The City of Naples Community Services Department is an equal opportunity agency and offers all persons the benefit of participating in its programs and competing in all areas of employment, regardless of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, physical disability, or other non-merit factors.


City of Naples Mayor… John F. Sorey III Vice Mayor… Margaret “Dee” Sulick


City Council Bill Barnett Doug Finlay


Teresa Lee Heitmann Linda Penniman Sam Saad III


City Officials


A. William Moss, City Manager Patricia Rambosk, City Clerk


Community Services Advisory Board Michelle McLeod Linda Black Jo-Anne Jeffreys Anne Foster


Kathy Swingley


Community Services Department David M. Lykins, Director Michael Leslie, Deputy Director


Elizabeth Friedl, Administrative Coordinator Dorie A. Skidmore, Administrative Specialist II Susan Clay, Administrative Specialist II


Parks and Parkways/Facilities Maintenance Joe Boscaglia, Superintendent


Dirk Rollins, Facilities Maintenance Supervisor Heather Shields, Contract Manager Travis Delashmet, P & P Supervisor


Recreation


Jennifer Fox, Parks and Recreation Manager Fleischmann Park/Cambier Park/Naples Preserve


Mercedes Puente, Parks and Recreation Manager River Park/Anthony Park


Kevin Walker, Tennis Services Manager 3


David M. Lykins Director, Community Services Department


This fall, the Recreation Division staff has implemented many affordable classes and programs for all ages to explore educational, social, cultural and athletic interests in organized and sponsored programs. Numerous public services are provided throughout the City’s well maintained and operated parks system, tennis courts, municipal marina, playgrounds, a nature preserve, fishing pier, boat launch facility, numerous beach accesses and a popular beach park.


The city remains proud of the parks, beach and public facilities and invites you to visit and use them as often as possible. City staff is here to serve your parks and recreation needs and manage the parks, civic spaces, landscape areas and open spaces that lend to Naples notable quality of life.


The Ambassador Program is always looking for energetic volunteers to assist with staffing of the Hedges Family Eco Center at the Naples Preserve and with numerous other volunteers’ efforts throughout the City. Please contact us for information about volunteer programs and locations that may be of interest to you.


A comprehensive citywide parks master plan began earlier this year including public meetings with park user groups, a formal randomly mailed survey and a web- based survey. Residents were asked to provide interests and opinions on City parks, facilities, programs, events and what improvements or changes may be necessary for the long-term benefit and enjoyment of residents and park users.


of 2015 and will provide the basis for determining the future direction of the City’s beautiful parks system.


It is a privilege to serve the public and my office welcomes your ideas or suggestions about the Community Services Department, programs and services. Please call me at 239-213-7120 or email me at dlykins@naplesgov.com.


Survey results will be available in the fall


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