Arizona
(This list does not include Recovery Action Program planning
grants.)
Project Sponsor: Phoenix
Project Name: Encanto Park Recreation Building
Federal Share: $381,063
Fiscal Year: 1980
Description: Renovated the exterior and interior
of the recreation building.
Project Sponsor: Phoenix
Project Name: Encanto Park
Federal Share: $350,000
Fiscal Year: 1983
Description: Renovated ball courts, fences,
benches, restroom drinking fountain, and parking area.
Project Sponsor: Phoenix
Project Name: Verde Park
Federal Share: $249,900
Fiscal Year: 1991
Description: Renovated park and recreation
center.
Project Sponsor: Phoenix
Project Name: RIP-RAP-STEP
Federal Share: $57,050
Fiscal Year: 1992
Description: A program exphasizing swimming
for 1st through 6th graders as a focus of community involvement,
volunteerism and job training. RAP is Remedial Aquatic Program
for elementary school children. RIP is Recreation Internship
Program for employing 14-18-year old children, and STEP is
Training of Permanent Staff for outreach to residents.
Project Sponsor: Phoenix
Project Name: Central Park
Federal Share: $500,000
Fiscal Year: 2001
Description: Remove old playground equipment
and install new playground equipment, safety surface, water
play area, and recreation/restroom building.
Project Sponsor: Tucson
Project Name: Santa Rita Swimming Pool
Federal Share: $191,800
Fiscal Year: 1979
Description: Renovated swimming pool and
bathhouse.
Project Sponsor: Tucson
Project Name: Future Fit
Federal Share: $50,000
Fiscal Year: 1992
Description: Future Fit is an interdisciplinary
fitness and lifestyle program involving at-risk youth ages
6-18, the disabled, and the elderly.
Project Sponsor: Tucson
Project Name: Project Recreation Replication
Federal Share: $49,980
Fiscal Year: 1994
Description: Provide recreation programming
at several sites throughout the city, analyze the successful
programs, and implement those programs at other sites. The
recreation programs consist of team building, conflict resolution,
peer refusal skills, and other recreation activities. The
primary target for these programs are at-risk youth.
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