About this site

BREC staff routinely inspect parks and record findings — playground damage, pavement problems, lighting outages, drainage issues and more — as park assessments. Each finding becomes a ticket that BREC operations and planning teams review, prioritize and schedule for repair.

This public map shows those assessment findings as they are tracked in BREC's work management system. Data refreshes automatically several times per day.

What the labels mean

Priority (Emergency / High / Medium / Low) is the assessment severity assigned during review — it reflects how soon the item is expected to enter the work queue, not a guarantee of a completion date.
Open means the finding is in the active review or scheduling process. Completed means BREC has recorded the work as finished.
Map markers show where the issue was GPS-tagged during the field inspection. Small offsets can occur.

Scoring and cost estimates

BREC is progressively adding condition scores and labor/material estimates to assessments. When present they appear on the issue page; when absent, an estimate has not been made yet. All estimates are preliminary planning figures — not approved budgets or commitments.

Reporting problems

This site is read-only: it shows what staff have already documented. To report a problem, request service, or reach BREC, call (225) 272-5200. For life-threatening emergencies, call 911.

Photographs are collected during inspections and served through BREC's website; camera metadata is removed when photos are displayed. If you believe a photo or entry should not be public, contact BREC at the number above.