 5,500.00 -20,841.05 -15,341.05 Greenway/River Trail 3,500.00 -3,311.31 188.69 Ball Fields 10,000.00 -12,896.51 -2,896.51 Sports*Com 13,500.00 -17,480.15 -3,980.15 Patterson Community Center 24,000.00 -25,799.90 -1,799.90 McFadden Community Center 2,500.00 -2,299.10 200.90 Barfield-Crescent Park 4,800.00 -4,889.32 -89.32 Wilderness Station 800.00 -236.55 563.45 Oaklands Park 1,100.00 -848.83 251.17 Old Fort Park 2,000.00 -1,278.88 721.12 Cannonsburgh 1,600.00 -747.92 852.08 Richard Siegel Park 7,500.00 -7,543.74 -43.74 2021-2022 July-May 2021-2022 Janitorial Supplies continued Budget Expenditures Balance Gateway Island 1,300.00 -338.10 961.90 Bradley Academy Museum 1,500.00 -503.48 996.52 Indoor Tennis Facility 5,000.00 -5,203.30 -203.30 84,600.00 -104,218.14 -19,618.14 Trophies Athletics 12,600.00 -13,510.41 -910.41 Recreation 1,200.00 -1,401.41 -201.41 Patterson Center 200.00 -244.94 -44.94 Sports*Com/Aquatics 400.00 0.00 400.00 McFadden Center 400.00 0.00 400.00 Indoor Tennis Facility 1,000.00 0.00 1,000.00 15,800.00 -15,156.76 643.24 Fuel 90,600.00 -88,613.10 1,986.90 Activity Supplies Outdoor Recreation 4,800.00 -4,942.25 -142.25 McFadden Community Center 3,000.00 -632.15 2,367.85 Patterson Community Center 2,600.00 -2,533.70 66.30 Cultural Arts - Visual/Performing 3,500.00 -2,673.36 826.64 Sports*Com 3,700.00 -350.00 3,350.00 Cannonsburgh 1,800.00 -938.07 861.93 Greenways 1,300.00 -59.94 1,240.06 Athletics 3,300.00 -5,119.50 -1,819.50 Bradley Academy Museum 3,000.00 -858.39 2,141.61 Indoor Tennis Facility 3,000.00 0.00 3,000.00 30,000.00 -18,107.36 11,892.64 Hand Tools & Hardware Maintenance 2,530.00 -1,592.44 937.56 Maintenance Barfield-Crescent 515.00 -345.74 169.26 Richard Siegel Park 505.00 -388.62 116.38 Ball Fields 485.00 -591.06 -106.06 Recreation 100.00 0.00 100.00 Sports*Com 550.00 -905.03 -355.03 Patterson Community Center 900.00 -284.11 615.89 Cannonsburgh 375.00 -95.48 279.52 Cultural Arts 500.00 -39.46 460.54 Outdoor Recreation/Greenway 740.00 -437.78 302.22 McFadden 300.00 -13.67 286.33 Bradley Academy Museum 300.00 -7.99 292.01 Indoor Tennis Facility 300.00 0.00 300.00 8,100.00 -4,701.38 3,398.62 Clothing Maintenance 9,250.00 -7,682.91 1,567.09 Recreation/Admin/MUTS/Cult Arts, etc. 950.00 -443.11 506.89 Sports*Com 1,700.00 -1,019.96 680.04 McFadden Community Center 500.00 0.00 500.00 Athletics 2,000.00 -667.90 1,332.10 Cannonsburgh 700.00 -688.00 12.00 Patterson Community Center 2,890.00 -2,505.55 384.45 Wilderness Station/Greenway 1,000.00 -900.60 99.40 Aquatics 5,210.00 -6,271.50 -1,061.50 Bradley Academy Museum 400.00 -319.00 81.00 Indoor Tennis Facility 700.00 -667.12 32.88 25,300.00 -21,165.65 4,134.35 Admission Supplies 4,300.00 -1,687.78 2,612.22 2021-2022 July-May 2021-2022 Supplies continued Budget Expenditures Balance Recreational Supplies Youth Basketball 22,100.00 -17,395.91 4,704.09 Cheerleading Program/Camp 800.00 0.00 800.00 Football 6,440.00 -461.45 5,978.55 Sports Camp 3,000.00 -1,381.97 1,618.03 Youth Volleyball 3,760.00 -3,133.65 626.35 Start Smart Program 1,300.00 0.00 1,300.00 Adult Basketball Sports*Com 350.00 0.00 350.00 Adult Racquetball 550.00 -288.75 261.25 Adult Volleyball 1,000.00 -360.00 640.00 Tennis Nets/Outdoor VB Nets 3,000.00 -3,829.47 -829.47 Murfreesboro Track & Field 600.00 -699.50 -99.50 Ultimate Disc Golf 2,000.00 0.00 2,000.00 Miracle Field League 4,800.00 -2,379.63 2,420.37 Advantage League 5,000.00 -364.00 4,636.00 Sports*Com 5,500.00 -5,455.32 44.68 McFadden Community Ctr. 3,000.00 -1,992.93 1,007.07 Patterson Community Center 6,300.00 -6,219.85 80.15 Bradley Academy Museum 2,000.00 -397.09 1,602.91 Outdoor Murfreesboro 2,500.00 -566.66 1,933.34 Cultural Arts 800.00 -2,277.30 -1,477.30 Indoor Tennis Facility 5,000.00 -3,898.35 1,101.65 79,800.00 -51,101.83 28,698.17 Food General 2,300.00 -2,744.48 -444.48 Wilderness Station/Outdoor Murfreesboro 1,300.00 -1,563.63 -263.63 Patterson Community Center 6,500.00 -7,510.92 -1,010.92 Tennis 1,500.00 -127.38 1,372.62 Bradley Academy Museum 2,500.00 -1,906.89 593.11 Cannonsburgh 1,000.00 -532.33 467.67 Cultural Arts 3,500.00 -5,136.02 -1,636.02 McFadden Community Center 3,000.00 -3,464.45 -464.45 Athletics 4,100.00 -1,841.26 2,258.74 Sports*Com 4,000.00 -2,224.37 1,775.63 29,700.00 -27,051.73 2,648.27 Printing Services 1,900.00 -1,739.80 160.20 Newspaper Subscriptions 1,590.00 -1,798.83 -208.83 Operating Supplies Wilderness Station 2,500.00 -2,613.99 -113.99 Patterson Center 500.00 -254.70 245.30 Sports*Com 400.00 -136.63 263.37 Cannonsburgh 300.00 -313.37 -13.37 3,700.00 -3,318.69 381.31 Safety Supplies 6,900.00 -12,334.06 -5,434.06 Miscellaneous Supplies Recreation/General 1,100.00 -141.55 958.45 Sports*Com 200.00 -383.75 -183.75 Barfield-Crescent Park 400.00 -60.59 339.41 Patterson Community Center 200.00 -1,855.04 -1,655.04 Richard Siegel Park 400.00 0.00 400.00 Bradley Academy Museum 400.00 -668.62 -268.62 Indoor Tennis Facility 400.00 0.00 400.00 3,100.00 -3,109.55 -9.55 2021-2022 July-May 2021-2022 Insurance Budget Expenditures Balance Worker's Compensation 96,945.00 -86,522.00 10,423.00 Automobile 18,619.00 0.00 18,619.00 Social Security 485,123.00 -443,606.01 41,516.99 Medical-Dental 825,326.00 -818,566.83 6,759.17 Employee Retirement Defined Benefit 338,149.00 -304,417.25 33,731.75 Retirement Defined Contribution 120,279.00 -103,235.83 17,043.17 Life Insurance, LTD 24,202.00 -22,753.57 1,448.43 1,908,643.00 -1,779,101.49 129,541.51 Utilities Electricity 645,000.00 -724,561.37 -79,561.37 Water 176,000.00 -191,604.16 -15,604.16 Gas 233,337.00 -122,227.51 111,109.49 Telephone 16,500.00 -16,883.78 -383.78 Cellular Phone 21,300.00 -21,946.74 -646.74 Internet Service 13,600.00 -16,902.14 -3,302.14 Cable TV Service 9,600.00 -1,526.28 8,073.72 Solid Waste Fees 41,500.00 -41,792.71 -292.71 1,156,837.00 -1,137,444.69 19,392.31 Travel & Subsistence Mileage 13,500.00 -4,598.81 8,901.19 Meals During Meetings 4,300.00 -1,738.75 2,561.25 17,800.00 -6,337.56 11,462.44 Recreational Activities Park Movies 9,800.00 -9,999.55 -199.55 Cultural Activities July 4th - Special Events 39,800.00 -17,295.91 22,504.09 Halloween - Special Events 8,000.00 -5,919.88 2,080.12 Cannonsburgh Special Events 12,000.00 -14,286.51 -2,286.51 Patterson Community Center Special Events 4,500.00 -1,822.72 2,677.28 Barfield Crescent Park - Special Events 1,000.00 -799.45 200.55 Sports*Com Special Events 3,600.00 -611.50 2,988.50 Outdoor/Greenway Recreation Special Even 8,100.00 -11,827.22 -3,727.22 McFadden Community Center Special Even 4,000.00 -1,918.74 2,081.26 Bradley Academy Museum Special Events 7,500.00 -8,570.54 -1,070.54 Miscellaneous Special Events 3,500.00 -1,712.05 1,787.95 Concerts 17,100.00 -800.00 16,300.00 Concerts Cannonsburgh 7,300.00 -2,500.00 4,800.00 Senior Citizens - Patterson Center 1,500.00 0.00 1,500.00 Field Trips/Day Camps, etc. 9,900.00 -3,592.43 6,307.57 Cultural Arts Programs(laureate/dance/musi 10,400.00 -11,184.92 -784.92 Children's Theatre 21,000.00 -11,537.47 9,462.53 159,200.00 -94,379.34 64,820.66 Miscellaneous Expense Association Dues 4,400.00 -2,337.00 2,063.00 Training Personnel 24,100.00 -11,720.73 12,379.27 Licenses/Certifications 2,680.00 -2,034.20 645.80 Other Employee Travel 3,800.00 -2,068.01 1,731.99 Surveys & Studies/Consultant's Services 20,100.00 -13,860.35 6,239.65 Employee Testing 1,500.00 -334.50 1,165.50 Employee Respirator Testing 2,000.00 0.00 2,000.00 Coaches' Background Checks 2,500.00 -58.00 2,442.00 Computer Software Subscriptions 4,900.00 -3,944.03 955.97 Cannonsburgh Instructors 1,200.00 -100.00 1,100.00 General Contractural Services/Cultural Arts In 4,000.00 -11,250.00 -7,250.00 **McK Park Conv. Tennis Instructors 220,000.00 -281,972.68 -61,972.68 Tennis Tournaments 20,000.00 -8,335.49 11,664.51 Bank Service Charges 40,000.00 -46,309.89 -6,309.89 2021-2022 July-May 2021-2022 Purchases for Resale Budget Expenditures Balance Sports*Com 50,000.00 -53,275.56 -3,275.56 Cultural Arts 2,800.00 -600.15 2,199.85 Athletics 3,000.00 -3,256.80 -256.80 Cannonsburgh 5,000.00 -5,833.64 -833.64 Movies Under the Stars 800.00 0.00 800.00 Patterson Community Center 20,000.00 -12,904.12 7,095.88 Barfield-Crescent Park 11,000.00 -15,964.47 -4,964.47 Disc Golf 4,500.00 -3,237.16 1,262.84 Small Fry Tri 600.00 0.00 600.00 McFadden Community Center 1,400.00 -1,291.70 108.30 Miracle Baseball League 8,000.00 -9,133.42 -1,133.42 New Year's 5K 3,000.00 0.00 3,000.00 Bradley Museum 1,500.00 -5,396.52 -3,896.52 Indoor Tennis Facility 27,000.00 -21,241.66 5,758.34 138,600.00 -132,135.20 6,464.80 Sales Tax 42,000.00 -44,647.00 -2,647.00 Designated Donations Patterson Community Center 8,000.00 -4,707.26 3,292.74 Other - Greenway/Cult Arts/Bradley, etc. 5,900.00 -9,919.15 -4,019.15 Athletics 30,000.00 -26,000.26 3,999.74 43,900.00 -40,626.67 3,273.33 Other Miscellaneous 9,000.00 -5,482.66 3,517.34 Additions to Fixed Assets 599,285.00 -548,917.95 50,367.05 Total Parks & Recreation 12,806,996.81 -11,691,325.06 1,115,671.75  MURFREESBORO PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT St. Clair Street Senior Center Monthly Budget Report FY22 2021-2022 July-June 2021-2022 Salaries Budget Expenditure Balance Full-time Personnel 451,766.00 -455,231.24 -3,465.24 Longevity 3,720.00 -4,440.00 -720.00 Holiday Pay 900.00 -484.95 415.05 Part-time Personnel 196,439.58 -132,982.13 63,457.45 Overtime 4,000.00 -2,631.42 1,368.58 Annual Holiday Gift 725.00 -700.00 25.00 657,550.58 -596,469.74 61,080.84 Operation & Maintenance Vehicles & Machinery - Fleet 9,993.00 -1,485.17 8,507.83 Vehicles (not Fleet) 500.00 -109.96 390.04 Machinery & Equipment 500.00 -269.39 230.61 Office Equipment 4,500.00 -4,589.51 -89.51 Grounds 14,000.00 -9,810.35 4,189.65 Recreational Equipment 3,000.00 -540.40 2,459.60 Janitorial Equipment 300.00 -653.96 -353.96 Appliance Repairs 500.00 -20.82 479.18 Software Maintenance 2,800.00 -1,200.00 1,600.00 Buildings 24,800.00 -19,129.06 5,670.94 Supplies Postage 10,000.00 -1,001.28 8,998.72 Office Supplies 6,200.00 -5,019.35 1,180.65 IT Supplies 250.00 0.00 250.00 Advertising 20,000.00 -6,585.00 13,415.00 Janitorial Supplies 10,000.00 -11,531.53 -1,531.53 Activity Supplies 14,000.00 -10,342.77 3,657.23 Trophies 1,000.00 -909.82 90.18 Hand Tools & Hardware 500.00 -708.48 -208.48 Clothing 1,200.00 -681.24 518.76 Recreational Supplies 5,000.00 -1,923.34 3,076.66 Nurse/Health Program Supplies 1,000.00 -90.04 909.96 Trip Expense Supplies 32,000.00 -12,712.59 19,287.41 Food 20,000.00 -13,855.96 6,144.04 Printing Services 1,000.00 -1,864.00 -864.00 Educational Supplies 200.00 0.00 200.00 Safety Supplies 1,000.00 -2,231.69 -1,231.69 Employee Testing 0.00 -165.00 -165.00 Fuel 4,600.00 -3,416.58 1,183.42 Other Miscellaneous Supplies 900.00 -1,196.83 -296.83 Insurance Worker's Compensation 9,578.00 -8,657.00 921.00 Social Security 48,893.00 -44,075.60 4,817.40 Vehicles -3,634.00 -3,634.00 Medical-Dental 94,608.00 -104,747.85 -10,139.85 Employee Retirement Defined Benefit 27,256.00 -19,583.13 7,672.87 Retirement Defined Contribution 18,895.00 -21,641.19 -2,746.19 Life Insurance, LTD 2,870.00 -2,786.55 83.45 202,100.00 -205,125.32 -3,025.32 Utilities Electricity 47,000.00 -45,359.90 1,640.10 Water 4,600.00 -4,099.90 500.10 Gas 2,100.00 -1,915.01 184.99 Telephone 2,500.00 -2,424.47 75.53 Cellular Phone 1,500.00 -1,563.26 -63.26 Internet Service 1,600.00 -1,522.80 77.20 Cable TV Service 1,400.00 -252.24 1,147.76 Solid Waste Fees 900.00 -2,235.00 -1,335.00 61,600.00 -59,372.58 2,227.42 Page 2 Senior Center Monthly Budget 2021-2022 July-June 2021-2022 Report FY22 Budget Expenditure Balance Other Expenses Health Services 2,000.00 0.00 2,000.00 Mileage 500.00 -50.40 449.60 Cultural Activities 8,000.00 -2,993.16 5,006.84 Miscellaneous Expense 1,000.00 -108.00 892.00 Association Dues 500.00 -150.00 350.00 Travel/Training Personnel 4,900.00 -2,248.86 2,651.14 Contractual Services/Class Instructors 20,000.00 -23,162.01 -3,162.01 Licenses/Certifications 0.00 0.00 0.00 Bank Service Charge (credit cards) 2,400.00 -437.45 1,962.55 Designated Donations 1,800.00 -1,312.00 488.00 Sales Tax 700.00 -22.00 678.00 Additions to Fixed Assets 2,500.00 -8,425.27 -5,925.27 Total St. Clair Street Senior Center 1,155,293.58 -1,011,755.91 143,537.67 September 1, 2022 For Murfreesboro Parks and Recreation Commission: RE: Pamper Yourself Spa Day As an item for the MPRC Agenda of September 7, 2022, it is recommended that that the Pamper Yourself Spa Day be approved. Background This will be a way for youth, ages 5-15, to celebrate national spa week by taking a breather and relaxing. Participants will have a “spa-tacular” time by getting manicures, pedicures, facials, spa-themed snacks, and other activities. It will be held November 7- 10, 2022, from 6:00-7:30pm at McFadden Community Center. Participants can register for one day or for every day. Registration will start October 3rd. Fiscal Impact The cost is $15.00 plus a $10.00 activity fee ($25.00 total) each day. MPRD’s financial assistance policy will apply. Recommendation It is recommended that the commission approve the Pamper Yourself Spa Day activity and its fees. Respectfully, Priscilla Murray Assistant Program Coordinator Murfreesboro Parks and Recreation Department 697 Veterans Parkway * P.O. Box 748 * Murfreesboro, Tennessee 37133-0748 Phone 615 890 5333 * TDD 615 849 2689 * www.murfreesborotn.gov September 1, 2022 For Murfreesboro Parks and Recreation Commission: RE: Richard Siegel Soccer Complex Indoor Turf Fee Schedule As an item for the MPRC Agenda of September 7, 2022, it is recommended that the Parks and Recreation Commission approve the attached Siegel Soccer Complex Indoor fee proposal, effective upon the completion of the indoor synthetic turf structure at the complex. Background The goal of the Siegel Soccer Complex Indoor Fee Schedule is to promote the City’s mission statement of providing a safe, progressive, and healthy community for its citizens to ensure the highest possible quality of life. The department has done research into comparable indoor soccer facilities and laid out the attached fee schedule in accordance. Fiscal Impact This fee schedule will provide a new revenue stream for the Siegel Soccer Complex with the addition of a premium, indoor synthetic turf field. Additional use of the facility may extend to organizations and individuals outside the scope of the sport soccer, with the inclusion of exercise equipment and other athletic training opportunities in order to promote membership at the complex. A spreadsheet highlighting the Complex’s current proposed indoor turf fees is attached. Recommendation It is recommended that the commission approve this fee schedule to be implemented upon completion of the indoor synthetic turf structure at the complex. Attachment Indoor Turf Fee Schedule for 2022 Murfreesboro Parks and Recreation Department 697 Veterans Parkway * P.O. Box 748 * Murfreesboro, Tennessee 37133-0748 Phone 615 890 5333 * TDD 615 849 2689 * www.murfreesborotn.gov  Proposed Indoor Turf Schedule Standard Rate TSSA Discount Full day rental per field $900.00 $765.00 Half day rental per field $600.00 $510.00 Hourly Rental rate per field $150.00 $127.50 Full Field Single Match $262.50 $223.75 Full Field Double Match $450.00 $382.50 Small Sided Field $137.50 $117.50 Membership TBD Admission Fee $5.00 Team Rental Fee (8 weeks) $1,080.00 $918.00 ANNUAL REPORT FY2021-2022 ST CLAIR STREET SENIOR CENTER Website: www.murfreeesborotn.gov/seniorcenter 325 St Clair Street Facebook: @StClairSeniorCenter PO Box 332369 Murfreesboro, TN 37133 Telephone: 615-848-2550  2 TABLE OF CONTENTS REFLECTIONS FROM THE FACILITY SUPERINTENDENT_________________________3 Mission Statement________________________________________________________4 Accomplishments and Goals________________________________________________4 City Council, City Officials and Center Staff_____________________________________5 CENTER STATISTICS_______________________________________________________6 FINANCIAL SUMMARY______________________________________________________7 Revenues_______________________________________________________________7 Expenses_______________________________________________________________8 PROMOTING SUCCESSFUL AGING___________________________________________9 Exercise, Health Education & Screenings______________________________________10 Evidence Based Classes __________________________________________________13 Telephone Reassurance & Resource Information _______________________________14 Educational Programs ____________________________________________________15 Health Education & Health Promotion Programs _______________________________16 Physical Fitness & Exercise Programs _______________________________________17 Recreational Programs ___________________________________________________18 Travel Destinations_______________________________________________________19 HIGHLIGHTS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR______________________________________20 COORDINATION WITH OTHER AGENCIES____________________________________21 SENIORS IN ACTION______________________________________________________22  3 REFLECTIONS FROM THE FACILITY SUPERINTENDENT Hello from St Clair Street Senior Center! St Clair had a strong finish to the 2021-2022 year. While our numbers decreased by 386 for a total of 2,059 members, we continued to have covid restrictions well into the fiscal year. While others indicated thru telephone reassurance that they still felt unsafe rejoining the center. Our participants have indicated by surveys, suggestion box and verbally, how they are enjoying the programs and their rights to choose which program that best suit their needs. At St Clair we try and provide as many fun and relaxing leisure programs as we can with the hopes of not having only one to choose from but several. Some of our programs this past year included Advanced Trivia and Trivia, Butter Bean Auction, Bingo, name that tune and Senior Feud to name a few to go along with our long- standing Leisure programs of Dances/ Seasonal Parties, Pool tournaments, and a Rabie’s Clinic. We also offer several Art classes both paid and free, Quilting, Computer classes, UT Extension healthy eating and book clubs. St Clair continued to emphasize the importance of physical fitness to our seniors with our continuous programs Go4Life, Get Fit Stay Fit, Chair yoga, Gentle Fitness, Zumba Gold, Yoga, Stretch Eccentrics, forever fit, Core galore, Core basics, Ball room dancing, Sail’s, 4 line dance classes and Walking on the Greenway as well as providing exercise equipment and space for those who want to exercise in a more independent environment. St Clair offered the seniors Health and Educational services throughout the year which included Weekly Blood Pressure checks, Dental Trucks, Harmonicas for Health to exercise the lungs, as well as monthly speakers, ranging on topics from Men’s and Women’s Health, Diabetes, Parkinson Support Group, Free Hearing Exams, Grief Relief Support Group, and our popular Lunch and Learn programs. St Clair also is a host site for Meals on Wheels serving over 68,586 meals for the 2021-2022 year. I would also like to thank each of the staff at St. Clair for all their hard work and dedication to serving the Senior citizens of Rutherford County and surrounding counties. Mark Owens, Facility Superintendent  4 MISSION STATEMENT To provide vibrant public spaces and inclusive programs delivered with visionary leadership and caring staff that engage the individual and strengthen the quality of life of our community. ACCOMPLISHMENTS x x x x x x GOALS x x x x x  5 CITY COUNCIL, CITY OFFICIALS & SENIOR CENTER STAFF MURFREESBORO CITY COUNCIL – Shane McFarland, Mayor; Madelyn Scales Harris, Vice- Mayor; Councilmembers – Rick LaLance, Ronnie Martin, Bill Shacklett, Kirt Wade and Shawn Wright. CITY ADMINISTRATION – Craig Tindall, City Manager, Gary Whitaker, Asst City Manager - Community; Darren Gore, Asst City Manager – Utility Enterprises; Sam Huddleston, Executive Director - Development Services; Chris Griffith, Executive Director -Public Infrastructure; Angela Jackson, Executive Director – Community Services; Raymond Hillis, Executive Director – Public Works; Mark Foulks, Fire Chief; Mike Bowen, Police Chief; Jennifer Brown, Finance Director and Recorder/Treasurer. PARKS & RECREATION COMMISSION – Eddie Miller, Board Chair; Timothy Roediger, Vice Chair, Rick LaLance, City Council, Ronnie Martin, City Council, Trey Duke (Murfreesboro City Schools), Dr. Gloria L Bonner, Leroy Cunningham, Ricky Turner; and Don Turner (ex Officio). Our Commission meets monthly on the first Wednesday of each month at noon. PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT – Nate Williams, Director, Thomas Laird, Assistant Director and Rachel Singer, Assistant Director. SENIOR CENTER STAFF – Mark Owens, Facility Superintendent; Trevor Hutchison, Recreation Facility Coordinator; Beth McDaniel & Eric Foster, Asst Recreation Facility Coordinators; Jessica Boss, Administrative Asst II; Lisa Blythe, Kathy Herod & Laura Grissom, Program Coordinators; Caroline Martin & Miriam James, Asst Program Coordinators; June Nicdao, Social/Recreation Services Technician; Marcus Harris, Adrian Patchin & Deborah Woodward, Facility Attendants; Kirby Jeffreys & Timothy Wilts, Drivers; Shane Hoover & Nate Riggs, Custodians.  6 SENIOR CENTER STATISTICS x Total Event Sign Ins – 96,671 x Average Daily Attendance – Avg Duplicated – 231.42 x Unduplicated participants – 1,824 x New participants – 458 x Unduplicated participants attending Evidence Based Classes - 23 x Number of Volunteers - 27 x Total Volunteer hours – 1615.19 x Number of trips taken – 306 x Resource Information - 446 x Telephone Reassurance – 534 x Number of meals served by MOW – 68,586  7 FINANCIAL SUMMARY R EVENUES The Senior Center received funding from State, Federal, County, programming revenue and trip revenue . Total revenues received $276,017. Reimbursable Federal REVENUES Program income Funds $23,365, 8% FY2021-2022 $18,747, 7% Reimbursable State Funds $12,550, 5% Cash Contributions (Non- Gov't) $56,355, 20% Reimbursable Federal Funds Reimbursable State Funds Other Government funds Cash Contributions (Non-Gov't) Other Government funds $165,000, 60% Program income ***The Center received additional funding from GNRC in the amount of $1,556 – this is included in figures above. 4th QTR invoice has not been received but numbers are included above  8 E XPENSES The Senior Center’s expenses included items purchased for classes, events, as well as labor and supplies. Total expenses paid out $1,039,183. Conferences and Meetings Printing & Publications $6,556, 1% Contracted Services $21,174, ,2% EXPENSES $2,249, 0% Travel Other Non-Personnel Exp FY2021-2022 $50, 0% $1,260, 0% Equip Rental & Maint Trips $35,188, 3% $12,469, 1% Van Occupancy $4,417, 0% $53,068, 5% Dance $2,993, 0% Postage and Shipping $1,001, 0% Salaries & Wages Reimbursable Capital Purchases $29,925, 3% Employee Benefits & Telephone payroll taxes $5,556, 1% Supplies Supplies Telephone $46,630, 5% Postage and Shipping Occupancy Equip Rental & Maint Employee Benefits & payroll taxes Printing & Publications $219,011, 21% Travel Conferences and Meetings Contracted Services Salaries & Wages $593,923, 57% Other Non-Personnel Exp Trips Van  9 PROMOTING SUCCESSFUL AGING THROUGH x Education x Evidence Based Classes x Health Education x Health Promotion x Health Screenings x Physical Fitness & Exercise x Recreation x Travel  10 EXERCISE & HEALTH EDUCATION JULY 2021 Acrylic Techniques●Art Connection ●Ballroom Dance●Basic Computer Class●Beginners Crafts●Beginners Tai Chi●Bid Whist●Book Club●Bunco●Butter Bean Auction●Canasta●Chair Yoga● Chicken Foot●Corn Hole●Core Galore●Duplicate Bridge●Euchre●Essentrics● Fit4U●Forever Fit●Gentle Fitness●Get Fit/Stay Fit●Go4Life●Grief Support●Hand & Foot● Harmonicas4Health●Ice Cream Social●In The Garden●Intermediate Line Dancing●Intermediate Tai Chi●Jam Session● Karaoke ●Learning the Art of Playing Pool●Line Dancing●Mah Jong●Open Tai Chi●Open Quilting, Crochet, Knitting●Parkinson’s Support●Party Bridge●Pinochle Tournament● SAIL●Safe Summer Fun●Social Art●Social Ceramics●Stained Glass●St. Rose Bridge●Summertime Bingo●Tai Chi in a Chair●Trivia Games●Ultimate Bingo●Widow’s Support●Walk the Green Way●Yoga w/Larry●Zumba Gold AUGUST 2021 Acrylic Techniques●Advance Line Dance●Art Connection●Basic Computer Class●Beginners Crafts● Beginners Line Dance● Beginners Tai Chi●Bid Whist●Book Club●Chair Yoga●Core Galore●Duplicate Bridge● Euchre●Exercise w/Paula●Fit4U●Forever Fit●Gentle Fitness●Get Fit/Stay Fit●Grief Support● Go4Life●Hand & Foot●Harmonicas4Health●In The Garden●Intermediate Line Dancing●Intermediate Tai Chi●Jam Session●Karaoke●Learning the Art of Playing Pool●Life Style Changes - Diabetes●Line Dancing●Mah Jong●Mosaic Art●Open Tai Chi●Open Quilting, Crochet, Knitting●Parkinson’s Support●Party Bridge●Pinochle●SAIL● Senior Feud●Social Art●Social Ceramics● Stained Glass● St. Rose Bridge●Tai Chi in a Chair●Trivia Games●Ultimate Bingo●Volunteer Sign-Ups●Widow’s Support●Walk the Green Way●Yoga w/Larry●Zumba Gold●315 Card Game SEPTEMBER 2021 Acrylic Techniques●Advance Line Dance●Art Connection●Arthritis Information●Basic Computer Class●Beginners Crafts● Beginners Line Dance●Beginners Tai Chi●Bid Whist●Book Club●Butter Bean Auction●Canasta●Chicken Foot●Chair Yoga●Core Galore●Duplicate Bridge●Diabetes Prevention●Euchre●Exercise w/Paula●Fit4U● Forever Fit●Gentle Fitness●Get Fit/Stay Fit●Grief Support●Grief Talk●Go4Life●Hand & Foot●Harmonicas4Health●In The Garden●Intermediate Line Dancing● Intermediate Tai Chi●Jam Session●Joining the Journey – Living & Caring for Those with Alzheimers / Dementia●Karaoke●Line Dancing●Mah Jong● Medicare Facts● Open Tai Chi● Open Quilting, Crochet, Knitting●Parkinson’s Support●Party Bridge● Pinochle●Pinochle Tournament●Rook●SAIL●Senior Feud●Skin Cancer – What to Look For●Social Art●Social  11 Ceramics●Spades●Stop Counting Sheep●Stress Management●Stained Glass●St. Rose Bridge●Tai Chi in a Chair●Trivia Games●Ultimate Bingo●Widow’s Support●Walk the Green Way●Will The Nursing Home Take the House●Yoga w/Larry●Zumba Gold●315 Card Game●8-Ball Pool Tournament OCTOBER 21 Acrylic Techniques●Advance Line Dance●Art Connection●Art w/Vivian●Arthritis Support Group● Basic Wills●Beginners Crafts●Beginners Line Dance●Beginners Tai Chi●Bid Whist●Blood Pressure Clinic●Boo Bingo●Butter Bean Auction●Canasta●Chair Yoga●Chicken Foot Cards●Cooking Class●Core Galore●Duplicate Bridge● Essentrics●Euchre●Exercise w/Paula●Fit4U●Flu Shots with Walgreens●Forever Fit●Gentle Fitness●Get Fit/Stay Fit●Grief Support● Go4Life●Hand & Foot●Harmonicas4Health●Halloween Fall Fest Dance●In The Garden●Intermediate Line Dancing● Intermediate Tai Chi●Jam Session● Karaoke●Line Dancing●Mah Jong● Medicare Counseling●Mexican Train Dominoes●Music Class - Recorder●Music Class - Ukulele● Music Class - Dulcimer●Open Tai Chi● Open Quilting, Crochet, Knitting●Parkinson’s Support●Party Bridge●Pinochle●Rook●SAIL●Senior Feud●Social Art●Social Ceramics●Spades●Stained Glass●Stained Glass Jewelry Workshop●St. Rose Bridge●Tai Chi in a Chair●Trivia Games●Ultimate Bingo●Weigh to go Support Group●Widow’s Support●Widowhood●Walk the Green Way●Write Now Book Club●Yoga w/Larry●Zumba Gold●315 Card Game●8-Ball Pool Tournament●10 Warning Signs of Alzheimers NOVEMBER 21 Get Fit/Stay Fit; SAIL; Let’s Stretch; Go4Life w/Laura; Zumba Gold; Line Dance with Delia; Walk on the Greenway; Intermediate Tai Chi; Advanced Line Dance with Tom; Core Galore; Beginning Tai Chi; Forever Fit DECEMBER 2020 Get Fit/Stay Fit; Zumba Gold; Line Dance with Delia; Walk on the Greenway; SAIL; Core Galore; Forever Fit; Let’s Stretch; Crafts; Advanced Line Dance with Tom; Intermediate Line Dance with Tom  12 JANUARY 2021 Get Fit/Stay Fit; Zumba Gold; Line Dance with Delia; Advanced Line Dance with Tom; Forever Fit; Greenway Walk; SAIL; Facebook Live cooking Class FEBRUARY 2021 Get Fit/Stay Fit; Go4Life; Zumba Gold; Line Dance with Delia; Walk on the Greenway; SAIL; Advanced Lined Dance with Tom; Forever Fit; Open Tai Chi; Line Dance with Judy; Zoom Cooking class MARCH 2021 Get Fit/Stay Fit; Zumba Gold; Go4Life; Line Dance with Delia; Walk on the Greenway; SAIL; Advanced Line Dance with Tom; Forever Fit; Intermediate Line Dance with Tom; Open Tai Chi; Book Binding with Cultural Arts Dept; Line Dance with Janet; C & K’s Zoom Cooking Class APRIL 2021 Get Fit/Stay Fit; Zumba Gold; SAIL; Intermediate Line Dance with Tom; Forever Fit; Ultimate Bingo; Pinochle; Stained Glass-Saturdays; Open Tai Chi; Line Dance with Delia; Walk on the Greenway; Advanced Line Dance with Tom; Line Dance with Judy MAY 2021 Line Dance with Judy; Yoga with Larry; Stained Glass-Monday; Go4Life; Tai Chi in a Chair; Line Dance with Trudy; SAIL; Intermediate Tai Chi; Beginning Tai Chi; Walk on the Greenway; Yoga with Larry; Zumba Gold; COVID Vaccines; Forever Fit; Open Tai Chi; Diabetes Preventative; Essentrics – A Balance Class; JUNE 2021 Get Fit/Stay Fit; Tai Chi in a Chair; Zumba Gold; Line Dancing; SAIL; Beginning Tai Chi; Hand & Foot; Intermediate Tai Chi; Forever Fit; Walk the Greenway; Yoga with Larry; Grief Support; Harmonicas for Health; Go4Life; Essentrics-A Balance Class;  13 Parkinson’s Support; Open Tai Chi; Line Dancing; Chair Yoga ****There were no ‘Screenings’ this year as we did not have our Health Expo *Center was closed March 16, 2020 and remained closed through October 3, 2020 due to COVID-19. We provided off-site activities at other Parks & Recreation facilities during our closure.  14 EVIDENCE BASES CLASSES DUPLICATED UNDUPLICATED NAME OF CLASS SAIL - Stay Active and Independent for 415 21 Life  15 TELEPHONE REASSURANCE & RESOURCE INFORMATION SERVICE DUPLICATED UNDUPLICATED Telephone Reassurance 1,087 840 Resource Information 191 127  16 EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS Acrylic Techniques Make-Up Art Class Art Techniques with Vivian Beginner Crafts Beginning Art Book Binding Class Book Club COVID Vaccine Information Craft Classes – Lip Balm & Heat Bags; Welcome Signs; Spring Rag Wreaths; Pour Painting with Strings; Shrinky Dink Jewelry; Resin Art Jewelry; Decoupage Flowerpots Extreme Trivia In the Garden with Carol Mah Jong Murfreesboro Duplicate Bridge Painting with Jill Singing Seniors Informational Meeting Social Ceramics Stained Glass Class Stained Glass Make-Up Class Trip Escort Training Trivia Games Zoom C & K’s Cooking Class Zoom Learn the Art of Zoom Zoom Trivia  17 HEALTH EDUCATION & HEALTH PROMOTION PROGRAMS COVID Information COVID Vaccines Flu Shots Grief Support Group Harmonicas for Health Medication/Falls Name that Tune Nurse Visit Rabies Clinic Parkinson’s Support Group Prescriptions & Medication Safety Senior Isolation & Depression Suicide Prevention  18 PHYSICAL FITNESS & EXERCISE PROGRAMS Advanced Line Dance Class Beginning Tai Chi Biking the Greenway Chair Tai Chi Core Galore Essentrics – A Balance Class Forever Fit Fun n Fitness Line Dance with Phyllis Get Fit/Stay Fit Go4Life Intermediate Line Dance Class Intermediate Tai Chi Let’s Stretch Line Dance Line Dance Practice with Trudy Open Gym Open Tai Chi Paula’s Exercise Class Stretch and Move Walk the Greenway Yoga with Larry Zumba Gold with Jennifer  19 RECREATIONAL PROGRAMS Art Connection – Bingo in the Park - Bunco – Butter Bean Auction – Canasta – Cards & Games – Chat & Coffee Time - Chicken Foot – Clown Meeting & Rehearsal – Coffee – Crafts – Euchre – Halloween Parade Drive Through – Halloween Parade - Hand & Foot – How Sweet It Is Bingo – Karaoke – Knitting – Crocheting & Quilting – Library – Murfreesboro Duplicate Bridge – Musicians Jam Session – Open Knit & Crochet – Party Bridge – Pen Pal Program - Pinochle – Pool (Billiards) – Puzzles – Red, White & Blue Bingo - Rook - Social Art – Spades – Speed Bingo in the Park - Trivia in the Park - Ultimate Bingo on Mondays – Ultimate Bingo on Thursdays  20 TRAVEL DESTINATIONS (Beginning March 16, 2021 – we resumed our Travel Destinations) Lunch Outing – Midtown Café Historic Rock Castle Lunch Outing-Edessa Restaurant Kurdish Turkish Cuisine Lunch Outing-Uncle Julio’s Mexican Falcon Rest Lunch Outing-Ruby Sunshine Harmony Lane Farm & Creamery Tour Lunch Outing-The Café at Thistle Farms Lucky Ladd Farms The Nashville Zoo Falls Mill Thrift Store Shopping in Franklin Lunch Outing-Stateside Kitchen Kirby’s Nashville Tour Historic Buggy Tour Lunch Outing-Lugo’s RC Cola Moon Pie Festival Historic Castalian Springs Lunch Outing-Woolworth on 5th  21 HIGHLIGHTS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR JULY/AUGUST x Keeping our seniors engaged by presenting outdoor/offsite activities x Emailing information to our seniors; utilizing Facebook to keep seniors informed SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER x Reverse Parades x Flu Shots - offsite x Information on COVID NOVEMBER/DECEMBER JANUARY/FEBRUARY x AARP Tax-Aide Program – offsite x Cooking Class – Facebook Live x Walk the Greenway x COVID Vaccine Information MARCH/APRIL x C & K’s Zoom Cooking Class x Seniors Artwork on display at City Hall Rotunda through June 26th x Travel returns at St Clair! MAY/JUNE x Beesley Animal Foundation Outreach Clinic x COVID Vaccine Clinic x Support Groups return (Grief and Parkinson’s) x Musicians Jam Session & Karaoke returns x Muffins for Moms – Mother’s Day Celebration x Donuts for Dads – Father’s Day Celebration  22 COORDINATION WITH OTHER AGENCIES Age Well (Kayse Martin) Avalon Hospice Beesley Animal Clinic (Rabies Clinic) Cigna City of Murfreesboro-Cultural Arts Department (Craft Classes) Harmonicas for Health Humana Linebaugh Library Merredith Mooth (MTSU Student - Instructing Essentrics) MTSU (several professors/departments) Smileon60+ TN Agricultural Center (Virtual Cooking Classes & In the Garden) The Pulse Magazine The Rutherford Walgreens (Pharmacy & Beauty Consultants)  23 SENIORS IN ACTION 3/12/21 Book Binding Class 12/07/20 – Making Bracelets 2/24/21 Making Candle 12/15/21 Christmas 3/24/21 Easter Door Hangers 8/27/21 Lotion in the Park 3/4/21 LOVE painting Ornament Contest 4/1/21 Pour Painting 12/23/20 Reverse Parade 11/09/20 Making Snowmen  24 5/07/21 Beesley Animal Rabies Clinic 7/17/2020 Making Fairy Gardens 4/03/21 Easter Egg Dying Intergenerational 1/27/21 Arts/Crafts 9/04/20 Rock Painting 2/08/21 Flowerpot Art 2/10/21 Craft Class – Welcome Signs 4/14/21 Shrinky Dink Jewelry Exercising at Sports*Com Go4Life Classes Dec-Walk the Greenway Mar-Walk the Greenway  25 Jun-Harmonicas for Health Apr-Line Dance Sep-MTSU Garden Giveaway Sep-Pharmacy Talk @ Barfield Staff assisting with May-Reverse Parade Oct-Biking the Greenway Marketing for Walk the Greenway Grand Re-Opening 6-24-2021 26 27  28 Link to Grant-Reopening event published to our Facebook page. https://fb.watch/6u0D2Wn6PK/  29 MURFREESBORO PARKS & RECREATION ST CLAIR STREET SENIOR CENTER 325 St Clair Street, PO Box 332369 Murfreesboro, TN 37133-2369 Phone: 615-848-2550 Fax: 615-904-6411 Website: www.murfreesborotn.gov/seniorcenter Facebook: @StClairSeniorCenter