March 19 – 20:
Juniper Swim & Fitness Center’s South Entrance/Lobby off Franklin Ave. is closed. All parking lots remain open.
Best access, including for those with mobility issues, is via the North Entrance off 5th St.
Juniper Operations Update
Finance Department
Bend Park and Recreation District is a special district formed in 1974, when it separated from the City of Bend. The district has its own taxing authority, is governed by a five member elected Board of Directors, and is managed by a professional staff.
Functions
Financial functions are centralized for efficiency and to ensure compliance with legal and professional requirements. Staff provide strategic management of the District’s finances and perform functions necessary to conduct the financial business of the organization. Financial services include:
- Budget preparation
- Financial reporting
- Financial analysis and forecasting
- Accounts payable
- Payroll
- Cash receipts
- Treasury management
- Risk management
- Requests for Proposals/Qualifications
- Contracts
- Purchasing
Budgets
2025-2026 Adopted Budget (Note: Large 5 MB PDF file)
2024-2025 Adopted Budget (Note: Large 13 MB PDF file)
2023-2024 Adopted Budget (Note: Large 9 MB PDF file)
2022-2023 Adopted Budget (Note: Large 6 MB PDF file)
2021-2022 Adopted Budget (Note: Large 3 MB PDF file)
2020-2021 Adopted Budget (Note: large 4 MB PDF file)
2019-2020 Adopted Budget (Note: large 6 MB PDF file)
2018-2019 Adopted Budget (Note: large 5 MB PDF file)
For prior years’ budgets, please contact staff listed below.
Budget Committee
2025-26 Budget Committee Members:
- Abigail Brenholdt
- Joanne Matthews
- Daryl Parrish
- Corey Johnson
- Cara Marsh-Rhodes
Audited Financial Statements
The Bend Park and Recreation District Audited Financial Statement provides financial and economic information. The Management’s Discussion and Analysis and the footnotes to the basic financial statements provide a comprehensive description of the district’s financial information. The financial statement enables taxpayers to assess proper use of public funds and is used by bond rating agencies, underwriters, and bondholders to assess the investment risk of the district. District staff also use it as a tool to assess internal operations.
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View 2024-25 BPRD Annual Comprehensive Financial Report
View 2023-24 BPRD Annual Comprehensive Financial Report
View 2022-23 BPRD Annual Comprehensive Financial Report
View 2021-22 BPRD Annual Comprehensive Financial Report
View 2020-21 BPRD Annual Comprehensive Financial Report
View 2019-20 BPRD Annual Comprehensive Financial Report
View 2018-19 BPRD Annual Comprehensive Financial Report
View 2017-18 BPRD Annual Comprehensive Financial Report
View 2016-17 BPRD Annual Comprehensive Financial Report
View 2015-16 BPRD Annual Comprehensive Financial Report
View 2014-15 BPRD Annual Comprehensive Financial Report
View 2013-14 BPRD Annual Comprehensive Financial Report
View 2012-13 BPRD Annual Comprehensive Financial Report
If you have a request for finance-related information, please feel free to contact:
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Additional community economic information can be found at Economic Development for Central Oregon (EDCO), a private non-profit organization dedicated to diversifying Central Oregon’s regional economy by attracting new investment and jobs.