Seeing rises in youth obesity, social disconnection, and juvenile crime, the City of Davenport created a program to keep youth busy during the summer.  The summer pass allows parents or kids to pay a small one-time fee to allow youth free access to all of the city's entertainment and public transportation systems.  While the program is not self-sustaining, partnering with the city's public and private enterprises has allowed increases in school attendance, reductions in juvenile arrests, and increases in adult admissions to baseball games and recreational centers.

This case study was nominated for ICMA's Annual Awards Program.