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Bust a (Quiet) Move! YOURYOUR COMMUNITYCOM NEWS FROM THE SUMMERLIN COUNCIL June 2021 Bust A (Quiet) Move! Summerlin’s Silent Disco FRIDAY, JUNE 11 | 7:30 to 9 P.M. TRAILS PARK eady to get out of the house enjoying a fun night under the Space is limited for this out- Rand bust a move? Join us for stars. In partnership with Symbolic door event and pre-registration is Summerlin’s Silent Disco event Arts and powered by Silent Events, required for $12 per Summerlin to dance the night away on Friday, you will seamlessly bounce be- resident. Reserve your dance June 11. Check-in begins at 7:30 tween two live DJs each spinning time at www.summerlink.com/ p.m. with dancing starting at 8 p.m. favorite tunes with the click of event/summerlin-silent-disco/ Taking place outdoors in Trails a switch. You control the channel beginning Wednesday, June 2 at Park, participating families will and volume; it’s the coolest—and 10 a.m. and get ready to turn it wear colored LED headphones quietest—social event you’ll ever up like no one has ever heard and connect to the music while attend! before! Summerlin’s Silent Disco registration begins June 2 at 10 a.m. at www.summerlink.com/event/ summerlin-silent-disco/. An active Summerlin I.D. card is needed and all those attending must register. For more information or to schedule a time to receive a resident I.D. card or activate your online household account, call 702.341.5500 or Email [email protected]. COMMUNITY NEWS By Randy Ecklund As Our Published By The Summerlin Council Community 1910 Spring Gate Lane Las Vegas, Nevada 89134 Reopens 702-341-5500 Summerlin North Community Association one of us could have ever imagin- whatever speed limit is being posted. 2120 Snow Trail Ned the sometime overwhelming Please visit Summerlink for any latest Las Vegas, NV 89134 challenges and life’s grim realities the reopening information. 702-838-5500 past 14 to 15 months put upon us…yet I can also share that in the past few now we appear to be experiencing a weeks the Summerlin Council welcom- Summerlin West & South mass reawakening together. It’s nice to ed yet another new park to our com- Community Associations see each other begin to embrace those munity. Stonebridge Park, located near 2115 Festival Plaza Drive, Suite 220 many things we may have taken for the western edge of our community at Las Vegas, NV 89135 granted for so long, but with a renewed 870 Crossbridge Drive, becomes number 702-791-4600 energy and cautionary appreciation. As 24 in our growing family of village for me, I will only continue to ask for a recreational amenities. Here is what The Trails Community Center little more of your patience as each of you can look forward to when you get 1910 Spring Gate Lane our Summerlin community park and Las Vegas, NV 89134 a chance to visit. recreation resources gets back up to 702-341-5500 Continued on next page The Willows Community Center 2775 Desert Marigold Lane Board Meetings Las Vegas, NV 89135 Summerlin North Summerlin West 702-240-6500 Community Association Community Association Zoom Meeting (see page 6 for information) The Summerlin West Board of Directors will not meet The Gardens Community Center Wednesday, June 23 at 5 p.m. in June. The next scheduled meeting will take place The agenda will be available on Monday, June 21 at on Tuesday, August 10 at 5:30 p.m. The agenda will be 10401 Garden Park Drive The Trails Community Center or the Summerlin North available at the Summerlin Community Management Las Vegas, NV 89135 Community Management Office, 2120 Snow Trail and at Office, 2115 Festival Plaza Drive, Suite 220 and at 702-562-4890 www.summerlink.com. Meetings subject to cancellation. www.summerlink.com. Meetings subject to cancellation. Call 702.838.5500 to confirm. Call 702.791.4600 to confirm. The Vistas Community Center Summerlin South The Summerlin Council 11312 Parkside Way Community Association The Summerlin Council Board of Directors will not meet Las Vegas, NV 89138 Teleconference Meeting (see page 7 for information) in June. The next scheduled meeting will take place Thursday, June 17 at 4 p.m. on Thursday, August 12 at 10:30 a.m. The agenda will 702-360-1370 The agenda will be available on Friday, June 11 at be available on Monday, August 9 at The Willows, The Willows, Gardens, Trails and Vistas Community Gardens,Trails and Vistas Community Centers, or The Arbors Tennis & Play Park Centers, or the Summerlin Community Management the Summerlin Community Management Office, 2115 Office, 2115 Festival Plaza Drive, Suite 220 and at www. Festival Plaza, Suite 220 and at www.summerlink.com. 610 Sageberry Drive summerlink.com. Meetings subject to cancellation. Meetings subject to cancellation. Call 702-341-5500 Las Vegas, NV 89144 Call (702) 791-4600 to confirm. to confirm. 702-233-5831 A unit owner has the right to: *Court reservation line: 702-240-2386 a) Have a copy of the minutes or a summary of the minutes distributed to him upon request and upon payment to the (*Reservation punch card required) association of the cost of making the distribution as Please Note: Due to early publishing deadlines, outlined in NRS 116. Board meeting summaries included in Summerlines b) Speak to the Board of Directors in accordance with NRS 116, unless the Board is meeting in executive may reflect meetings held six to eight weeks prior. session. 2 | Summerlines Stonebridge Park is a little under 11 acres and off ers residents four lighted pickleball courts, a lighted basketball court, a few picnic shade structures, a large shaded children’s play area, an outdoor exercise area, restroom facilities, and two lighted soccer/ general use Bermuda grass fi elds. Like all of our parks, you owe it to yourself to check it out. I’m sure you would agree what a great sight it is to see the various Sum- merlin community parks full of active individuals and families out enjoying themselves each day. It is easy to imag- ine Stonebridge Park playing host to another generation of Summerlin JULY 3 • 9 A.M. families as our community continues to grow. I hope you are enjoying all that the Details Coming Soon! community has to off er. Stay safe and well! GNMAWYA ER Care, Just for Kids WhenWhen youryour childchhild hashah s a medicalmedicaal emergency,emergencyy, Summerlin Hospital has a separate pediatric Emergency Department. Doctors and nurses who specialize in pediatric emergencies will care for your little one. You can count on us, 24/7. Remember…in a medical emergency, call 911 or get to the nearest emergency room. 657 N. Town Center Drive • Las Vegas, Nevada 89144 Learn more at summerlinhospital.com Physicians are independent practitioners who are not employees or agents of Summerlin Hospital Medical Center. The hospital shall not be liable for actions or treatments provided by physicians. For language assistance, disability accommodations and the non-discrimination notice, visit our website. 210030-0885 4/21 June 2021 | 3 Summer is here and plans are underway for reimagined Summer Day Camps! Don’t miss out on the fun! Online registration begins June 9 at 10 a.m. Visit Summerlink.com for details or call 702.341.5500 to establish your Summerlin household account and to receive timely Email announcements. The Summerlin Council Co-Ed Summer Softball League JULY 7 - SEPTEMBER 1, 2021 Registration forms are available on https://www.summerlink.com/recreation/leagues/. Please return your completed team registration form by appointment at Th e Vistas Community Center beginning June 7 at 9 a.m. (Call 702.360.1370 to schedule your visit.) *$375 per team Payment can be made electronically or with one check made payable to “Th e Summerlin Council.” Each team is responsible for providing their own T-shirts and weekly umpire fees. Team registration deadline is Monday, June 21. Please note: Space is limited so sign-up early. No individual registrations are permitted. Teams must consist of at least 75% Summerlin Association members with active household accounts. For more information, call 702.341.5500 or visit www.summerlink.com 4 | Summerlines 2021 Summerlin Council Pool Operations Th e Summerlin Council is excited to announce that pool season passes may be purchased online at https://www.summerlink.com/community/pools/ for $35. (Th ere is no limit to the number of season passes that will be sold.) A valid Summerlin resident I.D. card is required for purchase. Each season pass entitles the cardholder unlimited access to the Trails, Willows and Vistas Community Pools beginning May 26 through the duration of the pool season. During the Summer and Fall pool sessions, reservations no longer will be required to visit a pool. Learn to Swim Program Summerlin Swim Team Program • Ages four to 14 • Participants seven to 15 years old • Various levels available • Various age groups available • Session A: June 7 - 17 • Session A: June 14 – July 1 • Session B: June 21 – July 1 • Session B: July 12 – 29 • Session C: July 5 – 15 • Fees: $80 per child • Session D: July 19 – 29 Space is limited. Visit https://www.summerlink. Visit https://www.summerlink.com/recreation/ com/recreation/swim/swim-league/ swim/swim-lessons/ for fees and details. for clinic details. Questions? Call 702.341.5500 Summerlin Community Blood Drive JUNE 21 | 10 A.M. TO 4 P.M. WILLOWS COMMUNITY CENTER ive blood and make it a summer of love at Th e Summerlin Council’s Blood Drive with the American Red Cross.
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