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THE RECREATOR Is Published Three Times CENTER Yearly by the City of Boca Raton, Recreation Services INSIDE THIS ISSUE 3 MESSAGE FROM THE 30 WILLOW THEATRE AT DIRECTOR SUGAR SAND PARK 4 RECREATION SERVICES 32 ART IN PUBLIC PLACES DEPARTMENT EXHIBITIONS 5 ATHLETIC PROGRAMS - 34 BOCA RATON MUNICIPAL & INDEPENDENT ORGS ALAN C. ALFORD RED REEF GOLF COURSES 6 ATHLETIC PROGRAMS – C.O.B.R.A. 35 GUMBO LIMBO NATURE CENTER 7 TIM HUXHOLD SKATE PARK & SHUFFLEBOARD COURTS 37 BOCA RATON PUBLIC LIBRARY 8 SUGAR SAND PARK FIELD HOUSE 43 MEADOWS PARK POOL & THE SWIM CENTER 11 FIELD RENTAL FEES 47 BOCA RATON TENNIS PLAYGROUNDS AND CENTER PRESERVES 49 PATCH REEF PARK TENNIS 12 BOCA RATON BEACHES CENTER BEACH PERMIT INFO 52 THE RACQUET CENTER 13 DAILY BEACH ENTRY 54 CLUB MEETINGS AND SUPPORT GROUPS BEACH CONCESSIONS 56 MIZNER PARK SPECIAL EVENT PERMITS AMPHITHEATER PAVILION AND SHELTER RENTALS 14 BOAT LAUNCH AND RECOVERY PERMITS PARK RANGERS 15 MIZNER BARK DOG PARK BARK BEACH AT SPANISH RIVER PARK 16 BOCA RATON COMMUNITY THE RECREATOR is published three times CENTER yearly by the City of Boca Raton, Recreation Services. The City of Boca Raton is an equal opportunity agency and offers all persons the 18 CAMP BOCA benefits of participating in each of its programs and competing in all areas of employment 19 JAMES A. RUTHERFORD regardless of race, color, religion, sex, national COMMUNITY CENTER origin, age, handicap, or non-merit factors. Anyone requiring special accommodations 22 VOLUNTEER for Recreation Services programs should contact the facility to make arrangements for a 23 SUGAR SAND PARK successful recreational experience. To find out about the City of Boca Raton's current career COMMUNITY CENTER opportunities, visit (www.governmentjobs.com/ careers/bocaratonfl) or call the job hotline at 28 CHILDREN’S SCIENCE (561) 393-7981. EXPLORIUM Editors: Kristin Child and Cory Keester-O'Mills. Front Cover: Swim and Racquet Center Photo Credits: Ben Hicks (cover, pages 43, 45); Michele Eve Photography (page 2) MESSAGE FROM THE DIRECTOR MICHAEL J. KALVORT, CPRE CITY COUNCIL OF BOCA RATON Friends, 201 West Palmetto Park Road, Boca Raton, FL 33432 Summer is a vibrant time in Boca Raton, especially in the Recreation Services Department. As a former camp counselor and attendee, I’m MAYOR Scott Singer excited that dozens of fun camp experiences are available for our children. DEPUTY MAYOR Jeremy Rodgers We offer everything from Camp Boca, our longstanding camp program that keeps children coming back year after year, to many specialty camps, with COUNCIL MEMBERS Monica Mayotte themes ranging from cultural arts to sea turtles and science to rock music. There’s something for everyone! With all these camps and programs, no Andrea Levine O'Rourke child or tween in Boca will complain they are bored this summer. Andy Thomson Summer’s also the time when many of us swim at our two amazing pools CITY MANAGER Leif J. Ahnell, CPA, CGFO and spend time on our miles of public beaches. Being an Ocean Rescue Lifeguard or a Pool Lifeguard is one of the most challenging positions we have in the city. These dedicated individuals keep a vigilant watch on our shorelines, pools, and beaches to ensure that everyone has a safe and enjoyable experience. They also teach many swimming and safety classes and assist with our Dog Beach, which operates at designated times on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. I’d like to offer a heartfelt nod of appreciation to all my fellow team members who are dedicated to assisting you when you are visiting one of our aquatic or beach facilities. Speaking of aquatic facilities, I encourage you to take a trip to the newly GREATER BOCA RATON BEACH & PARK DISTRICT reconstructed Swim and Racquet Center, located at 21626 St. Andrews Blvd. Developed by the Greater Boca Raton Beach and Park District, this 300 South Military Trail, Boca Raton, FL 33486 amenity offers a 25-yard-long swimming and lap lane pool, a brand-new (561) 417-4599 children’s splash pad, and a beautiful indoor facility that will house new programs such as birthday parties and aquatic classes, locker rooms, and family changing rooms. This facility is primed to serve the community for CHAIR Susan Vogelgesang decades to come, and I hope you’ll join me in thanking the Beach and Park District for their investment in developing wellness facilities. VICE-CHAIR Erin A. Wright Finally, I want to encourage you to take some time out of your hectic SECRETARY-TREASURER Craig F. Ehrnst schedule to engage in recreation. You’ll thank yourself once you are done! COMMISSIONERS Robert K. Rollins, Jr. I look forward to seeing you in a park, program, or facility soon! Steven M. Engel INTERIM EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Briann Harms Recreationally yours, Michael J. Kalvort, CPRE CONSTRUCTION/PROJECT MANGER Arthur C. Koski, P.A. Recreation Services Director FACILITIES MANAGER Melissa Dawson RECREATION SERVICES ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES DEPARTMENT 201 West Palmetto Park Road, Boca Raton 33432 PROGRAMS SPONSORED BY THE CITY OF BOCA RATON AND THE GREATER BOCA RATON BEACH & PARK DISTRICT. DIRECTOR TENNIS & RACQUET SPORTS ADMINISTRATOR Michael J. Kalvort, CPRE (561) 393-7810 Leslie J. Martorano (561) 367-7090 DEPUTY DIRECTOR CHIEF PARK RANGER Michelle Zimmer, CPRP (561) 393-7810 John A. Battiloro (561) 393-7815 RECREATION SERVICES SUPERINTENDENT CEMETERY MAUSOLEUM MANAGER Greg Stevens, CPRP (561) 393-7810 Shannon J. Lotito (561) 393-7763 PARKS & RECREATION BOARD ADMINISTRATIVE SUPERINTENDENT GOLF COURSE MANAGER Hank Kreh, Chair Tiffany Lucia, CPRP (561) 393-7810 Gregory Jerolaman, PGA (561) 367-7024 Dennis Frisch, Vice-Chair Peter Boylan RECREATION SERVICES SUPERINTENDENT GUMBO LIMBO NATURE CENTER MANAGER Ron Betters Paul A. Davidson, CPRP, AFO (561) 393-7810 Leanne Welch (561) 544-8602 Gordon Gilbert David Sergi FINANCIAL MANAGER LIBRARY SERVICES MANAGER Trudi Stevens Jill P. Dixon, CPRE (561) 393-7810 Ellen Randolph (561) 393-7962 AQUATICS ADMINISTRATOR OCEAN RESCUE CHIEF LIBRARY BOARD David A. Dovell, CPRP (561) 544-8541 Grant E. McCosh (561) 367-7038 Renee McCabe Johnson, Chair Donna Bahn, Vice-Chair ATHLETIC PROGRAMS ADMINISTRATOR ACTING RECREATION CENTER MANAGER Michelle Goldman Kevin Beckman, CPRP (561) 393-7859 Julia Shelton, CPRP (561) 347-3919 Maris Hayashi PARKS MAINTENANCE ADMINISTRATOR COMMUNITY EVENTS COORDINATOR Manjunath Pendakur Drew Leganik (561) 416-3365 Monika Amar (561) 393-7073 Susan Reilly BOCA RATON COMMUNITY SCHOOLS The City of Boca Raton, in cooperation with the Palm Beach County School Board, has developed community schools to serve the residents of Boca Raton. These schools offer a variety of indoor and outdoor leisure programs for all age groups. Boca Raton Community High School 1501 NW 15th Street, Boca Raton 33486 • (561) 338-1420 Boca Raton Community Middle School 1251 NW 8th Street, Boca Raton 33486 • (561) 416-8700 WEBTRAC IS A SECURE ONLINE PROGRAM FOR • CLASS REGISTRATIONS To obtain a user name and password, • FIELD RENTALS bring your proof of residency to any Boca • PERMIT RENEWALS FOR THE BEACHES, Raton Community Center, Tennis Center, BOAT LAUNCH, AND DOG PARKS Pool, or Sugar Sand Field House, then • TICKETS FOR WILLOW THEATRE visit www.webtrac.myboca.us to begin your Recreator adventure today! THE RECREATOR: MAY-AUGUST 2019 5 ATHLETIC PROGRAMS Boca Raton Community Center 150 Crawford Blvd, Boca Raton 33432 myboca.us/601/Athletics GENERAL INFORMATION For participation in all youth programs, a birth certificate and proof of residency are necessary at time of registration. The following programs are offered by independent, non-profit, volunteer-supported organizations. BASEBALL TACKLE FOOTBALL AND CHEERLEADING BOCA RATON LITTLE LEAGUE BOCA RATON YOUTH SPORTS – “EAST BOCA TACKLE FOOTBALL & CHEERLEADING" Chartered with Little League Registration: bocalittleleague.com, November-January & May-July Recreation Youth Tackle Football and Cheerleading Season: October-December, February-May Registration: eastbocatackle.org, March-August Age: 6-15 years (age 6 as of April 30 of year playing) Season: August-November Time Commitment: 1 practice and 2 games per week Age: 5-14 years (age as of August 1 of year playing) Time Commitment: 2 practices per week and Sunday afternoon games BOCA BRAVES POP WARNER TACKLE FOOTBALL & SOFTBALL CHEERLEADING Registration: bocabraves.com, January 1-August 1 BOCA RATON SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION Season: August-October Boys and Girls Ages: 5-15 years (age as of August 1 of year playing) Girls' Fastpitch Softball Time Commitment: 3 weeknight practices and Saturday games Registration: bocasoftball.com Spring Season: February-May Age: 6-16 years (age as of January 1 of year playing) NON-RESIDENTS YOUTH ATHLETIC PERMIT Time Commitment: 1 weeknight practice, 1 weeknight game, and 1 Saturday game Non-residents (those living outside of the Greater Boca Raton Beach and Park District and the City of Boca Raton) must purchase a $65 athletic permit to be eligible to register for any independent youth sports LACROSSE association that accepts non-residents. For more information, please call the Athletics Office at (561) 393-7826. BOCA JETS LACROSSE Registration: bocajetslacrosse.com, August-December LEAGUE INFORMATION Season: Mid-January-May Adult Baseball Boca Raton Softball Association Age: Grades K-8, Separate teams for boys and girls (305) 496-2962 (561) 614-4908 sfbl.com bocasoftball.com SOCCER Boca Braves Pop Warner Buccaneers Youth Rugby Football and Cheerleading bocarugby.com (561) 419-6397 SOCCER ASSOCIATION OF BOCA RATON www.bocabraves.com East Boca Tackle Football Season: October-February (561) 544-7410 Registration: sabrsoccer.net Boca Hoops eastbocatackle.com Age: Girls 4-18
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