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Get Ready for Current Information Programs Subject to Change Visit roanoketexas.com Get Ready for current information. RoanokePARKS AND RECREATION ACTIVITY GUIDE JUNE - DECEMBER 2020 Youth Activities p 10 Athletic Leagues p 14 Group Fitness p 16 Have your Party at the Roanoke Recreation Center All packages include Ice Cream and Drinks, 1 Hour Room Rental, Complete Room Set-up (Tables, Chairs, Balloons, Plates, Napkins and Spoons) and a Party Host/Hostess. Optional Add-Ons Drinks (75¢ per drink) Extra Ice Cream (75¢ per cup) Host your own party! Sports Party Full room for $50/hour (resident); (for ages 5 and up) $60/hour (non-resident) Includes 1 hour of holds 40 people organized activities ½ room for $30/hour (resident); for up to 10 kids $36/hour (non-resident) holds 25 people ($10 per additional child) $175 (room rentals include Game Room tables and chairs) Party Party dates (for ages 6 and up) Reservations and times are subject Includes 1 hour must be made to room availability. of games for up to 10 kids at least two weeks in ($7 per additional child) $100 advance. For reservations, call 817-837-9930. GENERAL INFORMATION Have your Party CONTENTS City of Roanoke Party Planning. 2 Parks and Recreation Department Roanoke Recreation Center ....4 at the Roanoke 501 Roanoke Road Roanoke, Texas 76262 Recreation Center Amenities ....5 817-837-9930 Aquatics. .6-7 Recreation Center City Council and Youth Camps ............... 8-9 Staff Members Youth Activities .............10-13 Mayor ................ Scooter Gierisch City Council Ward 1 .....Holly Gray-Moore Athletics ...................14-15 City Council Ward 1 ........ Angie Grimm City Council Ward 2 ......... Brian Darby Group Fitness. 16 City Council Ward 2 ..........Kirby Smith City Council Ward 3 .........Steve Heath Personal Training ............17-18 City Council Ward 3 .....David Thompson City Manager ............Scott Campbell Adult Activities ...............19 Parks and Recreation Senior Activities ............ 20-21 Division Staff Facility Rentals ...............22 Ronnie Angel ..................................... Director Eric Lorenz .... Athletic Recreation Supervisor Parks Facilities & Map .........23 Margie O’Connell ......... Recreation Specialist Jacob Parker .................... Recreation Specialist Mark Your Calendar ..........24 Matthew Coker ............. Rec. Specialist, Athletics Susan Grandinetti ......... Rec. Specialist, Seniors Dennis Frank ................Building Maintenance Robert Partridge ...........Park Superintendent City Contact Information City Hall .................817-491-2411 Community Center. .817-491-6060 Fire Department. .817-491-2301 Library ..................817-491-2691 Municipal Court ...........817-491-0813 Parks/Maintenance ........817-491-6071 Police Department .........817-491-6052 Public Works. .............817-491-6099 Recreation Center .........817-837-9930 Visitor Center/Museum .....817-491-6090 City Website ......www.roanoketexas.com Athletics Website quickscores.com/roanoke League Rainout Line. .......817-430-8770 Our Photo Policy Please note that photos taken during Roanoke programs, events or activities may be used in department promotional materials. June - December 2020 activenet.active.com/roanokerec 3 ROANOKE RECREATION CENTER 501 Roanoke Road • Roanoke, Texas 76262 • 817-837-9930 MEMBERSHIP FEES Hours of Operation Monday-Thursday ......5 am-10 pm Residents Non-Residents Friday ................5 am-8 pm Single/Annual. $324 Single/Annual. $540 Single/Month ..............................$30 Single/Month ..............................$50 Saturday . .7 am-8 pm Family/Annual ............................$378 Family/Annual ............................$648 Sunday ..................1-8 pm Family/Month ..............................$35 Family/Month ..............................$60 Active Military/Veteran/Annual .............. $216 Active Military Senior/Veteran/Annual .......$432 Children’s Activity Active Military/Veteran/Month ............... $20 Active Military Senior/Veteran/Month .........$40 Active Military Family/Veteran/Annual .......$270 Active Military Senior Family/Veteran/Annual ...$486 Center Active Military Family/Veteran/Month ......... $25 Active Military Senior Family/Veteran/Month ..$45 Monday-Thursday ......8 am-12 pm Senior (65 & Older) .......................FREE Business 5-9 pm Drop In Fees Friday ...............8 am-12 pm Single/Annual. $432 Daily fee (weight room, gymnasium, racquetball & Single/Month ..............................$40 5-8 pm game room) ............................... $10 Family/Annual ............................$507 Saturday .............8 am-12 pm Children’s Activity Center Family/Month ..............................$47 (maximum of two hours/child) ..........$1/hr/child Active Military Senior/Veteran/Annual .......$324 The Roanoke Recreation Children’s Activity Center Active Military Senior/Veteran/Month .........$30 Center will be closed for Punch Pass ...............................$20 Active Military Senior Family/Veteran/Annual ... $378 (must be presented to staff prior to check-in and is good Active Military Senior Family/Month ..........$35 the following holidays for 20 visits) Thanksgiving .........November 26 Christmas Eve ........December 24 MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS Christmas Day . December 25 All adult fitness classes are free with a paid membership! New Years Day ..........January 1 MEMBERSHIP TYPES DEFINED • Resident is one who resides within the municipal boundary of the City of Roanoke. • Family means persons who live in the same household and who are related by either blood or marriage such that they may be claimed as a spouse or dependent based upon appli- cable IRS regulations. • Business rates are based upon a business with store front property within the municipal boundary of the City of Roanoke. Verification in the form of a current paystub and/or cur- rent work ID are acceptable means and must be presented at the time of membership sale. • BANK DRAFTS Electronic Fund Transfer (EFT) Bank Draft is available and based on the monthly membership rates. Complete the Credit/Debit Authorization Form, and present it to the front desk staff at the Recreation Center to set up your EFT Bank Draft. All bank drafts are submitted to City Hall on the last business day of the month, to be drawn from account on the first business day Looking to earn of the month. some extra income? Join our team of dynamic instructors! ROANOKE RECREATION CENTER REFUND POLICY If you have a specific skill or We reserve the right to cancel or postpone any talent that you would like program or activity due to inclement weather or to showcase, please contact the low enrollment. Prior to the start of any program/ activity, a refund will be available to the registered Roanoke Recreation Center at participant if the class is cancelled. If the participant 817-837-9930. withdraws from the class and requests a refund, there will be a $10 processing fee. This refund can be in the form of a check (please allow up to two weeks for Price Abbreviations processing) or a credit on account that can be used to- wards a later program/activity or any membership. If a There are two prices listed in participant withdraws from a class after its first meet- the Fees column. ing date, the participant will not be eligible to receive They are listed as follows: a refund (due to payment obligations to the class in- R - Resident structor). All refunds are subject to approval by the Recreation Center Supervisor. Acceptable methods NR - Non-Resident of payment include cash, check, and credit/debit card. No refunds will be given on memberships. 4 All Registrations Close One Week Prior To Start Date June - December 2020 RECREATION CENTER AMENITIES 501 Roanoke Road • Roanoke, Texas 76262 • 817-837-9930 • 817-837-9940 FAX Weight Room: The Roanoke Recreation Center offers a full line of LifeFitness selectorized upper and lower body strength development equipment. A Smith machine, bench press, Olympic squat rack, dumb bells, and free weight benches are also available. Cardio equipment includes: Precor AMTs, Elliptical Crosstrainers, LifeFitness Treadmills, Cross-Trainer Ellipticals, Exercise Bikes (Recumbent & Upright), Powermill Stair machines, and a Concept 2 Rower. Youth under the age of 15 are not permitted to use the weight room at any time. No sports bras, bare midriffs or any other clothing that exposes the torso will be permitted in the weight room. Personal training is available. No outside personal trainers receiving compensation for services are permitted. *Members Only – children 14 years of age are allowed in weight room, but must complete a weight room orientation through one of our personal trainers. Upon completion, adult supervision is required during all workouts in the weight room. Gymnasium: The gym features a Mondo floor with four official height basketball nets and two volleyball courts. Drop-in basketball/ volleyball will be available during designated times. Organized practices are NOT allowed (excluding reservations). During free play, junior and official size basketballs and volleyballs may be checked out at the front desk with a membership ID. Indoor Track: An elevated track with two lanes overlooking the gym (13.5 laps = 1 mile). Lap counters are available to check out at the front desk with a membership ID. No standing or stopping anywhere on the track unless in a designated stretching area. Racquetball: Two courts are available and may be reserved by a member up to 48 hours in advance. Reservations are for one hour, beginning on the hour
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