Manatee County Officials Present Strategies to Enhance Park Maintenance at FRPA Summit
Lakewood Ranch, FL—The Florida Recreation and Parks Association (FRPA) Summit recently hosted a dynamic presentation by Carmine DeMilio, Manatee County Deputy Director of Grounds, and David Shurmur, Parks Operations Manager, on advancing park maintenance efficiency. The two-day event, held at the Lakewood Ranch Library, attracted professionals from across the state committed to enhancing recreational spaces for communities to enjoy.
DeMilio and Shurmur outlined innovative strategies aimed at optimizing resource allocation, streamlining operations, and implementing sustainable maintenance practices. Their presentation addressed key challenges faced by parks and recreation departments, emphasizing the importance of data-driven decision-making, modern equipment utilization, and staff training to improve service delivery.
Attendees at the summit engaged in discussions on best practices that ensure park facilities remain safe, functional, and aesthetically pleasing for both residents and visitors. The presentation underscored Manatee County's commitment to fostering an environment where outdoor spaces can thrive through proactive planning and efficient management techniques.
The FRPA Summit serves as a vital platform for parks and recreation professionals to share insights, collaborate on innovative solutions, and explore new trends in the industry. With a focus on sustainability and operational excellence, the event highlighted the ongoing efforts to enhance the quality of public spaces throughout Florida.
Manatee County continues to prioritize enhancing its parks and recreational facilities, striving to meet the evolving needs of the community through strategic planning and forward-thinking maintenance practices.
