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Overview of Challenges Facing California’s State Park System. Parks Forward Commission September 18, 2013. Large, Diverse System. 280 parks, historical sites, and reserves 1.7 million acres Beaches, bays, deserts, forests, lakes, historical and archeological sites and artifacts - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Overview of Challenges FacingCalifornias State Park SystemParks Forward CommissionSeptember 18, 2013
1Large, Diverse System280 parks, historical sites, and reserves1.7 million acresBeaches, bays, deserts, forests, lakes, historical and archeological sites and artifacts70 million visitors annuallyCalifornias crown jewel
2Large, Diverse SystemVariety of Visitor ServicesMuseumsDay use: Picnic, beach, hike, bikeOvernight use: Camping, cabins, lodgesInterpretation, natural resources, cultural, historicOff-highway vehicle useBoatingPublic safetyMaintenance
3Changing Demographics Californias population is changingIncreasing percentage of Latino and Asian CaliforniansMuch more urbanIncreasing demand for parks in San Joaquin Valley and Los AngelesNeed to approach access and use differently
4Diverse WorkforcePermanent employees: Peace officers, interpretive, business services, maintenance, located in the field and at headquartersSeasonal employeesVolunteers
5Complex GovernanceMultiple Boards Boating and Waterways CommissionHistorical Resources CommissionOff-Highway Motor Vehicle Recreation CommissionPark and Recreation Commission
6Multiple RelationshipsU.S.Local and regional governmentsNonprofit organizationsBusiness partners
7Organizational ChartExecutive OfficeDirectorMajor General Anthony Jackson, USMC, RetChief Deputy DirectorAaron RobertsonChief Administrative OfficerNew Position - VacantChief Operations OfficerNew Position - VacantLegalClaire LeFloreLegislative AffairsLiz McGuirkPark OperationsSteve LehmanNorthern California Southern CaliforniaOperations Support ServicesLaw Enforcement & Emerg ServFacilitiesNatural ResourcesArcheology, History, MuseumsInterpretation & Ed
Off-Highway Motor Vehicle RecreationChris ConlinBoating and WaterwaysSylvia HunterAcquisition and DevelopmentKathy AmmanGeneral PlanningNorthern Service CenterSouthern Service CenterAcquisitions and Real PropertyAccessibilityOffice of Historic PreservationCarol Roland-NawiAuditsArt LeeExternal AffairsSedrick MitchellGrants and Local AssistanceCommunity InvolvementHuman Rights
Administrative ServicesAngela VerbaerePersonnel and Labor RelationsBudgets AccountingBusiness Management ServicesInformation TechnologyTrainingCommunications/Public AffairsVicky WatersMarketing and Business DevelopmentDoug Neilson (starts October 1st)Membership and Customer ProgramsRevenue GenerationConcessionsPass ProgramReservationsMarketingPerformance Management/Business Intelligence
8Inadequate Tools, Technology, & Business ProcessesImproved business systems, software, training, and budgeting toolsAbility to track use, expand access, and manage agreementsAccelerate innovation, decision-making, and efficiency
9Backlog of RepairsOver $1 billion for infrastructure and maintenanceWater quality and treatmentBuilding and facilitiesCultural and historical collection preservationNatural resource management and protection
10FundingGeneral fundBond revenueSpecial fundsUser feesConcessions
11FTI ConsultingGlobal business advisory firmPublic sector expertise: financial analysis, financial modeling, forecasting, and turnaround servicesProviding financial and organizational analysis and modeling: Baseline assessmentPortfolio optimizationBacklog reviewPreliminary pro forma
12NeedNeed to chart a new courseMeet the needs of a changing populationAlign organization, facilities, staffing, tools, and systemsCreate stable, sustainable funding
13OpportunityCreate a park system for the next centuryAddress significant challengesProvide practical, specific recommendationsImplementation will continue beyond our tenure
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