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Summer 2016 News & Events (PDF) JUNE - AUGUST 2016 Program registration begins Monday, May 16 Park programs have DOUBLED since last summer! NEW Recreation Camp Options! See page 11 your community's BIG backyard! Explore Commissioners’ Corner DID YOU KNOW? The Centerville-Washington Park Summer is a great Headquarters District Board of Park Commissioners Activity Center Park time to be out holds public meetings once a month 221 North Main Street in the parks! It’s throughout the year. Visit also a time when Centerville, Ohio 45459-4617 www.cwpd.org/meetings.html (937) 433-5155 we have many Fax: (937) 433-6564 improvements for the schedule! Second Shift/Weekends: underway to (937) 470-9246 enhance your [email protected] www.cwpd.org enjoyment of the parks. Office Hours Summer will bring the completion of Park are being resurfaced. Two courts Monday – Friday Mays Park, with a new playground and will be restriped for pickleball! If you 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. haven’t tried pickleball, come out and see Office Closed on July 4, 2016 a perimeter walking path. We also hope the hitting wall for lacrosse will see a lot the fun. You may be inspired to join in a Park Addresses of use. game. It’s a sport for all ages! For more information and an address The Park Board is constantly focused on for each park, visit www.cwpd.org. For those who pass by Oak Creek responding to your requests for more family, youth and adult activities. In the Rain Out Line South Park, (937) 265-2001 you have likely following pages you will see many new noticed a lot of activities, along with “old time” favorites, Athletic Field Conditions skateboarders and being offered at more convenient times. www.cwpd.org/field_status.shtml bikers using the This summer the Park District is new skatepark offering nearly twice as many programs Area Youth as last year! Athletic Organizations expansion. The new Centerville United Soccer Association addition was designed for different skill Amidst all of this activity, the Park Board www.cusacrewjuniors.org levels from beginners up. So, come out and staff is planning for the future. Centerville Wee Elks Football and enjoy the skatepark complex! Evaluation is underway for possible Association By June, Holes Creek Trail should be new park amenities, such as a challenge www.weeelks.org opened. It stretches 1.3 miles, from the obstacle course and a drone flying area. Centerville Baseball Softball League sunflower field on Yankee Street south to Meanwhile, work continues on bringing www.cbltoday.org Silver Lake Drive, connecting to Yankee flush toilets to Oak Grove Park and Centerville Youth Lacrosse Trace trail. completion of the master plan for Forest www.cvlax.org Field Park. Making the parks more accessible Up and Running Juniors Also, remember that school properties www.upandrunningindayton.com/ includes plans for the installation of get-involved/training-groups/ bridges over several creeks, including can be used for appropriate recreation Watkins Glen and Willowbrook Parks. activities when they do not conflict with scheduled uses or obvious restrictions. On the north side of the community, Little Woods Park is nearing completion. On behalf of the entire Board and staff, TABLE OF CONTENTS This park, on the west side of Far Hills, I heartily encourage you, your family and friends to spend summertime in the Summer Recreation Program .... 4 will serve as a horticultural “welcome” parks — explore your community’s big Summer Camps ......................... 6 to our Open Space Community. Also to backyard! Special Events ............................. 8 the north, at Donnybrook Park we will Preschool Programs .................. 9 see the resurrection of the natural fen, Children’s Programs ............... 10 a wetland fed by underground water. A Family Programs ..................... 12 state grant is funding 75% of the project. Family Wellness ..................... 14 We have good news for pickleball players! David Lee Adult Programs ....................... 16 The tennis courts at Activity Center Park Board President Adult Wellness ........................ 17 Park District Map ...................... 20 Save a Tree Registration Information ........... 21 To subscribe to the e-newsletter visit 2015 Annual Report ............... 22 www.cwpd.org/subscribe.html Here, you can also stop home delivery of the printed newsletter if you wish. 2 Items Available for Loan Staff Update Consider a Rain Barrel Rain barrels are above ground storage containers designed to capture rainwater for reuse. They reduce the rainwater runoff that is polluting our waterways with fertilizers and pesticides. The stored rainwater is great for watering your indoor and outdoor plants and can be used for other things, including washing cars Summer is here and we have another new way for We are pleased to announce Joel and windows. This steady supply you to get out and enjoy the parks! We will offer Thornton as the new Schoolhouse of free water may even help you creek nets, GPS units and Nordic walking poles for Park Technician. Joel joined the save money on your water bill check-out all summer long! There is no fee to borrow Park District in 2009 and has spent — rain barrels save the average the equipment, only a damage or no-return fee if the last two and a half years as an homeowner about 1,300 gallons applicable. Operations Technician at Oak of water during peak summer months. Learn more about rain Stop by Park District Headquarters June – August Grove Park. barrels at the Rain Barrels 101 to check out the equipment. Office hours are 8:00 Congratulations on your new workshop on July 23. See page a.m. – 4:30 p.m, Monday – Friday. position, Joel! 16 for more details. Archery Range Improvements on Target WE WANT YOU to become a volunteer!Fitness Programs Office Work Outdoor Recreation Park Ambassador The Centerville-Washington Park District recently Photography School Outreach received close to $24,000 in grant money from the Special Events Ohio Division of Natural Resources Division of Trail Maintenance Wildlife Shooting Range Program. The grant will Youth Programs, allow us to open additional archery shooting lanes at and more! the existing range at Oak Grove Park. The lanes will be at varied distances, with new hanging bag targets. The grant will also provide funding for more seating areas and equipment storage. We will install permanent quivers and additional bow racks for each lane, and a more visible safety flag system. An equipment shed and less cumbersome official NASP targets will provide benefits for beginner archery clinics and leagues. Additionally, the grant will allow us to make the range more accessible for Adapted For more information Sports archery clinics! about volunteering The improvements to the range should be completed call 937-433-5155. this fall — just in time for the National Hunting and Fishing Day event at Oak Grove Park on September 24! Mark your calendars! ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Registration Summer Recreation Program (SRP) Parents can register their children for Ages 3 – 12 SRP and STS online at www.cwpd.org or June 6 – July 28 (No SRP on July 4) by calling (937) 433-5155. No walk-up Registration deadline: Tuesday, May 31 registrations will be accepted at the parks. 9:00 a.m. – noon Snacks SESSION 1: SESSION 2: Snacks will be provided at SRP. All snacks Mondays and Wednesdays Tuesdays and Thursdays will be peanut, tree nut, dairy and egg Forest Field Park Iron Horse Park free. Participants may bring their own if Yankee Park Oak Creek South Park they prefer. All snacks will be collected at sign-in and given at the designated snack Fees: Session 1: FREE for residents, $41 nonresidents time. Please note, snacks from home Session 2: FREE for residents, $41 nonresidents cannot include peanuts or tree nuts. Combined Sessions 1 & 2: $79 residents, $102 nonresidents Inclement Weather The Monday – Thursday fee covers all 8 weeks at the cost of 7 weeks to In case of rain or storms, please return accommodate for rain days. to the park to pick up your children. The Summer Recreation Program offers a variety of recreation activities, sports, Cancellations will be posted on games, arts and crafts, guest speakers and more. All SRP sites are led by trained www.cwpd.org and you will receive an recreation leaders. This fun program keeps children outdoors and active all summer! automated phone call. Advance registration and a completed Health History Form are required for SRP. No Discipline walk-up registrations will be accepted at the parks. As a safety precaution, designated There is a “three-strike” disciplinary caregivers are required to sign children in and out each day. system for SRP. Examples of behaviors that would result in a yellow, orange or a Summer Teen Series (STS) red card include: inflicting physical harm Ages 12 – 15 upon others, continuously wandering Tuesdays (Rosewood Park) & Thursdays(Schoolhouse Park), June 9 – July 28 away from the group, disregarding what 6:00 – 8:00 p.m. leaders ask of them, generally ignoring Fee: $20 residents, $26 nonresidents rules and opting out of participation. Summer Teen Series offers the opportunity for teens and tweens to play games at This procedure is to ensure the safety of different parks in our community. These fun-filled programs include capture the the group and create the best possible flag, dodgeball, basketball, soccer, flag football, kickball and more! You can come to experience for all participants. If a child as many sessions as you like. At the end of the summer we will have a party with an receives two red cards, we will ask that inflatable, tournaments and pizza! The end-of-summer party will be on Thursday, they not return to SRP this summer. July 28 at Oak Creek South Park.
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