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Parks, Recreation & Cultural Services 2 Parks, Recreation & Cultural Services Visit www.mlrec.com City of Moses Lake Director’s Message: Parks, Recreation & Cultural Welcome! We’re glad you chose to learn more about Moses Lake Parks, Recreation Services Staff & Cultural Services Department. Susan Schwiesow This brochure contains a wealth of information about Director our services and we encourage you to check out one of our many activities and facilities. The Moses Lake Clayton Pray Parks, Recreation & Cultural Services Department’s Parks Maintenance Superintendent mission is to plan, develop, and maintain safe recre- ational facilities and programs for the health, pleasure, and educational use of the community and its visitors. Vacant Recreation Superintendent As we move forward into new phases, our department is able to provide more services and open our facilities Stefanie Dunn for your use. In order to continue this, we ask that you stay the course and continue Administrative Assistant to wear your mask and follow the guidelines to ensure our facilities stay open. Please continue to enjoy your picnics and walks in our parks while social distancing. Tom Los Recreation Supervisor (Aquatics) We received approval for the new Larson Recreation Center building. Our department feels very blessed with the approval and look forward to moving in. We want to thank Carrie Hoiness our City Council for seeing the future of our children and the community. So, watch for Recreation Supervisor (Athletics) construction to begin around the 1st of May and we hope to be in the new facility by the summer of 2022. Looking forward to the day when it is full of smiling families and Steven Kinser children enjoying themselves. Recreation Specialist As a department, we continually strive to grow and enhance the recreational opportu- nities available in our community. It is our belief that universal access to public parks Dollie Boyd and recreation programs is fundamental to all. We continue as advocates for healthy Museum & Art Center Manager lifestyle choices and promise to do our best to provide the right mix of facilities and programs for your leisure needs. Ann Schempp Museum Curator We encourage and welcome your input. If you have suggestions for improvements or new programs or facilities, share them with us! Join us in making this year a healthy Lynne Lynch year for everybody! Communications & Marketing Specialist Susan Schwiesow, Director Moses Lake Parks, Recreation & Cultural Services Alberto Chavez Parks Maintenance Supervisor Programs Parks, Recreation & Cultural Youth Programs 14 - 15 Maintenance Technicians Services 2 - 3 Sewing, Soccer, ESports, Dungeons & Manuel De La Torre Online Registration, City Council, Parks Dragons Phillip Hanson & Recreation Commission, and Staff Thomas Moschner Youth Camps 16 Dean McPherson Surf ‘n Slide Waterpark 4 - 6 Soccer, Bowling, Sewing, Zumba, Ten- Ruben Valdez COVID-19 Updates, Hours of Opera- nis, Golf, Tots Lee Willis tion, Admissions, Season Passes, Swim Logan Dunn Lessons, Lifeguarding, Other Classes Adult Programs 17 - 19 Sports,ESports, Fitness classes, Se- Park Maintenance Worker Museum Programs 7 - 12 nior walking program, sewing & Quilting Andres Oliva Gallery openings, Free Family Satur- Classes days, Lectures, Preschool Art Classes Martin Oliva Picnic Shelters 20 Explorer's Summer Community Resources 21 Day Camp 13 Parks & Facilities 20 - 23 Parks, Recreation & Cultural Services Call 509-764-3805 3 City Council Two Ways To Register Mayor - David Curnel Online: www.mlrec.com David Eck 1 See next column on how to register Dean Hankins Daryl Jackson Walk In: 411 S Balsam Karen Liebrecht 2 Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Don Myers Michael Riggs For more Information Parks, Recreation & Cultural By Phone: 764-3805 Services Advisory Board Online at: www.mlrec.com Chair - Charlene Rios Ryan Holterhoff Registration Guidelines You must register prior to attending E. Charles Maynard an activity. Fees must be paid in full Greg Neveraz at the time of registration. If condi- Chuck Perry tions warrant, activities are subject to You’re First in Line Warren Tracey change by the Parks & Recreation De- Online Recreation Registration Troy White partment. Class minimums must be with no extra fees The Parks, Recreation & Cultural Ser- met or the class is subject to cancel- vices Advisory Board is responsible lation. www.mlrec.com for making recommendations to the City Council pertaining to recreation Our Refund Policy programs and parks development and Sometimes things don’t go as planned. Online Registration is Easy! operation. Periodically reviewing and Moses Lake Parks & Recreation re- • Set up your personal ac- making recommendations for revi- serves the right to cancel, reschedule count. sions to the Parks & Recreation Com- or combine activities as needed. If the prehensive Plan. • Search for your favorite department cancels an activity, partici- classes and activities. Our Mission pants will be notified by phone and a • Register online with our The Mission of the Moses Lake Parks, full refund will automatically be issued. Recreation & Cultural Services Depart- Refunds are issued from the City Fi- secure system. ment is to plan, develop and maintain nance Department within approximately safe recreational facilities and programs 15 to 30 days. Convenient for the health, pleasure, and education- The flexibility to register al use of the community and its visitors. Please Note and pay at your conve- No refunds will be issued for participant- nience, anytime, from Youth Programs 14 - 15 General Telephone Numbers initiated cancellations. anywhere. Sewing, Soccer, ESports, Dungeons & Administration Office 764-3701 For more information on any program Dragons Parks, Recreation & Cultural listed, please call Moses Lake Parks, Services Office 764-3805 Time-Saving Recreation & Cultural Services at 764- Youth Camps 16 Surf ‘n Slide Water Park 764-3842 In less than five min- 3805. Dates, times, cost, etc. are subject Soccer, Bowling, Sewing, Zumba, Ten- Museum & Art Center 764-3830 utes, you can setup to change. Call to confirm information. nis, Golf, Tots Park Shop 764-3817 your account and enroll Municipal Services 764-3791 for your program. Adult Programs 17 - 19 Community Development 764-3750 Sports,ESports, Fitness classes, Se- nior walking program, sewing & Quilting Gender Equality Statement Eco-Friendly Classes The City of Moses Lake complies with the State of Washington’s “Fair Play in Com- You don’t have to burn munity Sports Act” (Chapter 467, 2009 Laws, effective date July 26, 2009) that pro- gas driving over to hibits discrimination against any person in a community athletics program on the Picnic Shelters 20 register in person and it basis of gender. Any questions or comments, please contact the Moses Lake Parks, 21 Community Resources Recreation & Cultural Services Department at 509-764-3805. saves paper! Parks & Facilities 20 - 23 4 Surf ‘n Slide Waterpark Visit www.mlrec.com or call 509-764-3805 We are so excited to be back this season! However, this does come with many changes as we continue to navigate through the COVID-19 pandemic. Due to COVID-19 the Surf ‘n Slide Water Park will have a maximum capacity of 1,000 people per day to meet Washington State Health Department CO- VID-19 guidelines. It is recommended this year that you reserve your spot in advance to ensure that you can enjoy the water park when you choose. If you are not pre-registered, you will be required to sign each individual waiver each time you enter, so please use the online reservation system. You can find this by going to our website at MLrec.com, click the "Online Registration" link and then search "public swim." You will be able to register your entire family for any days that are available, up to a week in advance. Save money by registering online! Please note that the Surf ‘n Slide Water Park will be following all of the Washington State Health Department COVID-19 guidelines. This means that some features may not be available this season. You can visit our website to learn more. We need your help by following these so that we can stay open. All patrons 2 years and older will be required to have a mask and baggy or something equivalent to keep your mask clean while you swim. Masks are required to be worn by all patrons 2 years and older any time you are indoors includ- ing the lobby, locker rooms and bathrooms or when social distancing of 6-feet cannot be maintained. Once you are outside you can remove your mask so long as you can social distance from others outside of your party. Masks are not expected to be worn while swimming. When waiting in line to enter the facility, slides, Flowrider or concessions, please use the markers on the ground and maintain social distancing. Anyone not following these rules will be asked to leave without refund. Please cancel or change your reservation if you or your family are experiencing any symptoms of COVID-19. You can do this by contacting the Surf ‘n Slide Water Park lobby at 764-3842 prior to opening on the day of your reservation. A $5 processing fee will be charged; however this fee will be for your entire family rather than each individual. COVID-19 symptoms include: a fever 100.4 F or higher, chills, cough, shortness of breath/difficulty breathing, new loss of taste or smell, fatigue, muscle or body aches, headache, sore throat, congestion or runny nose, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea. The VIP gate will be available for use of all online reservations and season passes to help get people in and out of the park as efficiently as possible. Additionally, you can enter through the lobby at anytime. We appreciate your help by following the rules and keeping everyone healthy. Here's to another great year! Hours of Operation Manta Ray Aquatics Invitational Swim Meet May 29 - 31, June 5, 6, 12 & 13, 2021 11 a.m.
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