Okaloosa County BOCC — July 25, 2016 — Facility and Parks Budget Presentation
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Facility and Parks Budget Presentation
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July 25, 2016
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Okaloosa County Board of County Commissioners
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FACILITY AND PARKS
MAINTENANCE
FY ’17 BUDGET REQUEST
PROGRAM DESCRIPTION
Provide Direction and Management for the
Operations and Maintenance of County Owned
Building, Grounds, Unincorporated Parks, Tourist
Parks, County Parks and Beach Cleaning
Revenue
Facility Maintenance
General Fund Revenue
Ad valorem taxes, state shared revenue, charges for service and other miscellaneous
revenue
Parks
Tourist Development – 26%
Supporting revenue from the tourist Development Department are Bed Tax
Funds
General Fund Revenue – 9%
Ad valorem taxes, state shared revenue, licenses, permits, charges for
service and other miscellaneous revenue
Unincorporated County Parks – 65%
Municipal Service Taxing Unit funds (MSTU) - Non-ad valorem taxes,
intergovernmental and miscellaneous revenue
MAJOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS FOR FY15
Developed 18 policies and procedures for compliance with the American
Public Works Association. Awarded 100% compliance.
Provided daily custodial service to an average of more than 33,373 square
feet per day per custodian.
Facilitated new leases with Opportunity Incorporated and Elder Services for
space at the Old Ft. Walton Beach Hospital.
Remodeled Office Space in the Brackin Building for the Property Appraiser.
Successfully completed over 3500 service requests at more than 80
individual county-owned and leased facilities.
Okaloosa Island and Destin Beaches – Continue beach cleaning of
approximately 3.4 miles on Okaloosa Island and 6.5 miles in Destin.
Maintained trash collection from approximately 396 trash cans along both
beaches.
Completed four (4) dune walkovers on county 10ft. Beach accessways on
Okaloosa Island
MAJOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS FOR FY15
Repaired and improved the large lifeguard tower located at the Boardwalk.
Assisted Road Department in repairing the irrigation systems affected by the
Lake Lorraine Storm Water project.
Closed on the Property Transfer that was donated by the Seminole Community
Center to Okaloosa County Parks.
Combined Facility and Parks Projects
Relocation of the numerous County Departments into the new County
Administration Building in Shalimar.
Construction of new shelving in the Supervisor of Election Warehouse on Old
Bethel Road in support of the new voting equipment.
Began remodeling of the Walthal Building (Old Ag Extension) for relocating
County Offices due to the closure of the Crestview Courthouse.
Performed regular routine grounds maintenance in 59 parks and to over 30
individual county building locations. This combination encompasses
approximately 560 acres of maintained grounds.
Major Accomplishments
Destin & Okaloosa Island Beach Cleaning
2015 BEACH CLEANING SUMMARY* TOTALS
In-House Labor & Benefits $90,610
Temp Labor $93,752
In-House Equipment Cost $111,946
Rent, Lease, Purchase Equipment $30
Trash Bags $15,868
Disposal Cost $76,915
Fuel $20,744
Fleet Cost $13,466
Other Costs $11,529
TOTAL COST $434,862
*October 2014 - September 2015 (Total pounds of trash
removed = 942,060)
Maintenance
Facility Maintenance is responsible for the maintenance of approximately
1,141,800 sq. ft. of County Structures exclusive of the Jail.
Facility Maintenance is responsible for 115,000 sq. ft. of County Jail property.
Facility and Parks Maintenance is responsible for all Electrical, Structural,
HVAC, and Plumbing repairs and improvements.
Facility Maintenance is responsible for Custodial Cleaning for approximately
506,000 sq. ft. nightly, this equates to 33,373 sq. ft. per custodian – per shift.
Parks is responsible for 59 parks facilities includi
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Okaloosa County Board of County Commissioners. “Okaloosa County BOCC — July 25, 2016 — Facility and Parks Budget Presentation.” July 25, 2016. Facility and Parks Budget Presentation. Crypt of Echoes evidence ID LED-2026-92e5a52a418e4d56a82ba1b32807cd15. http://127.0.0.1:58097/evidence/LED-2026-92e5a52a418e4d56a82ba1b32807cd15. Accessed [date].
Catalogue citation: Okaloosa County Board of County Commissioners, Facility and Parks Budget Presentation, meeting materials for July 25, 2016. https://okaloosacountyfl.iqm2.com/Citizens/FileOpen.aspx?Type=4&ID=11890&MeetingID=1343
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