Recent activity at North Carolina Division of Parks and Recreation
Meetings, budgets, and plans from this organization.
Mar 21, 2025·Board meeting
Parks and Recreation Authority Meeting
The Parks and Recreation Authority meeting included discussions on local government grants, a mental health and state parks study, and local grant updates. The board also discussed state park system business, including funding available for FY24-25 and state parks requests. The meeting involved a presentation on recreational facility lifecycles, remarks from the Secretary, and updates on the impact of Hurricane Helene. Additionally, there were presentations on land acquisition and design development projects, capital projects, division updates, and a partnership with Waypoint Adventures to offer outdoor recreation experiences to people living with disabilities. Re-allocation of funds from previous PARTF awards to Hurricane Helene Emergency Repair was discussed.
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North Carolina Statewide Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 2025-2030
This plan reviews the current state of outdoor recreation in North Carolina and outlines a visionary strategy to enhance outdoor experiences for all residents. It is built around four primary themes: Health & Wellbeing, Recreation for All, Resiliency, and Economic Impact. Key focus areas include promoting physical activity and mental rejuvenation, ensuring universal access to recreational opportunities, building sustainable and adaptive park systems, and stimulating business development, tourism, and community investment through parks.
Jan 1, 2024·Strategic plan
North Carolina Parks And Recreation Trust Fund Annual Report 2024-2025
This annual report for the North Carolina Parks and Recreation Trust Fund (PARTF) for fiscal year 2024-2025 details the fund's allocation and projects designed to enhance state parks, local recreational facilities, and coastal access. The plan outlines funding distribution across various programs, including capital improvements and land acquisition for state parks, matching grants for local government park projects, and initiatives for public beach and coastal waterfront access, administered by the N.C. Division of Parks and Recreation.
Aug 17, 2020·Board meeting
Friends Attendee Discussion Meeting
The meeting focused on the operations and management of Friends groups and their relationship with local recreation departments. Key topics included the establishment of formal agreements between municipalities and non-profit foundations, the definition of roles and responsibilities to separate organizational functions, and successful models for fundraising and supporting community programs. Participants shared strategies for volunteer engagement, the importance of leadership selection, and the utility of having dedicated boards to advocate for and support recreation initiatives.
