Tucson Parks: Fee Hikes on Programs, Public Meetings
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Tucson Parks and Recreation proposes fee hikes on programs like sports, swimming, kids camps, and classes, potentially starting this July. The aim is to align resident costs with actual expenses without full price increases. Leisure classes may reach full cost recovery, while kids camps see modest increases. Swim lessons rise from fifteen to twenty-five dollars, heading towards forty dollars by 2029. Pickleball players express concern over unfair fees. Low-income families receive discounts up to eighty percent, and non-residents may pay fifty percent more. Public meetings are ongoing, with the Mayor and Council voting on June ninth. Your input could shape the future of playtime costs in Tucson.
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