Successes to Date:
"Being a part of the GPRRC has extended my recreational network across the region. It has allowed for greater information gathering, sharing, networking and most importantly support from other professionals in the area. We are much more then a board of decision, we are a collaboration of resources that continually support to better recreation in the region as a whole. Know one knows better what the region needs then the people that work within it. I’m excited to see how this will continue to grow and make recreation in the region stronger. Our communities are already reaping the benefits in the shared training that would be limited without this collaboration, the joint ventures and the one stop information platform."
Christina Ketchum
Public Works Foremen/ Parks & Recreation Director
Town of Wembley
- 2022 Community Needs Assessment Survey completed. This survey invited regional user groups to provide feedback on regional facility usage and pandemic challenges.
- Ice Allocations Framework which helps create equal distribution of ice time to user groups within the region.
- Clairmont Arena Closure (December 2019); Regional Ice Managers Contact list was able to help displaced users find alternative ice within the Region.
- Participation in the City of Grande Prairie's Avondale High School Sites Area Redevelopment Plan
- Beaverlodge now included as a venue in the Grande Prairie Regional Sport Connection Try It Day Winter Event
- Ongoing Regional contribution the GPRSC Sport Drop In List
- Successful Ice Manager & Ball Diamond Manager Meetings to enhance utilization across the Region and create Regional Contact Lists for enhanced customer service
- Success of of 2020 Regional Household Survey
- Participation in the Clairmont Arena Needs Assessment
- Sharing of Grant Opportunities
- Having the ability to share training opportunities regionally so that more participants can attend when held locally, keeping costs lower without having to travel to large urban centers.
"Being a part of the GPRRC has extended my recreational network across the region. It has allowed for greater information gathering, sharing, networking and most importantly support from other professionals in the area. We are much more then a board of decision, we are a collaboration of resources that continually support to better recreation in the region as a whole. Know one knows better what the region needs then the people that work within it. I’m excited to see how this will continue to grow and make recreation in the region stronger. Our communities are already reaping the benefits in the shared training that would be limited without this collaboration, the joint ventures and the one stop information platform."
Christina Ketchum
Public Works Foremen/ Parks & Recreation Director
Town of Wembley
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