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Budget 2022

Peoria parks & rec asking for $550K in supplemental funds

Includes money for facility operations, 3 new employees, ongoing maintenance

Posted 3/31/21

As part of the upcoming fiscal year 2022 budget, the Peoria Parks, Recreation & Community Facilities Department will be asking for council approval of $219,300 in one-time costs and $331,572 in ongoing costs for a total of $550,872 in supplemental funds.

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