
The City of Germantown’s commitment to advancing exceptional quality of life and making great spaces is dependent on an integrated park system that provides abundant access to a vast array of natural beauty and extraordinary experiences. With community growth and evolving needs, the City of Germantown takes great pride in enhancing public spaces and contributing to healthy, sustainable practices and opportunities. Germantown will continue to reinvest in neighborhood parks, expand existing facilities and meet residents’ changing needs.
Continue to reinvest in neighborhood parks, enhance existing facilities and meet residents' changing needs.
Analysis:
The Total re-investments percentage for FY25 overall totals was 48%.
FY25 |
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CIP/IRP |
Total Project Cost |
Completion |
% Complete |
Parks CIP |
$3,402,995 |
$1,153,579 |
34% |
Parks IRP |
$167,282 |
$167,282 |
100% |
GPAC IRP |
$35,674 |
$35,674 |
100% |
GAC CIP |
$1,653,308 |
$1,193,705 |
72% |
FY25 Total |
$5,259,259 |
$2,550,240 |
48% |
Total Investment | |||
STATUS FY25 Q1 | STATUS FY25 Q2 | STATUS FY25 Q3 | STATUS FY25 Q4 |
11% | 36% | 31% | 22% |
Impact:
The reinvestments are determined by the budget that is approved. This varies each year due to the amount of dollars that area available.
The City of Germantown is committed to offering and developing an array of public art experiences and commissions artists through a variety of media and scales to celebrate the people, history and spirit of Germantown.
Analysis:
Strategies are broken into short, medium and long term tiers. Collectively, the plan is ambitious and will require public support and funding through strong leadership to accomplish all of the goals. The short term goals and strategies of the Public Art Master Plan are on track to be complete at the end of Q4 FY25.
Impact:
The city has a moderate impact on this measure.
Continue to reinvest in neighborhood parks, expand existing facilities and meet residents' changing needs.
Analysis:
Advance the Parks and Recreation Master Plan by completing the FY25 CIP projects.
- Complete the replacement of the Bob Hailey Access Bridge - Complete
- Complete the update to the Comprehensive Parks and Recreation Master Plan - In process
- Complete the design work for the parking expansion at Cameron Brown Park - In process
- Continue the research and development of the Premier Sports Complex - In process
- Complete design work and construction for the Pickleball Expansion and Restrooms - Design work complete, construction in process
- Complete design work for the Lily Walk Linear Park project - In process
- Complete design work for the Greenway Trail Extension east - In process
- Complete design work and construction for the Phase II of the Riverdale Park Reinvestment project - Design work complete, construction in process
- Complete construction for Phase I of the Wayfinding System project - Complete
- Complete the relocation of the Houston Levee Park Playground - Complete
Continue park and facility reinvestments through the completion of IRP projects. - Complete the West Greenway Trail Erosion project - Complete
- Complete the purchase for the Kubota Tractor - Complete
- Purchase banners for the holiday season - Complete
- Purchase and install ADA Accessible Doors for the Pickering Center - Complete
Impact:
The city has a moderate impact on this measure.
Administration is responsible for coordination and dissemination of information that is communicated to the Public. The Chief Communications Officer is responsible the Communications Plan development and implementation to City Staff. The community survey is the method in which we measure the Customer satisfaction.
Analysis:
Impact:
The City has a high impact on this measure

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