Community Growth The district serves a large 35,500 residents with over 1,000 programs annually across four facilities and 655 acres of open space, indicating opportunities to upsell program management, event tech, or facility rental solutions to a broad user base and dense community network.

Facilities & Assets With multiple parks, woodlands, wetlands, bikeways and open spaces, there is potential for partnerships in park improvements, asset monitoring technology, trail amenities, and sustainable infrastructure projects that align with their environmental mission.

Leadership Transition Recent leadership changes with a new Superintendent of Recreation present an opening to propose modernized software, customer experience enhancements, and admission or programming platforms that align with the district’s fiscally responsible and community-focused approach.

Awards & Service Recognized for world-class customer service, the district values service excellence; opportunities exist to discuss customer experience platforms, feedback systems, CRM, and training solutions to sustain high service levels.

Funding & Growth History of securing grants and funding for park projects suggests receptivity to grants management tools, public-sector financing solutions, and scalable technology to support asset development and program expansion.