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City Calender, July 2014 CITY CALENDER, JULY 2014 Tue 1 » Summer Adventure Kids Camp begins Mon 21 Recreation Center » » City Council meeting 801-852-6600 $ Tumbling Tots session begins Council Chambers, 5:30 p.m. Recreation Center 801-852-6120 Wed 8 801-852-6600 $ Wed 2 » Art Exploration class begins » Summer Adventure Kids Camp begins Recreation Center, 5 p.m. Recreation Center » Freedom Awards Gala 801-852-6600 $ 801-852-6600 Utah Valley Convention Center $ 6:30 p.m. Wed 9 » 5 Star Sports Camp begins www.freedomfestival.org $ » Planning Commission Recreation Center 801-852-6600 Thur 3 - Sat 5 Council Chambers, 5 p.m. $ 801-852-6400 Wed 23 » Balloon Fest » Bulldog Field (1100 N. Freedom Blvd.) Jimmerosity Jam 3on3 » Planning Commission Basketball Tournament 6:30 a.m. Council Chambers, 5 p.m. Recreation Center www.freedomfestival.org FREE 801-852-6400 801-852-6600 $ » Freedom Days Thur 24 Thur 10 Center Street of University Ave. » Pioneer Day holiday 10 a.m.-8 p.m. » Art Discovery class begins City offices closed www.freedomfestival.org FREE Recreation Center, 4 p.m. Garbage pickup on regular schedule Fri 4 801-852-6600 $ 801-852-6000 or 311 » Independence Day holiday Mon 14 » Pioneer Legacy Chuck City offices closed » Summer Adventure Kids Camp begins Wagon Jamboree Garbage pickup on regular schedule Recreation Center Covey Center for the Arts 801-852-6000 or 311 801-852-6600 $ 3 p.m. and 7 p.m. 801-852-7007 » Grand Parade » 5 Star Sports Camp begins University Ave., 9 a.m. Recreation Center Fri 25 - Sat 26 www.freedomfestival.org FREE 801-852-6600 $ » Pioneer Legacy » Stadium of Fire Tue 15 Covey Center for the Arts, 7 p.m. LaVell Edwards Stadium, 8 p.m. 801-852-7007 $ » City Council meeting www.stadiumoffire.com $ Council Chambers, 5:30 p.m. Mon 28 » Downtown Art Stroll 801-852-6120 » Summer Adventure Kids Camp begins Covey Center for the Arts, 6-9 p.m. » Skateboarding session begins Recreation Center 801-852-7007 FREE Recreation Center, 9 a.m. 801-852-6600 $ » Rooftop Concert Series 801-852-6600 $ » Start Smart Flag Football registration begins Town Square parking structure 8 p.m. Thu 17 www.rooftopconcertseries.com FREE Recreation Center » Board of Adjustment 801-852-6600 » Summer Art showcase $ Council Chambers, 5 p.m. Covey Center for the Arts 801-852-6400 Thur 31 6 p.m. - 9 p.m. » End of Summer Reading pool party » Cake decorating class begins 801-852-7007 Recreation Center Outdoor Pool Recreation Center, 6 p.m. 8:30 p.m. - 10 p.m. Sat 5, 12, 19, 26 801-852-6600 $ 801-852-6682 » Provo’s Farmers Market Sat 19 http://www.provolibrary.com/kids-srp Pioneer Park, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. FREE www.provofarmersmarket.blogspot.com » Adult Softball registration deadline » Parent-Child cooking class Recreation Center Mon 7 Recreation Center, 6 p.m. 801-852-6600 $ 801-852-6600 $ » Tennis sessions begin » Youth Soccer registration deadline Recreation Center Recreation Center 801-852-6600 $ 801-852-6600 $ » Adult Volleyball registration begins Recreation Center 801-852-6600 $ FREE Free Event $ Requires a Fee or Admission For sports and class registrations, visit provo.org/recreation Provo City 351 W. Center St. 801-852-6000 www.provo.org JUNE 2014 PROVO IS #4 FOR BEST DOWNTOWN IN THE NATION a message from DIPPING IN A TOE Mayor John R. Curtis It’s a tough question and one that’s council meeting or a public hearing Maybe you have special skills to difficult to answer in a nutshell. on a controversial issue. Others don’t share like first aid training. You “ How do I get involved?” like debates or the limelight, so they could be part of The Community It’s tricky because there is not a may want to quietly volunteer at the Emergency Response Team. one-size-fits-all answer. There are Pioneer Village or through the You could tutor, help the elderly, answers as individual as the person United Way. teach a child (or an adult) to read. asking. Who wants to know and Someone else may like helping to what do you like? How much time do fill the shelves or serve meals at the Grass roots help is always needed. you have? What can you physically food bank. Others can contribute at Check out the neighborhood handle? What calls to you? Some the library sorting returned books or organizations. There are 34 of them, people, like me, enjoy a spirited city adopt one of the city’s flower beds. each with a chair and a vice chair. Each needs willing people on their committees. Give some input to the City Council. Read the agendas, attend a meeting or two, listen to the discussion, share your opinions and invite a member to NEWSLETTER speak at your event. There are all kinds of things to do at all levels of commitment. The common denominator is it makes you feel good and helps build a vibrant community. Find your way. See provomayor.com/category/qa/ for links to the opportunity sites. CITY City Calender Inside AMERICA’S FREEDOM FESTIVAL JULY For more information about the Stadium of Fire, Grand Parade, and other America’s Freedom Festival at Provo events, visit freedomfestival.org. For when and how to reserve space for the parade and related city ordinances, visit provo.org. See page 3 STADIUM OF FIRE FRIDAY, JULY 4 Lavell Edwards Stadium Six time Grammy Award winning CARRIE UNDERWOOD will be the headliner, with STUDIO C, and J. R. MARTINEZ, former US Army soldier and winner of ABC’s Dancing with the Stars as the host. The night will include the popular Stadium of Fire Dancers and the biggest stadium fireworks show in America with other great surprises. FIREWORK RESTRICTIONS DUE TO DRY, HAZARDOUS FIRE CONDITIONS, PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING LOCAL FIREWORKS RESTRICTIONS It shall be unlawful to discharge fireworks or other pyrotechnic devices in the following areas » Restricted areas as identified on the map available at www.provo.org » All areas of Provo City within 20 feet of combustible weeds, grasses, trees, shrubs, fences, or structures. » Provo City parks unless specifically designated for use of consumer fireworks. Use of consumer fireworks shall comply with the following laws, ordinances, or rules: • All fireworks shall be on the approved list adopted by the Utah State Fire Marshal. Approved fireworks may be discharged » From July 1 through July 7, and July 21 through July 27 » On January 1 and December 31 » The day before and on the Chinese New Year » From 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. (except to midnight on July 4 and July 24) These restrictions will be aggressively enforced. Violators are subject to maximum fines under the law EMPLOYEE OF THE MONTH JEREMY MILLET Jeremy was born and raised in Provo. He started with Provo Fire in 1996 and received his Paramedic Certification from Weber State and his AAS from UVU. Jeremy has held the positions of Fire Fighter, EMT, Paramedic, and Engineer. He is currently the Fire Captain for Station 23. Jeremy has been married for 24 years and has 3 beautiful daughters. FRIDAY, JULY 4 Lavell Edwards Stadium SO... I DON’T CALL THE MAYOR ABOUT A POT HOLE? #CALLPROVO311 PIONEER DAY EXTRAVAGANZA Hop in your covered wagon and roll down to North Park to THURSDAY celebrate Utah State’s rich heritage. Enjoy live music, children’s games and crafts, fresh baked pie, the Farmer’s Market, Food JULY 24, 10AM-2PM Trucks, and live animals. Explore the Pioneer Village and Museum, Native American Village, and the Mountain Man Encampment. NORTH PARK | FREE Bake and bring your best pie to be judged by local experts..
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