Recreation and Park Commission of East Baton Rouge Parish
BRECPark Assessments

By the Numbers

Explore documented park needs and preliminary repair estimates.

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Figures describe recorded assessment findings, not every condition at every park. Cost and labor figures are preliminary planning estimates, not approved budgets, bids or actual spending. Higher assessment scores indicate greater assessed need. Missing estimates are not counted as zero.

“Date recorded” is when the finding was recorded in the system, not the field inspection date. Dates are whole days in Central Time, inclusive. Reported priority (assigned on the ticket) and assessed priority (from the assessment score) are different fields.

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Findings shown
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Recorded findings, not inspected assets or all park conditions.
Parks represented
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named park on every finding in view
Not the total number of BREC parks.
Estimated labor
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Person-hours, not crew elapsed time or hours actually worked.
Estimated materials
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Preliminary material estimates — not spent or approved funds.
Estimated labor + materials
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Only findings with BOTH components; other project costs excluded.
Average assessment score
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No published scores for these findings
Higher means greater assessed need — not a park grade.

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Findings in view

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How these figures are calculated

Figures describe recorded assessment findings, not every condition at every park. Cost and labor figures are preliminary planning estimates, not approved budgets, bids or actual spending. Higher assessment scores indicate greater assessed need. Missing estimates are not counted as zero.

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Missing values are counted separately and never treated as zero: an em dash (—) means “not available”, a displayed 0 is a recorded zero, and sums state how many findings contributed. Labor and material totals each cover their own valid rows, so they can differ from the combined figure, which uses only findings where both components exist.