St. Johns County Parks and Recreation: Happy Parks and Recreation Month!

St. Johns County Parks and Recreation: Happy Parks and Recreation Month!
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St. Johns County Parks and Recreation issued the following announcement.

Happy Parks and Recreation Month! I am Tommy Aycock and I am a Golf Professional at St. Johns Golf Club. My most memorable parks and rec story is when I had the chance to meet and help train other Parks and Recreation staff who were temporarily assigned to worked at the Golf Club during the pandemic closures. We all worked together for several months, and I learned a little bit more about the other divisions under the Parks and Recreation umbrella and the roles that each one of them play to make St. Johns County such an enjoyable place to work and recreate! #OurParkandRecStory #itstartsinparks

Original source can be found here.



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