CAG - Recreation/Youth Activities

Recreation & Youth Activities Community Advisory Group City Council's Vision Explore and engage with key issues affecting the City in our new Community Advisory Group program - together we can make Escondido stand out strong. City Council's vision is for a highly engaged community representing diverse opinions, backgrounds, and demographics to come together in a grassroots effort to discuss issues affecting Escondido and offer recommendations that, in partnership with the City and with support from the community, can address our collective challenges. Our Focus Areas Youth Sports Providing our youth with active opportunities is integral to building healthy communities. Lakes and Parks Amenities From urban parks to rural spaces, our City has a lot to offer with outdoor activities. We'll look at opportunities to expand and augment these facilities with amenities and improvements to provide safe, active spaces for our entire community. New Aquatic Center The community has expressed strong interest in building a competitive, double-deep aquatic facility to accommodate water polo, competitive swimming, and recreational use. Get Involved Check back for upcoming meetings and events What's your Big Idea? The role of Community Advisory Groups is to bring new ideas and share information between the community and City leadership. View existing ideas proposed at meetings. Do you have a Big Idea for this CAG? Share it with staff liaisons! Resources Many programs already exist to support recreation and youth activities within our city. Learn more about these resources below. Park and Trail Master Plans The master plans are intended to serve as guides for the City in developing a comprehensive and integrated open space system to achieve Quality of Life Standards set forth in the General Plan. Escondido Creek Trail Starting in early 2010, residents brought forward a vision of the Escondido Creek as a linear park. This page is a collection of projects and resources related to the Escondido Creek Trail. 5-Year Capital Improvement Program (CIP) The Capital Improvement Program and Budget is a five-year planning tool that is developed and updated annually. It consists of specific funding sources that are restricted by certain guidelines and regulations or sources that were committed by City Council for a specific purpose. Parks Parks Number of Parks Parks Parks Acres of Parks Trails Trails Miles of Trail Web Applications Explore applications related to this Community Advisory Group Find Data Utilize these datasets to analyze these issues on your own, or browse from our collection of City data Tell Us How We’re Doing Your feedback is very important to us. If you have any questions or suggestions about our metrics, strategic goals, or anything else — please use our online survey below to provide a comment. We’re always interested in improving our services, and every comment submitted will be carefully read. Share your Feedback Stay Informed By following this initiative you will get updates about new events, surveys, and tools that you can use to help us achieve our goals. Address Phone Number Staff Liaisons Social Media

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