Impact Calculator
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Capturing the impact of parks and recreation has been an identified need of professionals working in the field. Data and information together paint a picture for parks and recreation professionals to utilize in communicating their value to the communities they serve, and more specifically to decision makers and community partners. |
For instructions on using the calculator or requesting access, download the user guide below.
Getting Started Checklist
Watch this video with Lara Khoury from the City of Largo with tips on gathering your data
Watch Rick Durr with Seminole County present information form the Calculator data in a presentation
Ask question/share resources in the Impact Calculator eConnect group.
For overall tips on preparing for presentations or reports, click here.
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The proximity of a home to a park has an effect on the value of that home. |  |
The benefits of a walk in the park include positive impacts on physical and mental health. Healthcare cost savings are a direct result. |  |
The environment sees a large impact the work of park and recreation professionals. The simple planting of a tree creates a dollar reduction impact our community. |
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Visitors come to Florida each day to experience beaches, parks, events and other public spaces that park and recreation departments offer. |  |
Park and Recreation departments help serve the public by providing life-saving swim lessons and keeping kids and teens entertained during out of school times. |  |
From the in-house jobs that departments hold to the businesses in the surrounding community that employ based on visitors and activities by the park. |
