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Healdsburg Swim Center 360 Monte Vista Ave – on the Healdsburg High School Campus WELCOME FROM THE MAYOR WELCOME TO HEALDSBURG PARKS & RECREATION! It is my pleasure to present the 2015 Spring and Summer Recreation Program Guide. This year, the Parks and Recreation staff is bringing you more programs than ever. The Spring/Summer season is full of great classes, summer camps, swim lessons and special events – there truly is something for everyone. We are excited to announce that the Parks and Rec department has a new tagline - “Come Out & Play!” I wanted to take a moment to personally thank all of you who participated in selecting this new tagline. We all feel that this simple phrase sums up our Parks and Rec perfectly and we hope it will encourage and motivate our community to come out and enjoy all that Parks and Rec has to offer. I am also happy to announce the City of Healdsburg Community Center garden continues to flourish. Volunteers help plant and nurture this special garden, which is used as a learning environment for the children in our afterschool program and camps. Not only do they learn about planting and eating fresh fruits and vegetables, they also learn about the importance of giving to the community. The bulk of the fresh, organic produce grown is donated to the Healdsburg Food Pantry. Last year over 1,200 lbs of produce was donated to the Pantry. Be sure and mark your calendars for this year’s special events! The always popular Tuesdays in the Plaza Summer Concert series returns May 26th and our second annual Aquatic Program Open House and Vamos a Nadar (Let’s Go Swimming) program will be held Sunday, June 7th from 1-4 pm at the Swim Center. And for those of you who don’t know, I’d like to take this opportunity to tell you how our Parks and Recreation department is supported. Your Parks and Recreation Department is supported by program fees and what's called the TOT Tax (Transient Occupancy Taxes). This is a tax paid by our visitors staying in Healdsburg's hotels, inns and B&B's. It's a 12% tax on each night's stay; 10% goes to support your parks, senior center, community center and recreation programs, 2% goes to the general fund for public safety. No other tax dollars are used to fund this department. As always, the staff would be happy to answer any questions you may have. Call them at 431-3301, visit the City’s website at healdsburgparksandrec.org or follow us on Facebook. I hope you have a wonderful summer! Sincerely, Shaun McCaf fery TO REGISTER: HEALDSBURGPARKSANDREC.ORG 2 FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT CLASS LOCATIONS AND REQUIREMENTS TABLE OF CONTENTS GENERAL INFOrmatioN Información General de Programas ����������������������4 All classes are held at the Healdsburg Community Center unless otherwise noted. Classes are taught by trained Community Events ������������������������������������������5 recreation staff or by contracted instructors who are skilled Parks, Picnics & Outdoor Activity �������������������6 & 7 and experienced in their area of specialty. Contract instructors are identified in class listings by color. Summer Camps (3-16 yrs) ����������������������������8-12 Contract instructors develop their program curriculum and Birthday Parties ������������������������������������������ 13 may charge a materials fee in addition to the program fee. Materials fees are payable directly to the instructor on the Aquatics Programs ����������������������������������� 14-17 first day of the class. Swim Lessons / Lifeguard Training / Pool Schedules All classes and camps have a minimum number of enrollees Toddler & Preschooler ����������������������������������� 18 required to conduct the class. We encourage registration no less than 7 days prior to the first date of the class to Youth ���������������������������������������������������� 19-20 prevent disappointing cancellations due to low enrollment. Adults & Teens ���������������������������������������� 21-22 We’re here to answer any questions you may have about Adults 55 yrs + ���������������������������������������� 23-26 our classes, instructors or appropriate placement in a Senior Center Programs / Classes / Info & Referral class. Call us at 431-3301 or email us at parksandrec@ ci.healdsburg.ca.us with your questions and comments. Thank you to our Advertisers ������������������������ 27-29 Do you know how your Parks are Funded? ������������ 30 Cancellation/Refund Policy: The Parks & Recreation Department reserves the right to cancel classes due to lack General Program Information �������������������������� 31 of enrollment or for any other unforeseen circumstance. Activity Fee Assistance In the event that the Department, or contract instructor, cancels a class or program enrollees will receive a full refund. Refund requests made by participant 72 hours prior to the start of a class will be issued a full refund minus a $5 administration fee. Requests received less than 72 hours prior to start of class will be assessed a $10 administrative fee. Administrative fees are waived if the participant transfers to another class or program. Refund requests made during the course of an activity will be prorated and subject to a $10 administration fee. Failure to attend a program or “no shows” will not be granted a refund. Online Registration: healdsburgparksandrec�org PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT Healdsburg Community Center 1557 Healdsburg Ave, Healdsburg, CA 95448 707.431.3301 | 707.431.2852 Fax Hours: Monday–Friday, 9am-5pm www�healdsburgparksandrec�org | [email protected] Recreation, Aquatics & After School Programs | 707.431.3301 Facilities & Park Rentals, Special Events | 707.431.3303 Senior Center | 707.431.3324 Our facilities are available for rental for meetings, weddings, receptions, banquets, parties and fundraisers. ALL PROGRAMS HAVE MINIMUM PARTICIPATION NUMBERS REGISTER EARLY TO AVOID DISAPPOINTING CLASS CANCELLATIONS DUE TO LOW ENROLLMENT 3 ¡SAL Y VEN A JUGAR! Todas las clases y campamentos se llevan acabo en el Centro Comunitario de Healdsburg en la Escuela Foss Creek a menos que se indique lo contrario. Las clases se ofrecen por nuestro personal capacitado de recreación o por instructores contratados que son calificados y con experiencia en su área de especialidad. Los instructores de contrato pueden tener un costo de materiales adicional, además de la tarifa del programa; este costo de materiales se paga directamente al instructor en el primer día de la clase. Estamos encantados de ofrecer una amplia variedad de clases y campamentos de temporada. Todos los programas tienen un número mínimo de participantes que son requeridos para llevar acabo las clases. Aconsejamos a los participantes a que se registren para las clases no menos de 7 días antes de la fecha que comienza la clase para evitar cancelaciones debido a la baja inscripción. Póliza de Cancelaciones/Reembolsos: El Departamento de Parques y Recreación reserva el derecho de cancelar clases debido a la falta de inscripción o por cualquier otra circumstancia imprevista. En caso de que el Departamento, o instructor contratado, cancele una clase o programa, los participantes recibirán un reembolso completo. Si hace una solicitud de reembolso antes de 72 horas antes de que comience una clase, los participantes recibirán un reembolso completo y se les cobrara una tarifa administrativa de $5. Las solicitudes recibidas en menos de 72 horas antes del comienzo de la clase, se les cobrara una tarifa administrativa de $10. No se le cobrara gastos administrativos si el participante transfiere a otra clase o programa. Las solicitudes de reembolso realizadas durante el curso de una actividad serán prorrateadas (porción de pago tomado de acuerdo a los días que han transcurrido) y están sujetas a una cuota administrativa de $10. Al participante que no se presentarse o asista a un programa (“no shows”) no se concederá un reembolso. Estamos aquí para responder a cualquier pregunta que tenga sobre nuestras clases, instructores o colocación apropiada en una clase basada en edad/grado. Llámenos al 431-3301 o visítenos en línea en www�healdsburgparksandrec�org. PROGRAMA DE ASITENCIA DE ACTIVIDADES (BECAS) La Ciudad de Healdsburg quiere que todos los residentes tengan la oportunidad de participar en nuestros programas de recreación. El programa de asistencia de actividades se asegura que los residentes de Healdsburg elegibles reciban esta oportunidad. El programa de asistencia es por aplicación: la ayuda proporcionada para los solicitantes aprobados es 50% de la tarifa del total del programa. El personal reserva el derecho a ofrecer ayuda adicional sobre una base individual basada en necesidad demostrada. Asistencia máxima por persona y por año es de $150. Para una aplicación o más información favor de contáctenos al 431-3301. La aplicación también está disponible para su descarga en www�healdsburgparksandrec�org. Nota: No todos los programas ofrecidos por el Departamento de Parques & Recreación son elegibles para la ayuda. Personal que habla español está disponible a diario, de Lunes-Viernes para proporcionar información sobre todas nuestras clases, campamentos y programas, y para contestar preguntas y ayudarlos con la inscripción. Por favor deje un mensaje en nuestro teléfono principal (707) 431-3301. La llamada telefónica se devolverá lo más pronto nos sea posible. VAMOS A NADAR (LET’S GO SWIMMING) Sunday, June 7, 9 am-12 pm Este es un programa gratuito de la Cruz Roja Americana, ofrecido por Parques del Condado de Sonoma, se dará una lección de natación a los niños 5+ años mientras sus padres asisten a una presentación gratuita de seguridad en el agua. Los niños que completen
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