ATTACHMENT A
Community Services
Quarterly Report –
FY2026 Q4
Community
Services
Quarterly Report
April-June
2026
Department
Overview
Community Services
02 April-June 2026
The Community Services Department is committed to e nhancing residents’ lives through programs, parks, and facilities that meet the community’s educational, recreational, and cultural needs.
Library provides access to educational resources, technology, and lifelong learning opportunities.
Recreation offers programs and activities to promote health, wellness, culture, and community engagement.
Parks maintains and enriches Victorville’s beautiful green spaces, sports fields, and playgrounds to create inviting spaces.
Facilities ensures efficient operation and maintenance of all public buildings to support City services and community engagement.
Quarter 1 Quarter 2 Quarter 3 Quarter 4
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20 30
40 50
60 70
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Community Impact
03 Facilities
Electrical Repairs
HVAC Repairs
Plumbing Repairs
Event Set-Ups
48 50
43 41
400
320
Work Orders
Routine
Maintenance Orders
65 56
66 50
463
356
630
414
54 42
55 55
40 66
61 60 684
449
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Community Impact
04 Joshua Tree
Inspections
Trees Maintenance
Vandalism
Repairs
Emergency
Standby Calls
6 45
49 14
Graffiti Removed
Service Requests
Ballfields Dragged
Acres Mowed
311
644
365
2,362
6 52
63 7
243
501
576
2,106
5 143
46 5
205
253
454
490
Parks
13 52
52 21
2,338
713
408
297
Quarter 1
Quarter 2
Quarter 3
Quarter 4
Quarter 1
Quarter 2
Quarter 3
Quarter 4
Volleyball
140
Youth T-Ball
40 Children's
Sports Sampler
20 Children's T-Ball
8 Sport Field Permits Private Rentals
0 10
20 30
40 50
Adult Teams | Fall Sports
0 2
4 6
8 10
12 Children’s Sports Sampler
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05 Recreation
40 41
19 30
Quarter 1
Quarter 2
27 Quarter 3
21 5
4 11
10 Men’s Basketball
18+
Co-Ed Softball
Men’s Softball
Men’s Basketball
35+
38 21
Youth Volleyball
140 Players
Quarter 4
Youth T-Ball
40 Players
Children T-Ball
8 Teams
Adults with Disabilities
Crafts Movies
0 50
100
150
200
250
Adults
Paper Monthly Stitch Doodles ESL
0 2
4 6
8 10
12 Library
Community Impact
06 152
201
Crafts
Challenge
in Time
to Design
12 5
8 1
Total Patrons: 353
Total Patrons: 27
Attendance Quarterly Overview: 45 Programs
1 2025 2026
0 500 1,000 1,500 2,000 2,500 3,000 3,500
Children's Programs
Children Attendees
Adult Attendees
Total Participants
2025 2026
0 5,000 10,000 15,000 20,000 25,000
Passports
New Accounts
Circulation
Vistors
Children’s
Programs
39%
Children
Attendees
71%
Total
Participants
63%
Adult
Attendees
49%
New Accounts
39%
Vistors
46%
Circulation
43%
Compared with the same quarter last year, James L. Cox Public Library reached more children, adults, and community members through its programs and services.
Q4 2025-over-2026 Performance Summary
Community Impact
Library
71 1,218
3,258
785
1,173
2,003
99 341
571
15,653
22,368
16,563
24,238
2,085
07 809
1,335
Passports
67%
2025 2026
0 1,000 2,000 3,000 4,000 5,000
Children's Programs
Children Attendees
Adult Attendees
Total Participants
2025 2026
0 10,000 20,000 30,000 40,000
Passports
New Accounts
Circulation
Vistors
Children’s
Programs
25%
Children
Attendees
65%
Total
Participants
58%
Adult
Attendees
47%
Passports
38%
Vistors
43%
Circulation
62%
New Accounts
46%
Since opening the new James L. Cox Public Library, there is strong growth across all service areas. Program attendance as well as general patronage has doubled! Book circulation has increased 62% and passports up 38%.
February to June 2025-over-2026
Since Opening
Community Impact
Library
116
1,775
4,804
1,267
1,868
3,042
145
581
801
1,352
30,405
26,963
38,652
2,936
08 18,721
2,524
Special Events
Community Impact
09 Spring Festival | 2,500 Attendees
During
After
Sidewalk
Repairs
Accomplishments
10 Hook ParkHook ParkHook Park
Center Street ParkCenter Street Park Center Street Park Oro Grande
Wash
Accomplishments
Doris Davies ParkDoris Davies ParkDoris Davies Park
11 Job Well Done!
Pressure
Washing
Accomplishments
Silverado High SchoolSilverado High SchoolSilverado High School 12 Accomplishments
Eagle Ranch & Mojave Vista | LED UpgradesEagle Ranch & Mojave Vista | LED UpgradesEagle Ranch & Mojave Vista | LED Upgrades 13 EMPLOYEE SPOTLIGHT
14 Leslie IniguezLeslie Iniguez
RecreationRecreation
Leslie Iniguez
Recreation
A message from their supervisor.
AprilAprilApril
“Joseph has taken on new responsibilities,
including managing supplies, timecards, &
team support, shows initiative & dedication
while keeping operations running smoothly.”
A message from their supervisor.
Joseph EnriquezJoseph Enriquez
FacilitiesFacilities
Joseph Enriquez
Facilities
Alberto GarciaAlberto Garcia
ParksParks
Alberto Garcia
Parks
“Alberto has excelled in his new
responsibilities showing attention to detail,
professionalism, and a great sense of
humor.”
A message from their supervisor.
“Leslie’s consistent upbeat attitude,
exceptional work ethic, and dedication
makes a lasting impact on our participants,
families and staff.”
EMPLOYEE SPOTLIGHT
A message from their supervisor.
15 MayMayMay
“Drew went above and beyond remodeling
the Public Works staff restrooms at McCart
Yard . His cost-saving improvements created
a more sustainable & comfortable space.”
A message from their supervisor.
Drew BrayfieldDrew Brayfield
FacilitiesFacilities
Drew Brayfield
Facilities
Michael HolmesMichael Holmes
ParksParks
Michael Holmes
Parks
“Michael takes initiative and brings a positive
attitude to every task. He is dependable,
works hard, and a model Parks employee
who sets a great example for others. ”
EMPLOYEE SPOTLIGHT
A message from their supervisor.
16 “Connor successfully led Facilities'
coordination for the City’s first America's 250th
Anniversary celebration through effective
planning, teamwork, and strong leadership.”
A message from their supervisor.
JuneJuneJune
Connor FitzerConnor Fitzer
FacilitiesFacilities
Connor Fitzer
Facilities
Victor RamosVictor Ramos
ParksParks
Victor Ramos
Parks
“Victor has impeccable attendance and an
outstanding work ethic. He consistently
brings a positive attitude and is a valued
member of the team.”
CELEBRATING GROWTH
17 Seth GemelSeth Gemel
Senior Maintenance Lead WorkerSenior Maintenance Lead Worker ParksParks
Seth Gemel
Senior Maintenance Lead Worker
Parks
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18 Taylor MadridTaylor Madrid
Recreation LeaderRecreation Leader
Taylor Madrid
Recreation Leader
Jazmine VillarrealJazmine Villarreal
Recreation LeaderRecreation Leader
Jazmine Villarreal
Recreation Leader
From left to right as follows, Jennifer Aquino, Jourdyn Blair, and Maya Paez Martinez.From left to right as follows, Jennifer Aquino, Jourdyn Blair, and Maya Paez Martinez.From left to right as follows, Jennifer Aquino, Jourdyn Blair, and Maya Paez Martinez.
Recreation SpecialistsRecreation SpecialistsRecreation Specialists Quintin HunterQuintin Hunter
Maintenance AideMaintenance Aide
Quintin Hunter
Maintenance Aide
Enrique IniguezEnrique Iniguez
Maintenance AideMaintenance Aide
Enrique Iniguez
Maintenance Aide
Osvaldo SilvestreOsvaldo Silvestre
Maintenance AideMaintenance Aide
Osvaldo Silvestre
Maintenance Aide
Audrey WillisAudrey Willis
Recreation LeaderRecreation Leader
Audrey Willis
Recreation Leader
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19 Camren NilsenCamren Nilsen
Maintenance AideMaintenance Aide
Camren Nilsen
Maintenance Aide
Marteen MontanaMarteen Montana
Maintenance AideMaintenance Aide
Marteen Montana
Maintenance Aide
True HernandezTrue Hernandez
Library AideLibrary Aide
True Hernandez
Library Aide
Lorraine KihmLorraine Kihm
Library AideLibrary Aide
Lorraine Kihm
Library Aide
Andres DuranAndres Duran
Library AideLibrary Aide
Andres Duran
Library Aide
20 Programs
PreschoolPreschool Preschool
176
Enrollees
Children & TeensChildren & TeensChildren & Teens
2,085
Participants
Adults with DisabilitiesAdults with DisabilitiesAdults with Disabilities 418
Participants
21 Partnerships
Neighborhood Forest delivered free
California Live Oak seedlings to the
Library’s youth patrons. This
initiative aims to inspire
environmental stewardship by
giving youth a tree to plant & nuture.
The High Desert Young Marines and
City of Victorville proudly teamed
up to clean, paint, and beautify
Victorville Activity Center and
Westwinds Activity Center.
Neighborhood ForestNeighborhood ForestNeighborhood Forest HD Young MarinesHD Young MarinesHD Young Marines
April 22 | 403 Participats