CITY NEWS CITY NEWS & & ACTIVITY ACTIVITY GUIDE GUIDE
SUMMER 2024
Emeryville's Community Services Department fosters inclusivity through people, parks, events, programs, and services. Their mission is clear: “We Create an Inclusive Community Through People, Parks, Events, Programs, and Services. It’s What We Do." Through diverse offerings and community engagement, they enhance residents' quality of life, fostering a vibrant and connected environment
ONLINE ONLINE RREGISTRATION EGISTRATION
HOW TO REGISTER?
VISIT ONLINE AT CIVICREC
WALK-IN AT ECCL 4727 San Pablo Ave (Building B)
Monday - Friday 9am-12pm and 1pm-6pm
WALK-IN AT ECCL POOL/GYM 1170 Steve Dain Dr.
Monday - Friday 6pm-10pm Weekends 8am-8pm OR CALL (510) 596-4395
CASH, CHECK, OR CREDIT CARD ACCEPTED
REGISTRATION STARTS ON 25March at9:00AM
City of Emeryville will be partnering with EBRPD Lifeguard Services to host Water Safety Day Our goal is to provide an education and engaging event to learn about water safety & drowning awareness through presentation and activities
SAFETY DAY
MAY 11, 2024 MAY 11, 2024
12PM - 3PM 12PM - 3PM
DIDYOU KNOW!? DIDYOU KNOW!? May is Water Safety Month!
Make a splash for safety this May with Water Safety Month! Dive into essential skills and awareness to keep aquatic adventures fun and secure From pools to oceans, let's prioritize education and preparedness for a refreshing and safe experience in the water.
Thursday, May 16th.
N A T I O N A L N I G H T O U T A U G U S T 6 , 2 0 2 4
AT CHRISTIE AVENUE PARK
Rebecca Sermeno, Community Services Director
Policy on Non-Discrimination on the Basis of Disability The City of Emeryville does not discriminate on the basis of disability in the admission or access to its programs or activities An Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Coordinator has been designated to coordinate compliance with the non-discrimination requirements contained in the Department of Justice regulations implementing Subtitle A of Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act (42 U S C §12101 et seq ), which prohibits discrimination on the basis of disability by public agencies In compliance with the ADA, a person requiring an accommodation, auxiliary aid or service to participate in this program should contact the sponsoring department or John I Kennedy City Attorney, at 510-596-4381 or John Kennedy@emeryville org as far in advance as possible, but no later than 72 hours before the scheduled event The best effort to fulfill the request will be made All documents are also available in alternative format, upon request
EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT CENTER
The Emeryville Child Development Center (ECDC) is dedicated to providing children ages one to five years old with daily experiences filled with learning, laughter, and love ECDC is operated by the City of Emeryville to provide families living, going to school, or working in Emeryville a safe and caring environment for their children year round.
The center is staffed with teachers who support children’s growth in all areas of development. We provide age appropriate developmental activities Age appropriate lunch and snacks for all ages are served The center also boasts some of the best caregiver to child ratios anywhere in the Bay Area. Opportunities abound daily for each child to explore, create, experiment, and savor the rewards that come with success!
Priority will still be given to families that live in Emeryville, work in Emeryville, have children in the Emery Unified School District, or live in the 94608 zip code. Verification of residence or employment is required when enrolling The Center also participates in a State subsidized program that allows for families in need to participate. Please call to set up a tour; space is limited.
1220 53rd St., Emeryville, CA 94608
(510)596-4343
Monday - Friday 7:45am - 6:00pm emeryvilleorg/ecdc
FITNESS PROGRAMS
A D U L T F I T N E S S
MON - FRI: 11:45AM-1:30PM* 7:30PM-9PM *3 lanes available from 11:45am-12:15pm TUE & THUR: 7:30AM-9:30AM SAT & SUN: 3:30PM-5:30PM
FITNESS CENTER
MON - FRI: 9:30AM-3:30PM 6:00PM-10:00PM SAT & SUN: 8:00AM-8:00PM
LOCATION: ECCL FITNESS CENTER
LOCATION: ECCL POOL
AGES: 14+
Drop-In (Resident) 10-Visit Pass (Resident) Drop-In (Non-Resident)
Pass (Non- Resident)
AGES: 14+ INCLUDES OPEN GYMS, FITNESS CENTER, AND WATER WALKING/SWIM FOR FITNESS
JUNE
17 - AUGUST 11
FITNESS PROGRAMS
A D U L T S P O R T S
VOLLEY BALL
FOR ALL SKILL LEVELS
DAYS: SUNDAYS
TIMES: 2PM-7PM
LOCATION: ECCL GYMNASIUM
AGES: 18+
Embark on the volleyball excitement at our dynamic courts join players of all levels for games and training Be part of our vibrant community, and let's conquer the court together in the spirit of fun and camaraderie!
PICKLE BALL
FOR ALL SKILL LEVELS
DAYS: SATURDAYS
TIMES: 12:30-6:30 PM
LOCATION: ECCL GYMNASIUM
AGES: 18+
REGISTER ONLINE TODAY AT REC.US/ECCL
Discover pickleball excitement on our courts! All levels welcome for games, classes, and fun. Join our vibrant community and ace the court together!
BASKET BALL
FOR ALL SKILL LEVELS
DAYS: FRIDAYS
TIMES: 8:00-11:00 PM
LOCATION: ECCL GYMNASIUM
AGES: 18+
Step into the exhilarating world of basketball on our courts! Whether you're a novice or a pro, join us for games, skill sessions, and continuous enjoyment Become part of our lively community of learners and enthusiasts, and let's dominate the court together!
Please take the time to read our Open Gym Rules & Etiquette (PDF)
AQUATIC PROGRAMS
S W I M L E S S O N S
Parent-Child: Turtle Tots
Ages:6months-3yrs
Water adjustment and safety skills for parent and child This class is not designed to teach toddlers to swim independently, but to increase the comfortlevelofchildreninandaroundwater
Ages:3-5yrs
Theprimarygoalistobuildwaterconfidenceand basic swimming skills through engaging activities, games, and interactive exercises
Instructors use age-appropriate teaching methods, incorporating play-based learning to makethelessonsenjoyableforthelittleones
Ages:6-11yrs
This beginner level focuses on water introduction and basic skills Participants develop water entry and exit techniques, front and back float with support, and learn to glide through the water Water safety rules and basic pool behavior are introduced
Ages:6-11yrs
Participants in Level 2 work on fundamental aquatic skills This includes floating without support, retrieving submerged objects, and exploring underwater Basic front and back crawl arm movements are introduced, laying the foundationforfuturestrokes
Ages:6-11yrs
InLevel3,participantsbeginstrokedevelopment They refine front and back crawl, learn breaststroke and elementary backstroke, and practice treading water Water safety principles, such as recognizing lifeguards and using life jackets,areemphasized
Refund/Cancellation Policy
Refunds and cancellations will only be considered if they are requested within 14 days prior to the start date of the scheduled activity In the event the Community Services Department cancels a class or program (due to inclement weather, low enrollment, etc), a refund or make-up program will be offered If the participant is unable to attend a class or program duetopersonalreasonsoutsideofthedatesspecified, a refund will not be granted (including pro-rated refunds)
A $1000 administrative fee will be applied, per customer, for each refund/cancellation This fee may be deducted from the total refund amount if requested
Ages:6-11yrs
Level 4 focuses on stroke improvement Participants refine their strokes, including front and back crawl, breaststroke, and elementary backstroke Sidestroke and butterfly are introduced Treading water duration is extended, and participants learn basic water rescue techniques
Ages:7-13yrs
Level 5 emphasizes is on refining skills, building advanced endurance, and preparing for more specialized swim training Child must swim front crawl, back crawl and elementary backstroke for 15 yards independently in water that may be over their head They will refine front crawl with rotary breathing, back crawl, and elementary backstroke
Ages:7-13yrs
Level 6 focuses on mastering advanced techniques, increasing swimming proficiency, and preparing for competitive swimming or specialized aquatic activities Child must be able swim at least 25 yards of front crawl, back crawl, elementary backstroke, and breaststroke in deep water Sidestroke is learned and butterfly is introduced They will also practice treading water withdifferentkicksandflipturns
Arriveontimeandreadytoswim
Please check in at front desk of Pool/Gym lobbybeforeenteringtheAquaticFacility
All swim lessons involve hands-on instructionbyEmeryvillestaff
Please review our swim attire policy whichcanbefoundHERE
Ages:14+
Our Adult/Teen group lessons offer a supportive environment for swimmers of all abilities aged 14 and above Whether you're new to the water or aiming to refine your strokes, our classes cater to your individual needs Participants will engage in water adjustment, buoyancy drills, and stroke technique under the guidance of experienced instructors
Ages:3+
Private swim lesson is a personalized swimming instruction session conducted one-on-one between a swim instructor and an individual student Private swim lessons provide an opportunity for accelerated learning, immediate feedback, and customized skill development basedonthestudent'sabilitiesandprogression
Emeryville is one of the most densely populated cities in the United States, with over 10,000 residents living within its 1.2 square mile area.
SOURCE
Preschool: Starfish
Level 1: Otter
Level 2: Jellyfish
Level 3: Seahorse
Level 4: Dolphin
Level 5: Stingray
Level 6: Orca
Private
Monday & Wednesday
Tuesday & Thursday
AQUATIC PROGRAMS
FEES:
Weekday Group Lessons
Saturday Group Lessons
Weekday Private Lessons
Saturday Private Lessons
$52R/$58NR
$26R/$32NR
$104/$110NR
$52/$58NR
*feeswillbeproratedbasedduetotheholidayclosure
Swim Lessons are offered at Emeryville Center of Community Life (ECCL) Aquatic Facility
Registration begins March 25 @ 9:00am
AQUATIC PROGRAMS
FEES:
Weekday Group Lessons
Saturday Group Lessons
Weekday Private Lessons
Saturday Private Lessons
MEMBERSHIPS:
2-Day
3-Day
$52R/$58NR
$26R/$32NR
$104/$110NR
$52/$58NR
*feeswillbeproratedbasedduetotheholidayclosure
Swim Lessons are offered at Emeryville Center of Community Life (ECCL)
Aquatic Facility
Registration begins March 25 @ 9:00am
EMERYVILLE ELECTRIC EELS
The Emeryville Electric Eels offer a month-long membership for developmental, junior, and senior level competitive swimmers Participants get expert coaching, curated workouts, and interval training to enhance their endurance and stroke techniques in a supportive environment. It's a great opportunity for swimmers to stay in peak physical condition during the school season. Tryouts: Try outs are required for new EAC Members. Please contact eac@emeryville.org to schedule a try out at the pool.
MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS: 25-yard freestyle, breaststroke, butterfly, and backstroke
Details: Ages: 6-17
Date Range: 1st to 30th/31st of each month
Recreation Recreation Swim Swim
SCHEDULE
DAYS TIMES
Weekdays 1:30pm - 3 Sat & Sun 1:30pm - 3
FEES:
Drop-In (Resident)
10-Visit Pass (Resident)
Drop-In (Non-Resident)
10-Visit Pass (Non- Resident)
$5.00 $22.00
$6.00 $27.00 Adult Youth (5-17) Senior (50+)
$3.00 $10.00 $4.00 $15.00 RECREATIONAL SWIM BEGINS JUNE 17
*Ages4&underswimforfree!
Visit www emeryville org/1396 for more information
Pool Party Pool Party Pool Rentals Pool Rentals
Dive into the excitement of summer with our exclusive pool parties! Perfect for any occasion, whether it's your child's birthday bash, a graduation celebration, or a family reunion, our pool parties at the Emeryville Aquatic Facility are sure to make a splash Let our dedicated team members ensure your pool party experience is seamless and memorable Make a splash and create unforgettable memories at our pool parties this summer!
Experience the ultimate celebration with our pool rentals! Available on weekends after regular Recreation Swim hours, these rentals grant you exclusive access to the entire facility With certified lifeguards ensuring safety and enjoyment, dive into your festivities and create unforgettable memories Embrace the fun with a 2-hour minimum requirement and make a splash at our private pool rentals!
JUNE 17 - SEPTEMBER 29
DATEANDTIMESARESUBJECTTOCHANGEBASEDONHIGH SCHOOLSPORTS,HOLIDAYS,EVENTS,PROGRAMS,ANDRENTALS
Pool Parties are available ONLY on weekends only during Recreational Swim
Book your Pool Party TODAY! secure.rec1.com/CA/emeryville-ca/catalog
Phone: 510-596-4395.
YOUTH SERVICES
Emeryville Youth Services focuses on after-school programs and summer camps, offering enriching experiences for local youth. These initiatives provide safe environments for skill-building, social interaction, and personal development, contributing to the well-being and success of the community's young individuals.
REGISTRATION BEGINS BEGINS
25March at9:00AM
YOUTH SERVICES
R C A M P S
Get ready for a whirlwind of fun! Get your creative juices flowing with art, unleash your inner athlete with sports, make a splash in the pool, whip up some tasty treats in cooking class, shine on stage in theatre arts, and much more! Each camp ticket comes with yummy meals, a cool tshirt, and exciting field trips. We'll even sprinkle in some brain-boosting games to outsmart the summer slide! Check out the activities lineup below!
$10 Multi- Sibling Discount
Our paramount objective is to ensure a secure and enjoyable camp experience for all children Children unable to actively engage in all activities while ensuring their safety may be ineligible for participation Stringent behavioral standards will be enforced Grouping will be primarily based on age and grade levels Please note that program dates, field trips, and activities are subject to modifications Each participant will receive one t-shirt per summer season Kindly include all relevant medical, developmental information, and food allergies on the application form
YOUTH SERVICES
The L.I.T. program is a fee based program for 9th-12th grade students who would benefit from volunteer work experience. Within this program, teens will work with youth or in an office environment, gain professional development, and complete any volunteer hours for their high school graduation requirement. L.I.T.’s will be held to professional standards: reliability, uniform, and professional behavior. L.I.T.’s will need to be a positive role model at all times and responsible for students physical and emotional safety. A minimum of 15 hours and 3 days per week required (8 week program).
All L.I.T.'s become eligible to be hired once they complete their L.I.T. program.
APPLICATION STEPS
YOUTH SERVICES
Emeryville Youth Services Expanded Learning Program provides a vibrant array of educational and enrichment activities, empowering young minds beyond traditional school hours Through innovative curriculum and personalized support, it cultivates academic growth, creativity, and essential life skills, fostering a strong sense of community and belonging among its participants
In order to register for the 2024-2025 Expanded Learning Program a parent/guardian must register and attend a program orientation. To register for an orientation, please click HERE.
ORIENTATION DATES
April 30th at 3:00pm at the ECCL
May 5th at 9:00am and 1:30pm at the ECCL
Last Chance Registration: May 7th at 6:00pm at the ECCL
Orientations are an 1 hour and 15 minutes You must sign-in and stay for the entire time to fulfill this requirement. Please call ahead of time to schedule a language interpreter: (510) 596-4396 or email csd@emeryville.org subject: Translation for Orientation
Note: Please ensure that your child is registered to attend Anna Yates prior to attending an orientation. Fees will be associated with non-Anna Yates students. Please call 510-596-4395 to inquire.
SENIOR CENTER FAQ
Why should I pre-register for activities?
Almost all activities require pre-registration. Without pre-registration, our staff will not be able to have the correct supervision or supplies to make sure you have a great experience Note: A few of our community/special events and senior activities do not require pre-registration. These will be noted in the activity/event description.
How do I register for youth, adult, and senior activities/events in Emeryville?
There are two (2) ways to register:
ONLINE: Please visit www.emeryville.org/register to register for almost any program! CivicRec requires immediate payment, so make sure to have your debit/credit card or electronic check handy. Avoid wasting gas, paper, and time waiting in line…register online today!
WALK-IN: Register in-person weekdays at the Emeryville Center of Community Life (9:00am-6:00pm) or Veteran’s Memorial/Senior Center (9:00am-4:00pm) for almost every activity and event. Be sure to bring your checkbook or credit/debit card too, fees are due in full to register for a program
Why should I become a member of the Senior Center?
Membership is only $31 per year, and entitles you to enjoy the many activities, events, and trips organized by the Senior Center Members also receive ‘The LINK’, a monthly newsletter that gives up-to-date information that impacts seniors. Membership is open to residents and nonresidents alike, so stop by the Senior Center to fill out the form or download it at http:// emeryville.org/150/50-Adults.
Emeryville Community Services Dept. Program Class Refund/Cancellation Policy
Refunds and cancellations will only be considered if they are requested within 14 days prior to the start date of the scheduled activity In the event the Community Services Department cancels a class or program (due to inclement weather, low enrollment, etc.), a refund or make-up program will be offered. If the participant is unable to attend a class or program due to personal reasons outside of the dates specified, a refund or make-up lesson will not be granted (including prorated refunds).
A $10.00 administrative fee will be applied, per customer, for each refund/cancellation. This fee may be deducted from the total refund amount if requested.
*Certain Specified Senior Trip refunds must be requested within 30 days prior of the date of the trip. These will be specified in the Senior Center Newsletter “The LINK.”
Activity locations are listed in each activity description. The addresses for these locations are as follows:
Veteran’s Memorial (Senior Center): 4321 Salem Street
Emeryville Center of Community Life (ECCL) Gymnasium & Pool: 1170 Steve Dain Dr
ECCL Administration Office: 4727 San Pablo Ave
Child Development Center: 1220 53rd Street
SENIOR CENTER
SPECIAL SPECIAL EVENTS EVENTS
Senior Center holds a variety of events for its Senior community. Check out our upcoming schedule!
SENIOR CENTER
LINK UP!
Members of the Senior Center receive our monthly newsletter the LINK, which gives you up to date information about activities and events at the center
Call (510) 596-3730 or visit emeryville.org/150 for more information about membership
DRIVER SAFETY CERTIFICATION COURSES
AARP driving classes provide a comfortable setting for older adults (ages 50+) to help protect you and improve the roads for everyone. Participants who complete the course earn a certificate and may be eligible for a discount on their car insurance. Advanced registration required. Call the Senior Center at 510-596-3730 to reserve a space.
SOCIAL CORNER
SUMMER PICNICS
Senior center picnics offer a delightful escape into nature, fostering camaraderie and joy among older adults. Amidst the rustling leaves and gentle sunshine, cherished memories are made, laughter echoes, and bonds deepen, creating cherished moments of connection and rejuvenation for all
ART/MUSUEM LOVERS
Art and Museum trips are scheduled to take advantage of the best and most exciting exhibits in the Bay Area Trip fees include transportation and excursions are planned that coincide with the museum’s FREE days as much as possible There may be an additional charge for special exhibit entrances, which will be included in the trip cost
FRIDAY MOVIES
Location: Billiards Room, Emeryville Senior Center Maximum: 20 people
Forms of payment ONLY: cash, check, and money order
The Center strives to provide the best entertainment and continues to offer the most current movies, award-winning series, and documentaries Movies are shown every Friday at 1:00pm Our Large Screen TV and Home Theater System makes you feel like you are at the movies! While watching the movie, enjoy popcorn, a drink or other treats courtesy of the Center Don’t like our selection of movies? Please submit your suggestions or volunteer to be one of our “Movie Critics” that select the movie you feel other members would enjoy Movies subject to change without notice
8-TO-GO
ON-DEMAND SHUTTLE SERVICE
Transportation for Seniors and People with Disabilities in Emeryville and Oakland ONLY $1 PER RIDE!
WHAT IS 8-TO-GO?
The ‘8 To Go’ is an on-demand shuttle service for everyone ages 70+, or people ages 18–69 who are certified to use East Bay Paratransit and residing in 94608 zip code Once enrolled in the program, users just place a call to set-up your travel itinerary and location, it’s that simple! Travel is limited to locations to and from the 94608 zip code area (which is all of Emeryville and portions of North and West Oakland including MacArthur BART, Kaiser, Sutter and more).
WHY SHOULD I USE 8-TO-GO?
This service is intended to help seniors and people with disabilities travel within the local 94608 area. Whether it’s a trip to the Senior Center, grocery store, favorite restaurant, medical appointment, or religious services, 8-To-Go will provide the personalized service and attentiveness not found in other transportation services
HOW DO I FIND MORE INFO OR SIGN-UP FOR IT?
Contact the Emeryville Senior Center by phone (510596-3778), visit us online (wwwemeryvilleorg) or inperson (4321 Salem Street, Emeryville) to fill out an 8To-Go application and receive the rider’s guide. Once confirmed in our system, you will receive the direct reservation line that enables you to start using 8-To-Go at your leisure!
THE 8-TO-GO SHUTTLE SERVICE IS BROUGHT TO YOU BY:
City of Emeryville
Emeryville Transportation Management Association
Alameda County Transportation Commission
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City of Oakland
TRANSPORTATION: GETTING
AROUND THE BAY AREA
TAXI REIMBURSEMENT PROGRAM
Residents of Emeryville ages 70+ may submit an application with taxi receipts for reimbursement Reimbursement is limited to 90% of $80 up to once per calendar quarter ($72 reimbursement every three months) As of July 1st, 2018, Lyft & Uber are now accepted!
EASTBAY PARATRANSIT TICKETS
Available to Emeryville residents only. Must meet eligibility requirements Assistance is available with applications for East Bay Paratransit ADA rides
TRANSPORTATION PROGRAMS ELIGIBILITY
*18+ with East Bay Paratransit Certification
SENIOR CENTER
C L A S S E S
Have an idea for a new class or instructor not in our current class lineup? Are you interested in sharing your skill or talent at the Senior Center? Contact Recreation Manager Kim Burrowes at 510-596-4308, kburrowes@emeryville.org or let one of our center staff know in person!
MONDAY
Meditation
Tai Chi w/ Judy
NIA
Coffee & Conversation
Chair Yoga
Pickleball
TUESDAY
Meditation
Light Weight Training
Zumba
Joe John 8am - 8:45am
Zoom - ID: 958 0410 7867
Password: 4321
Judy Jamerson 9am - 10am ESC - Upstairs Dance Room
Sandra Kistler 10am - 11am ESC - Main Hall
ESC Volunteer 10am - 12pm ESC Billiards Room
Sandra Kistler 11am - 12pm ESC - Upstairs Dance Room
ESC Staff 1:30pm - 3:30pm ESC - Main Hall
Joe John 8am - 8:45am
Zoom - ID: 958 0410 7867
Password: 4321
Helen Vaughn 9:30am - 10:30am ESC - Main Hall
Helen Vaughn 10:30am - 11:30am ESC - Main Hall
Guitar and Popular Songs Terry Lee 10:30am-11:30am ESC - Upstairs Dance Room
Ukulele
Lunch Program
Jay Chee 10:30am - 11:30am ESC - Billiards Room
Mary Mckenna 11:45am - 12:15pm ESC - Main Hall
Intermediate Tap TBD 1:30pm - 2:30pm ESC - Main Hall
Beginner Tap TBD 2:30pm - 3:30pm ESC - Main Hall
C L A S S E S
WEDNESDAY
CLASS
Meditation
Line Dance
Joe John 8am - 8:45am
Zoom - ID: 958 0410 7867
Password: 4321
Novella Peterson 9:30am - 11am ESC - Main Hall
Ageless Grace & Body Restore Lee Bigman 10am & 11am
Qi Gong
Lunch Program
Isabelita Papa 10:30am - 12pm
ESC - Upstairs Dance Room
Zoom - ID: 810 5258 6014
Password: 4321
ESC Staff 11:45am - 12:15pm ESC - Main Hall
Games ESC Staff 12:30pm - 2:00pm ESC - Billiards Room
Pickleball
THURSDAY CLASS
Brown Bag
Meditation
Rosen Movement
Zumba
Lunch Program
Needlework Circle
Tech Program
FRIDAY
CLASS
Tai Chi w/ Ann
Lunch Program
Friday Movies
Tango
ESC Staff 1:30pm - 3:30pm ESC - Main Hall
Mary McKenna 9:30am - 10:30am
Joe John 8am - 8:45am
Stephanie Peters 10am - 11:30am
ESC - Main Hall (1st & 3rd Thursdays)
Zoom - ID: 958 0410 7867
Password: 4321
Zoom - ID: 816 3598 3492
Password: 670945
Helen Vaughn 10:30am - 11:30am ESC - Main Hall
Mary McKenna 11:45am - 12:15pm ESC - Main Hall
ESC Staff 1:30pm - 3:30pm ESC - Billiards Room
Marilee Marringa 1pm - 3pm ESC - Computer Lab
Ann Koo 10am - 11am
ESC - Upstairs Dance Room
Mary Mckenna 11:45am - 12:15pm ESC - Main Hall
ESC Staff 1pm - 3pm
ESC - Billiards Room
Sandra Kistler 1:30pm - 3:30pm ESC - Main Hall
SENIOR CENTER
Senior Citizens Emery GoRound Property & Business Improvement District (PBID) Rebate
On February 2, 2016, the Emeryville City Council adopted Resolution No. 16-08 to establish a Property and Business Improvement District (PBID) Senior Rebate Program. If you are 65 or older, own your home and pay an assessment on your property for the Emery Go Round PBID, you may apply for a Senior Rebate that could mean savings for you.
HOW DO I APPLY AND RECEIVE A REBATE?
Where can I get an application?
The application is available through the City of Emeryville Senior PBID Rebate Program:
By calling: 510-596-4372
By emailing: city clerk@emeryville.org
On the City’s website wwwemeryvilleorg
Applications are mailed out to those who have filed in past years by the end of March each year
I own a multi-family residence, reside in one of the units and rent the other units out. Will I be eligible for the Rebate?
Yes As long as you meet all the requirements of the program, you can apply for the rebate on the proportion of PBID assessment that is applicable to your primary residence
I am over the age of 65 and own two properties. Can I receive the rebate on both?
To expedite receiving your rebate, we would appreciate submission of the application by May 1 Each fiscal year (JulyJune) the City will send an application to prior applicants at the end of March
New applicants can also submit their applications according to the timeline shown above
When can I apply? How will I get the Rebate?
Eligible seniors will receive their rebate by a mailed check from the City of Emeryville
ELIGIBILITY FOR THE SENIOR PBID REBATE
To be eligible for the Senior PBID Rebate:
You or your spouse or registered domestic partner must be 65 years of age or older by December 31 of the year prior to your application
The rebate applies to your primary residence You or your spouse or registered domestic partner must own your primary residence and be responsible for paying the PBID assessment on it
You and your spouse or registered domestic partner must claim this residence as your primary residence What is a primary residence?
A primary residence is a residence in Emeryville in which you reside at least a total of six months during each fiscal year (July-June)
I am under age 65 and own my residence, but my spouse is over age 65. Do we qualify?
Either you or your spouse or registered domestic partner must be at least age 65 years of age or older by December 31 of the year prior to your application in order to qualify If you are under age 65 and you own your home, but your spouse or registered domestic partner is over age 65 and lives with you, you will jointly qualify for the Senior PBID Rebate
No. You and your spouse or registered domestic partner can only receive one rebate per year for your primary residence Secondary residences such as rental properties or vacation homes are not eligible for the rebate
I am a senior who rents an apartment. Do I qualify?
No The rebate is available to seniors who own their home and directly pay PBID assessments
CHANGES IN OWNERSHIP/RESIDENCE
I am moving to a new residence; how do I get the rebate?
Your move will determine if you qualify for a rebate at your new residence You are eligible to apply for a rebate if you own and live in the residence on the property assessment due date The following is a general guideline:
If you take possession of your new residence before the PBID property assessment due date, you are eligible to apply for the rebate on your new residence In this situation the prior owner would not be eligible
If you take possession of the residence after the PBID property assessment due date, you may not apply for the rebate on that property for that year, but you may apply for your old residence if you owned and lived at the property as of the PBID property assessment due date
OTHER QUESTIONS
Does my PBID assessment have to be paid before I submit my application to receive the rebate?
Yes Your PBID assessment must be paid prior to submitting your application for the rebate Rebates will not be processed until after the PBID assessment due date
My property taxes are currently in arrears. Can I submit an application to receive the Rebate?
No An application for the rebate will not be processed until such time as the property taxes are no longer in arrears.
MUSO JIKIDEN
EISHIN RYU IAIDO
Iaido is a classical Japanese martial art that is over 400 years old and focuses on drawing and using a samurai sword The original purpose of Iaido was to counter a surprise attach, but nowaways it is an excellent system for developing awareness, calm mind, and mental and physical harmony through the practice of traditional sword techniques
TAIKO
Taiko is the art of Japanese drumming, which develops self-expression and musical creativity This course engages in uchikomi based practice The participants should have both a sense of rhythm and a stamina to hit taiko for one hour In each class, everyone will participate by playing on actual drums Minimum age is fifteen years old
*Additional $120 supply fee per six-week session ($100 for five-week session) payable to instructor at first class
No accessory & No food in the class (No watch, No ring, No bracelet, No earring, No necklace, No shoes (Except Tabi), No socks)
*No class dates: 8/9
FEE CLASSES
AIKIDO KOKIKAI
This class teaches the Japanese martial art of Aikido Aikido uses throws, joint locks & pins for selfdefense against chokes, holds, strikes or weapons It is not reliant on physical strength or size Each class consists of warm up exercises, rolling and falling practice, and self-defense technique in pairs or small groups. Please wear comfortable yoga/workout clothing. This class is for beginners through black belts; no prior martial arts experience necessary.
Visit wwwoakaikidocom for more information
Location: ECCL Dance Studio Click here to register today!
GAS-POWERED LEAF BLOWERS PROHIBITED CITY NEWS
As of July 1, it will be illegal to operate a gas-powered leaf blower in Emeryville These devices produce both noise and air pollution that causes negative health effects for residents and workers. Discontinuing their use will improve public health, safety, and quality of life in Emeryville.
Any penalties for violating the prohibition apply to the hiring party (or owner/tenant if on their own property) and not to the individual landscaping company, or worker. Details are in the municipal code, in Title 6, Chapter 15.
As this ordinance is implemented, please consider switching to electric leaf blowers, which are widely available, less polluting, quieter, and well performing. Emeryville's Public Works Department's maintenance team has already made the switch to electric leaf-blowers, and we encourage you to do the same!
CITY NEWS
PARK RULES
Pursuant to Emeryville Municipal Code section 5-2412, the City Manager has the authority to promulgate rules and regulations regarding the use of City of Emeryville ("City") parks which have been dedicated by the City Council for park use. Pursuant to this grant of authority, the following rules and regulations shall be effective immediately and apply to the use of City parks by members of the public:
No unauthorized motorized vehicles shall be allowed or permitted in any City park.
No electrical or other type of generator shall be allowed or permitted in any City park unless a permit has been issued by the City for such use.
A permit issued by the City is required for the placement of jumpers or bounce houses in any City park.
No person or group shall use an open grass or turf space that is not designated as a "Sports Field" by the City to conduct or participate in drills, scrimmages, sports related practices, or game like activities. Sports related practices or activities include, but are not limited to, baseball, football, soccer, ultimate frisbee, lacrosse, and golf.
No shoe cleats of any kind are allowed to be used in any City park that is not designated as a "Sports Field".
The City asks that all park users adhere to these rules and regulations, which may be modified or amended by the City at any time, when utilizing City parks Any violation of these rules and regulations shall constitute a violation of the Emeryville Municipal Code ("EMC") and may be subject to the issuance of an administrative citation as set forth in Chapter 7 of Title 1 of the EMC
COMINGS & GOINGS NEW TO EMERYVILLE
Emeryville is abuzz with anticipation as new restaurants prepare to open their doors, promising an array of tantalizing culinary experiences From innovative cuisines to brewed-to-order coffee, locals and visitors alike can look forward to a vibrant tapestry of flavors in this promising diverse culinary landscape
Pippal Regional Indian, an extension of ROOH Progressive Indian, brings a unique culinary experience inspired by sacred fig trees The modern establishment offers a warm ambiance and a rotating menu featuring diverse regional dishes from across India.
Philz Coffee, with the first parklet on Bay Street, aims to make every day better with its brewed-to-order cups, transforming simple moments into something special The handcrafted blends and cozy atmosphere create a delightful experience, making Philz Coffee the perfect spot to savor your favorite cup of coffee.
Saucy Asian, a recent addition to Emeryville's Bay Street, blends founder Andrew Shinn's Korean-American heritage and Bay Area roots in a menu featuring bowls, poke, and California-inspired fusion With fresh ingredients and unique sauces like kimchichipotle aioli, Saucy Asian delivers a delightful mix of new and familiar flavors in dishes like tacos and burritos.
Fogo de Chão, an internationally renowned restaurant that allows guests to discover what’s next at every turn is now open Enjoy a restaurant where the rich flavors of Brazilian churrasco promise to add a sizzling touch to our lively culinary scene
Flores brings contemporary Mexican cuisine to the heart of Emeryville with a stylish ambiance and a menu featuring innovative twists on traditional dishes, Flores invites residents to savor a flavorful journey celebrating the rich tapestry of Mexican culinary heritage
MUMU HOT POT AT BAY STREET
FIVE GUYS AT 3839 EMERY #700
SCHEDULED TO OPEN IN FEBRUARY
Shiba Ramen and The Periodic Table at the Public Market bid farewell, concluding their culinary journeys in Emeryville in February 2024.
Not sure where to find these new establishments or when they are open? BluDot Open has links to each. open.bludot.io/cities/emeryville/businesses
CITY ADVISORY COMMITTEE RECRUITMENT
The City of Emeryville’s next General Municipal election is November 5, 2024. A registered voter of the City may be nominated and run for one of three Council Member seats The successful candidates will serve four-year terms that expire in December 2028.
November 5, 2024 November 5, 2024
General Municipal General Municipal Election Election
To be eligible to run for office, a candidate must be a resident and registered voter in the City of Emeryville at the time nomination papers are issued. Registered voters in Emeryville must be U.S. citizens, residents of Emeryville, at least 18 years old on the date of the election, not in prison or on parole for a felony conviction, and not found mentally incompetent to vote by a court.
The required paperwork to file for office includes nomination papers signed by not less than 20 and not more than 30 registered voters, a statement of economic interests, and a $25 candidate filing fee. There are other optional filings. Candidates must make an appointment with the City Clerk to be issued their candidate paperwork
The nomination filing period is July 15August 9, 2024 (extended for 5 days if an eligible incumbent does not file). If you have questions or need more information regarding the upcoming election, please contact Emeryville City Clerk April Richardson april.richardson@emeryville.org or visit the City’s website.
HUCHIUN PARK (XUČYUN)
To truly appreciate Huchiun Park, one must first delve into the rich history that blankets the land. The park's name, Huchiun, pays homage to the original inhabitants of the region, the Huchiun Ohlone tribe. For centuries, these indigenous peoples thrived in harmony with the land, relying on its bountiful resources for sustenance and spiritual nourishment
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As Emeryville continues to evolve and grow, Huchiun Park stands as a symbol of the city's enduring spirit and commitment to excellence With its blend of natural beauty, cultural significance, and recreational opportunities, the park embodies the values that define Emeryville as a dynamic and inclusive community
As residents and visitors alike gather to Huchiun Park to enjoy its amenities and soak in its tranquil atmosphere, one thing is clear: this new addition to Emeryville's landscape is more than just a park it's a testament to the power of collective vision and the boundless potential of public spaces to inspire, educate, and unite us all
Check out Park Rental Guide for more information
PARKS PARKS
DOYLE HOLLIS PARK
This park offers open spaces, benches, and pathways for walking It's a good spot for picnics and relaxation, though it doesn't typically have extensivefacilitiesbeyondthat
MARINA PARK
This park is adjacent to the marina and offers beautiful views of the bay It has picnic areas, benches, walking paths, and a playground for children The park is popular for picnics, jogging, andenjoyingthewaterfront
CHRISTIE AVE PARK
Christie Ave Park provides green spaces, benches, and some recreational facilities such as basketball courts and a playground It's a community park used for various activities like picnics, sports, and children'splay
Check out Emeryville City Map to see our other parks!
CHRISTIE PARK
PARK & FACILITY RENTALS
E V E N T R E N T A L S
Emeryville Center of Community Life (ECCL) and the Senior Center. The ECCL stands as a multifaceted venue, providing residents and businesses alike with a diverse range of spaces for rent From intimate meeting rooms to spacious halls, the ECCL is equipped to host an array of events, including parties, banquets, business meetings, and classes This dynamic facility serves as a hub for community engagement and collaboration, making it an ideal choice for those seeking versatile rental options.
FACILITIES FACILITIES
EMERYVILLE CENTER OF COMMUNITY LIFE (ECCL)
4727 SAN PABLO AVE
MULTIPURPOSE ROOMS:
The ECCL features multipurpose rooms that can be used for meetings, classes, workshops, and community events These rooms are often equipped with audiovisual equipment and seating arrangements to accommodate different group sizes
GYMNASIUM & ATHLETIC FIELD:
TheECCLgymnasiumandathleticfieldarehubsfor the community to engage in sports such as soccer, football, baseball, basketball, volleyball, etc Spaces are available at a first come, first served basis and rentalopportunities
COMMUNITY KITCHENS:
Some community centers, including the ECCL, may have a commercial-grade kitchen available for cooking classes, culinary workshops, and community events involving food preparation and catering
SENIOR CENTER
4321 Salem St
COMMUNITY GATHERING SPACES:
The senior center provides welcoming spaces for socializing, meetings, and recreational activities
These areas may include comfortable seating, tables for games, and a warm atmosphere to encouragecommunityinteraction
QUICK LINKS QUICK LINKS
Facility Rental Application
Community Event Application
Community Event Guide
Rental Fees
You also visit our website for more information
HOW DOES PARKS & RECREATION MAKE MY LIFE BETTER?
PLAY: PLAY:
Safe, outdoor space - For us, the biggest benefit is a safe, outdoor space for our kids today... and as they grow.
NATURE: NATURE:
Beauty and serenity - Being in nature makes me feel alive. I feel lucky to have beautiful, serene places so close to home. I want my grandkids to have the same appreciation for parks.
Exercise: Exercise:
Healthy movement - Parks are made for moving at my own pace - our family walks, plays and cycles. The recreation programs make it easy to stay healthy.
Positive Positive spaces: spaces: gathering gathering spaces: spaces: Forever: Forever:
Free-time fun - My neighborhood park is more than a place to chill. It keeps me thinking straight and away from trouble. It’s free - and it’s really fun.
Socializing and learning - Parks are like holidays, brining us together to share good times. They are the common ground that connects us all.
Valued today and always - Parks enrich our lives. They add value to our homes and neighborhoods. Individually and as a community, we’ll always have that need.
MEASURE BB FUNDING
Alameda County Measure BB passed in 2014 with 70% of the vote These funds are distributed by Alameda County Transportation Commission and support many of the pedestrian, bicycle, and street facility upgrades happening across Emeryville including: the Quiet Zone project, 2023 street repaving and multimodal restriping improvements, and ongoing upgrades to bicycle and video detection across the city
Each year, the City of Emeryville receives approximately:
$500,000 in Measure BB funding to improve and maintain our local streets and roads
$50,000 in measure BB funding to construct and upgrade pedestrian and bicycle facilities
$60,000 in measure BB funding or paratransit assistance to aid in the mobility of seniors and persons with impairments
$45,000 in Vehicle Registration Fee funding to reduce congestion and vehicle pollution. Recent projects that are funded partially, or in full, by Measure BB funding are as follows:
Annual Street Rehabilitation and Preventive Maintenance Project
Doyle Street Quick-Build, Phase 2
Innovative Deployments to Enhance Arterials (IDEA) Project
Emeryville TCEP Quiet Zone Project
40th Street Transit-Only Lanes and Multi-Modal Enhancements Project.
In addition to the projects mentioned above, Measure BB funds make Bike to Work/Wherever Day possible in Emeryville, funding activities, t-shirts and other supplies Bike to Work/Wherever Day happens annually in the beginning of May, when cyclists are treated to goodies and fun on their way to work and school In 2023, Bike to Work/Wherever Day was celebrated on May 18th with a successful turnout of over 725 bicyclists through four stations and great local sponsors including Arizmendi, ClifBar, Gu Energy, and Peets Coffee
Mark your calendars for Bike to Work/Wherever Day 2024 – the event will return on Thursday, May 16th More info to come in this publication and on the City’s website, as the date draws near
SMALL BUSINESS ASSISTANCE
As a part of the City’s Economic Development strategy to provide cost relief for targeted industries, the city offers annual rebates to small independent retail and restaurant owners for one or all of the following: Business License Tax, Fire Inspection Fee, Cabaret License Fee, and/or Sidewalk Sign Permit Fee rebates
Eligibility: Small independent retail or restaurant owners (incl bar, lounge, nightclubs) with 12 or fewer locations globally incl franchisees
For further information or assistance, please contact: April Shabazz at 510-596-4316
CITY OF EMERYVILLE LABOR STANDARDS
The Emeryville City Council adopted the Emeryville Minimum Ordinance (EMC 5-37) on July 2, 2015.
The Ordinance requires higher rates for minimum wage and paid sick leave for eligible employees than the State of California It also requires that all Hospitality Service Charges are paid to the Hospitality Workers who work the events for which a service charge is collected Each year the minimum wage rates will increase on July 1st The minimum wage starting July 2024 will be $1936 The Living Wage Ordinance allows for city employees, contractors/subcontractors, lessees of public property and recipients of financial aid to
*Increases based on the 2017 Calendar Year Consumer Price Index (CPI).
earn a self sufficient wage rate above the state wage rate effective July 1, 2007. The Living Wage rate starting July 2024 will be $18.54.
For more information: Living Wage Ordinance | City of Emeryville, CA - Official Website Or contact April Shabazz at 510-596-4316
The Emery Go-Round is a last-mile shuttle service, provided by the Emeryville Transportation Management Association, to connect employees, residents and visitors of Emeryville from the MacArthur BART Station to various locations throughout the City The service is fare-free and open to the public
The service is primarily funded by property owners in the citywide Property and Business Improvement District (PBID) It is partially funded by the Alameda County Transportation Commission
Emery Go-Round is a service of the Emeryville Transportation Management Association, a nonprofit organization whose primary objective is to increase access and mobility to, from and within Emeryville while alleviating congestion through operation of the shuttle program The organization is governed by a Board of Directors, who also serve as the official representatives of property owners for the business improvement district The Board of Directors hold regular meetings which are open to the public The meetings are scheduled for the third Thursday of most months and are held at 9:15 am
THE EMERY
As part of the Sherwin Williams Redevelopment project (“The Emery”) community benefits, the developer has funded a shuttle from the project site to West Oakland BART station that started operating in October 2022 This free shuttle available for everyone and is operated by the Emery Go Around
City Advisory Bodies
CITY COUNCIL / SUCCESSOR AGENCY
Meets 1st and 3rd Tuesday of every month; except 1st Tuesday in January, and the month of August
Civic Center at 7:15pm
Courtney Welch, Mayor
David Mourra, Vice Mayor
John Bauters
Sukhdeep Kaur
Kalimah Priforce
*City Council reorganization occurs in December
CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEES
BUDGET AND GOVERNANCE COMMITTEE
Meets 1st Tuesday of February, May, October and December 3:30pm, Civic Center
COMMUNITY SERVICES COMMITTEE
Meets 4th Monday of every month. 1:30pm, ECCL
ECCL GOVERNANCE COMMITTEE
Meets 1st Thursday of May and November 5:30pm, ECCL
PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE
Meets 2nd Tuesday of every month 4:00pm, Civic Center
SUSTAINABILITY COMMITTEE
Meets 3rd Monday of January, March, May, July, September and November. 4:00pm, Civic Center
TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE
Meets 2nd Monday of every month; except August
3:00pm, Civic Center
REGIONAL COMMUNITY
ADVISORY BODIES
ACTC PARATRANSIT ADVISORY AND PLANNING COMMISSION
Meets 4th Monday every 3rd month. 1:00pm, Oakland
John Suter
EMERYVILLE TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION
Meets 3rd Thursday of every month
9:15am, Emeryville
Betsy Cooley
Bobby Lee
COMMUNITY ADVISORY COMMITTEES
BICYCLE / PEDESTRIAN ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Meets 1st Monday of every month; except January and August
5:30pm, Civic Center
Jeffrey Banks
Joshua Cohen
Samuel Gould
Brooks Jessup
Laura McCamy
Thomas Modic
Jesse Olsen
Matthew Solomon
Jordan Wax
BUDGET ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Meets 2nd Thursday of February, March, May, October, November and December.
2:00pm, Civic Center
Samuel Feldman
David Kritzberg
Navarre Oaks
Fran Quittel
Kirsten Walraven
COMMISSION ON AGING
Meets 2nd Wednesday of every month
10:00am, ECCL
Jerome Feldman
Marilee Marringa
Ellen Strauss
John Suter
Rene Terlet
Walt Watman
Vacant (Resident (94608)
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Meets 3rd Wednesday of January, March, May, July, September and November
11:30am, Civic Center
Javier Contreras
T Scott Donahue
Rob Fong
Marchelle Huggins
Stacy Hunter
David Kritzberg
Mary Lou Thiercof
Kyle Weddington
Vacant (Large Business Representative)
City Council / Successor Agency, ECCL Governance Committee & Planning Commission meetings are broadcast on Cable Channel 27 and streamed online at www emeryville org/citycouncil
City advisory body information and rosters can be found at www.emeryville.org/advsiorybodies. ROSTERS LAST AMENDED DECEMBER 5, 2023
HOUSING COMMITTEE
Meets 1st Wednesday of February, April, June, August, October and December.
6:00pm, Civic Center
Charice Duckworth
Martin Leung
Ned Resnikoff
Janet Shuy
Sarah Smaga
Matthew Solomon
Erica Zepko
Vacant (Community Member)
Vacant (Community Member)
PARKS AND RECREATION COMMITTEE
Meets 3rd Wednesday of every month
6:00pm, ECCL
Andrea Brewer
Gail Donaldson
Nicholas Robert
Patricia Weber
Vacant (Community Member)
Vacant (Community Member)
Vacant (Community Member)
PLANNING COMMISSION
Meets 4th Thursday of January through October, and 2nd Thursday of December
6:30pm, Civic Center
Zoë Chafe
Al Dram
Jack Ghizzoni
Rodney Henmi
Dianne Martinez
Jordan Wax
Vacant (Community Member)
PUBLIC ART COMMITTEE
Meets 2nd Thursday of January through September; 1st Thursday of October; and 2nd Thursday of November and December
5:30pm, Civic Center
Edythe Bresnahan
Ronald Davis
Harley Jensen
David Ridlehuber
Laura Rifkin
Vickie Jo Sowell
Rick Tejada-Flores
Taryn Walker
Judith Wetterer
EMERYVILLE CONTACT INFORMATION
ALL AREA CODES ARE 510 UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.
POLICE/FIRE EMERGENCY ..................................................911
CITY COUNCIL (VOICE MAIL) .............................596-4376
CITY ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES 596-4300
Business Licenses 596-4325
Bldg Permits, Codes & Inspections 596-4310
Economic Development & Housing................596-4300
City Clerk ...........................................................................450-7800
City Manager ....................................................................596-4371
Assistant City Manager .............................................596-3770
FIRE DEPT. NON-EMERGENCY 925-477-4257
POLICE DEPT. NON-EMERGENCY 596-3700
EMERYVILLE SERVICES
Emeryville Citizens Assistance Program 499-1263
County Mental Health Services ................800-491-9099
Emery Unified School District .............................601-4000
Anna Yates Elementary School ................601-4917/4918
Emery High School ......................................................601-4998
TRANSPORTATION
Emery-Go-Round FREE Shuttle ..........................451-3862
AC Transit ...........................................................................839-2882
BART ......................................................................................465-2278
Travel Info ..........................................................................................511
8-To-Go ................................................................................596-3778
UTILITIES/SERVICES
Garbage/Recycle/Compost by WM 430-8509
WM Residential Service Issues 613-8710
WM Commercial Issues 613-8700
Public Works, Maintenance Issues 596-4330
Public Works, Maint Issues (After Hours) 596-3700
Public Works, Environmental Services 596-3738
Gas/Electric (PG&E) 800-743-5000
Water (EBMUD) 1-866-403-2683
BAY AREA INFORMATION AND REFERRAL SERVICES 211
OTHER USEFUL NUMBERS
Emeryville Marina 654-3716
Tom Bates Regional Sports Park Complex 981-5161
Golden Gate Public Library 597-5023
Emeryville Post Office 800-275-8777
TTY Relay 711
COMMUNITY SERVICES DEPT.
STAFF DIRECTORY
ADMINISTRATION
Rebecca Sermeno, Community Services Director 450-7813
Guillermo Navarro, Recreation Supervisor 596-4314
Ellen Han, Program Coordinator 596-4353
Rentals...................................................................................596-4322
CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER
Desiree Garland, Center Manager 596-4367
Lois Porter, Assistant Manager 596-4348
Precious Williams, Office Assistant II 596-4343 Fax 596-4388
EMERYVILLE CENTER OF COMMUNITY LIFE (ECCL) MAIN
Christen Gray, Recreation Supervisor..............596-4395
Tonya Meadows, Program Coordinator ........596-3790
Donisha Tate, Recreation Assistant....................596-4317
Bryan Andrews, Office Assistant II.....................596-4395 Aquatics 596-4385 Fax 596-4339
SENIOR CENTER
Kim Burrows, Recreation Manager 596-3730
Tamika Wright, Recreation Assistant 596-4308
Mary McKenna, Nutrition Specialist 596-4309
8-To-Go 596-3778 Fax 652-0933
