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in the city as well. The program, in short, is a way to help with the <br /> communications with our Hispanic community. In 1980, 4t" of our residents were <br /> Hispanic. In 2016 that number has increase to 18%. Mr. Johnson, along with <br /> the EAST Lab at Batesville High School, developed several "Flashcards" with <br /> common words and phrases in both English and Spanish. The cards speed up <br /> the translation, especially in an emergency situation. Also he said there is a <br /> great APP called ticktocksoft.com to help with translation. And the best part of all <br /> is it is all free. The Mayor and Council commended Mr. Johnson on his program <br /> and agreed that several, if not all departments could benefit from the program. <br /> E) MR. JEFF OWENS, PARKS DIRECTOR WITH AN UPDATE ON THE PARKS <br /> AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT <br /> Parks Director Mr. Jeff Owens addressed the council with an update on the new <br /> Community Center and Aquatics Parks. Mr. Owens said in the 70 days that the <br /> facility has been open, we have sold 2,548 memberships which includes 5,375 <br /> people. He said they have so far exceeded their goal in memberships. Also <br /> impressive is the number of people who have used the facility. 70,123 people <br /> who are either members or who have paid the daily rate have used the facility. <br /> That is a little over 1,000 people per day and does not include any special <br /> events. Those numbers, he said, would be well above 85,000. He said the <br /> facility has brought in approximately $509,403.78 in revenues. He has not seen <br /> all the invoices for operations but again said the revenues have exceeded their <br /> projections. Mr. Owens said they are working through the growing pains and he <br /> has already been thinking about how to solve the handicapped parking issue. <br />
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