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Center supervisors started weekly meetings to help each other out through all of the challenges on Teams. These meetings have been an enormous help and being able to work together as a division has helped each unit keep operations going. Reigniting our cooperative relationship with Conejo Valley Unified School District. Our current Fall Sport Leagues program that has 32 teams competing from the five public middle schools in basketball, volleyball, and soccer. We are looking forward to an exciting winter and spring! QuaranTEAM programming at Dos Vientos Center was amazing. The community need was present, and the Dos Vientos team stepped up to plan and implement programming that families embraced, as evidenced by their continuing registration into the program week after week. Families in the community still wanted to get out and recreate, but were hesitant, or unable, due to social distancing. Dos Vientos overcame this by hosting a series of popular popup events that carefully adhered to the health mandates and guidelines, such as Leprechaun Gold Hunt, and Drive-in Movie Nights. Being able to work with Our Community Athletic Organizations with Field Permits, assisting in whatever way we could, and having all of our Priority Sports Organizations on the fields by Fall 2021. Communicating closely with our own sports leagues, program participants and rental residents. Opening up regular lines of communication* with our neighboring agencies to see what and how they were doing. Seeing both the Sports and Reservations Coordinator's really step up and figure out how to keep programs and rentals moving forward best they could. Taking total ownership for an entire year! Continued expansive use of CLU Campus pool allowed CRPD to keep up with lap swimming demand resulting in increased revenue and community satisfaction as noted in numerous letters and survey comments throughout the year. • Solidifying partnership with Adelante and starting up recreational classes, tutoring club and Fun Friday field trips (sponsored by Safe Passages/CRPD) for kids living on Los Feliz. Telling our CRPD story through staff journeys for the NRPA campaign in "The Acorn" with surprise Bios on our fantastic employees highlighting their community work. Fireworks and 4th of July community celebrations were back! And we offset price increase with Hillcrest parking lot event. 0 Encouraged staff to get out and find a new trails through our Spring Wellness Challenge. Re -opening our community centers to the public in June was a big relief and a return to some sense of normalcy. 1 was very happy to be able to hold all 5 of the summer concerts in the park. It brought me and the rest of the Conejo Center staff a lot of joy to be able to offer something safe and fun for the public. After doing a "concert in your car" last summer, and the Memorial Day concert in the