Budget PlanningParks & RecreationDetected Jun 23, 2026

The Council is considering Bill 033 (26), which would establish two special revolving funds for the Department of Parks and Recreation (DPR): a Parks Maintenance and Recreation Services Revolving Fund and a Botanical Gardens and Urban Forestry Revolving Fund. These funds would receive all revenues and proceeds generated from the use of park-dedicated lands, parks maintenance and recreation services, and botanical/urban forestry lands, and would be expended on DPR operations, parks maintenance, recreational facilities, and the Division of Urban Forestry. The bill has been amended to CD1 and postponed to a future date to be determined by the committee chair, indicating that the funding and spending framework is still being shaped.Once adopted, these revolving funds are likely to support ongoing and expanded contracts for facilities upkeep, landscape/urban forestry services, recreation programming, and related operations. Vendors providing park maintenance, grounds/arboreal services, recreation equipment, or program management should monitor this as it could formalize and potentially increase available budget streams for future procurements and renewals.

Revenues include fees from use of park lands and services, excluding Hanauma Bay fees mentioned in other legislation; structure will influence how DPR funds and procures maintenance and operations.

Leeward Community CollegeCreation of DPR Parks Maintenance and Urban Forestry Revolving Funds

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