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THE CITY OF FORT MORGAN EMPLOYEE NEWSLETTER
Wellness......pg. 4 Department Profile......pg. 6
Message from the Manager......pg. 3
Welcome New Employees...... pg. 12 Business of the Month...... pg. 13 Birthdays and Work Anniversaries...... pg. 15 Monthly Dates of Celebration......pg. 16
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Upcoming Events......pg. 17 & 18 Library/Museum Events......pg. 19 & 20
Welcome!
MESSAGE FROM THE MANAGER
The FMPD is comprised of officers and civilians that serve under direction of the Chief of Police, and is the largest department in the City. When staffed at capacity, the PD has 32 sworn officers, 6 non-sworn full-time employees, and 2 part-time employees. Though the lobby hours are Monday through Friday, 8 am to 5 pm, members of the police force serve our community 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Fort Morgan is fortunate to have the brave and conscientious people in our police department, who work to ensure they represent themselves with pride and act with professionalism, integrity and a service mindset. Thanks to their dedication and effort, Fort Morgan is ranked the 14th safest City in Colorado! I encourage you to look at the ‘Department Profile’ section of this newsletter to read more in-depth about their work, and join me in thanking them for all they do. On a separate note, I would like to use this opportunity to emphasize how much I have enjoyed serving as your City Manager. Thank you to each and every one of you for your hard work in making our City a great place to live and work. Together we have made many great strides for the advancement of our community, and I am grateful to have had the opportunity to work alongside you in these endeavors. As you may know, our former Mayor and Utilities Director, Ron Shaver, has graciously agreed to fill the role of interim City Manager until a permanent replacement can be found. He has been making his way around the City to meet as many of you as possible, and will be shadowing me until my final day, August 5. We are working to get his email and office set up, so please reach out to us if you have any questions and feel free to stop by and say hi if you are out and about near City Hall.
Steve Glammeyer Welcome to a new edition of the “Message from the Manager” and City Employee Newsletter. I hope you enjoyed last month’s edition and learned a lot about our Quail Dunes Golf Pro Shop. This month and next month we are profiling the men and women of the Fort Morgan Police Department (FMPD).
As always, thank you for all you do, and please enjoy this month’s edition of the newsletter.
Steve
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AUGUST WELLNESS
Wellness is a connection of paths: knowledge and action. --Joshua Holtz
August celebrates National Wellness Month. This month focuses on self-care, stress management, and creating healthy routines. If you are looking for an excuse to make a change, start this month in support of National Wellness Month. Self-care is an important part of well-being for us as well as those around us. It can take 21 days for something to become a habit and 90 days for it to be a lifestyle change. Practicing self-care, managing stress, being mindful, practicing self-compassion, and focusing on proper nutrition and exercise are all things you could work towards incorporating into your daily routine. Here are some simple self-care habits to start including into your daily routine to help improve your well-being.
NATIONAL WELLNESS MONTH • Drink more water. Staying hydrated is one of the best things you can do for your overall health. Water helps give you energy, flushes toxins from your body, improves concentration, and can even help with weight loss. • Stretch or practice yoga. If you are on your feet all day, or sitting at a desk most of the day, stretching daily can help improve your posture, heal back pain, as well as ease your mind. • Try something new. Whether it be a new bike route, exploring a new restaurant, or volunteering. Doing something new can help improve your mental outlook and make you feel good overall. • Prioritize exercise. There are so many benefits to exercising including pain management, letting stress out, boosting confidence, as well as increasing strength, and so much more. • Pay attention. If something is making you feel overwhelmed or stressed, pay attention and act. Go take a walk, try a breathing technique, talk to a friend, find something to help alleviate the overwhelming feeling, and give yourself the opportunity to slow down. • Make healthy food choices. Food can impact the way you feel. Having a balanced diet and good nutrition will help nourish your body and lead to good overall health.
Take this month dedicated to wellness as your chance to begin creating and incorporating healthy routines into your daily life. Adding one or two of these habits daily or weekly can lead to big changes over time.
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AUGUST WELLNESS CILANTRO CHICKEN SALAD
CHALLENGE Summer Fun BINGO! July 19 - August 22 Deadline for submission is August 26 to wellness@cityoffortmorgan.com This challenge will get you out and about to have some fun!
5K'S: Faith 5K September 17 @ 730 Ensign St
INGREDIENTS: 7 oz cooked chicken breast, shredded or diced 2 tbsp light mayonnaise, full fat for Keto 1 small scallion, chopped 2 tsp lime juice 2 tbsp chopped cilantro kosher salt and pepper 1/8 teaspoon garlic powder 1/8 teaspoon cumin 1/8 teaspoon chile powder low sodium chicken broth, check labels for Keto or use bullion DIRECTIONS: 1. Combine cooked chicken, mayonnaise, scallions, lime juice, and cilantro. 2. Season to taste with salt, pepper, garlic powder, cumin, and chile powder. 3. Add a little chicken broth if chicken seams too dry, 1 tbsp at a time.
EMPLOYEE PICNIC!
AUGUST 12 @ THE FIELDHOUSE
RSVP by August 5 to Jeton in Human Resources jeton.edge@cityoffortmorgan.com (970) 542-3961
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DEPARTMENT PROFILE
FORT MORGAN POLICE DEPARTMENT
Thank you to the
our WORK Keep working even when no one is watching. --Alex Morgan
The Fort Morgan Police Department is responsible for handling approximately 27,000 – 32,000 calls every year. These calls range from parking and traffic to domestic violence calls and homicides. Most of these calls are handled by the patrol staff with support from investigations on major calls and code enforcement for ordinance violations. Patrol is made up of 20 certified and sworn law enforcement officers to include sergeants, corporals, and patrol officers. When fully staffed, the Fort Morgan Police Department has a staff of 32 sworn officers (including command staff and investigators) and 6 non-sworn full-time personnel, along with 2 part-time employees. This makes the PD, the largest department in the City of Fort Morgan. Officers are very hard to find and the applicants have dwindled over the past few years so we have never reached the full employment. If an officer comes to us already graduated from a police academy, they are certified, but not ready to work. They must complete a Field Training Officer program that lasts approximately 16 weeks before they are able to work on their own. Several of our officers have been hired as civilian employees and have attended the academy as an employee of the city. The academy lasts for 22 weeks, meaning that the average officer attends 1,520 hours of training before they are able to patrol on their own.
our INSPIRATION Most people in the police department enjoy working here because they have a servant’s heart. Having the ability to impact the lives of so many people that are dealing with some of the worst things that any of us could ever imagine is satisfying. Knowing that we can have a positive impact on those that are suffering from devastating circumstances and preventing others from going through such turmoil is the greatest gift our employees can give the public and we strive to do so daily.
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professional and dedicated members of the FMPD for their excellence in serving our community!
DEPARTMENT PROFILE
FORT MORGAN POLICE DEPARTMENT
LOREN SHARP
STEVE BROWN
KEVIN MILLER
MICHELLE MILLER
ADMINISTRATION TEAM Chief Loren Sharp started at the Fort Morgan Police Department in June of 1994. He started as a Patrol Officer and has worked many assignments including: Field Training Officer, K9 Handler, School Resource Officer, Detective, Sergeant, Commander, among others. Chief Sharp says he has the best job in the entire city! Daily, he has the opportunity to work alongside some of the most ethical, honest, and hardworking men and women around. Each and every one of them has a servant's heart and his job entails providing them with what they need to provide the excellent service that they expect to be able to provide. In his free time, he enjoys traveling, camping, and hanging out with his family. His son just got married in July and his daughter will be moving to Ohio for college in August, so he is sure he will have more time to find more hobbies and personal interests soon!
Support Services Commander Steve Brown joined the Fort Morgan Police Department in May of 2016. He has worked as a Patrol Officer, done Bike Patrol, Field Training Officer, Detective, SWAT, Patrol Sergeant, FTO Coordinator, Detective Sergeant, CNU Coordinator, Administrative Sergeant and Commander.
Operations Commander Kevin Miller started at the police department in 1994. Over the years he has been a Patrol Officer, Detective Sergeant as well as an Administrative Sergeant. Cmdr. Miller oversees the day-to-day operations of the patrol and investigations divisions. He has served as a Field Training Officer, Firearms Instructor, Driving Instructor, Traffic Accident and Re-constructionist and a Hostage Negotiator. He is a 5th generation native Coloradoan who enjoys camping and riding OHV’s in the mountains; woodworking, and playing the guitar. Cmdr. Miller and his wife are involved in their church and enjoy spending time with family.
Administrative Assistant Michelle Miller started at the Police Department in 2018. Her duties consist of being Wonder Woman! Actually, she assists Chief Sharp, prepares the requisitions, purchase orders, and expense reports in addition to a variety of other duties. She gets to have fun coordinating events and functions for the PD. Michelle and her husband enjoy traveling, camping, and riding trails in their ATV. She also has a love/hate relationship with running and enjoys traveling to different places to participate in 5K’s.
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DEPARTMENT PROFILE
FORT MORGAN POLICE DEPARTMENT KADEN SHUTTLEWORTH
WILL BENCOMO PALMER ANGUIANO
MARCOS MONTALVO
TED THYNE
INVESTIGATIONS TEAM Detective Marcos Montalvo started in 2020 at the FMPD. His duties include conducting specialized investigations on various crimes. He is also a member of the Special Enforcement Team (SET) and works bike patrol. Detective Montalvo enjoys binge watching various documentary style shows and playing golf - rain or shine.
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Detective Kaden Shuttleworth began his career law enforcement in 2018. He has been a member of the SET Team, a Field Training Officer, Taser Instructor, and a Corporal. He is a member of the Crisis Negotiator Team and a De-escalation Instructor which works with Patrol, SWAT, and the SET team. Detective Shuttleworth’s interests are enjoying time away from work. He also is an assistant varsity baseball coach for FMHS and enjoys being outside and doing anything active.
Detective Ted Thyne started at department in February of 2009. Over the years he has been a Patrol Officer, Field Training Officer, and a Corporal. Officer Thyne is also a Computerized Stress Voice Analyzer Examiner, member of the Crisis Negotiations Team, the Critical Incident Team and serves on several multijurisdictional committees. Detective Thyne’s interests include attending his children’s high school sporting events, spending time with family, golfing, instructing behind the wheel driving to teen drivers, gardening, and yard work.
Detective Will Bencomo started at the department in May of 2018. He worked the patrol until he was promoted to a detective. His duties include assisting with Morgan County Major Crimes Task Force, Sex Offender registrations, CVSA exams on case suspects and prospective employees and a member of the Crisis Negotiation Team. Detective Bencomo enjoys life outside of work as well. He enjoys concerts/live music, stand-up comedy, and BBQ. He also enjoys spending time at car shows and demolition derbies.
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Detective Sergeant Palmer Anguiano started with the police department in 2012 as a Code Enforcement Officer. In 2015, he became a certified police officer and worked as a patrol officer. He supervises the investigations unit. Sgt. Anguiano enjoys basketball, baseball/softball, and golf. He also enjoys mountain biking, competitive long distance bicycle racing, and motor cross.
DEPARTMENT PROFILE
FORT MORGAN POLICE DEPARTMENT
Police Recruit Salima Jandali started as a Police Recruit in March of 2022. Her duties include assisting with records and patrol. She enjoys traveling.
SALIMA JANDALI
TIM MALONE
TONY GAGLIANO
BOB GRIFFITH
MEGAN ANDREWS EVAN SCHIEL
Police Recruit Megan Andrews started as a Police Recruit in February of 2022. Her biggest task is working in evidence and assisting the department with other tasks as needed. She has two horses that she shows in the summertime. She enjoys reading, paddle boarding and spending time with friends and family.
ADMIN SERGEANT TEAM SRO Anthony (Tony) Gagliano began his law enforcement career in June of 2005. Officer Gagliano is a resource for legal matters for the school district. He also handles city code and criminal statute violations at the high school. Another role Officer Gagliano has is being a mentor and building relationships with students. He enjoys spending time with his wife and kids. When you ask Tony about his hobbies, he tells you two: team roping and lifting weights. He spends most of his spare time on horseback keeping his horses in shape. If there is time left over, he enjoys working out.
SRO Tim Malone started patrol with the Fort Morgan Police Department nearly 3 decades ago (1993). His specialty is providing safety and security to students and staff at the Morgan School District. Officer Malone teaches numerous classes to school aged students as well as provides training to staff and city organized groups. On his days off, he enjoys auto restoration, camping, spending time with his German Sheppard and occasionally with his wife and kids.
Code Enforcement Officer Robert Griffith started wrangling opossums, charming snakes, and handling feral cats in August of 2015. Besides working animal control his other duties include parking and code enforcement. He is also the FMPD’s drone pilot and assists patrol when needed. His interests outside of work are equine conveyance across rocky and hilly terrain with occasional water crossings, aqua marine animal collection via a rod and reel. He also enjoys spending time with grandkids and family.
Administrative Sergeant Evan Schiel started at the FMPD in 2013. He has worked as a Patrol Officer, Detective, Corporal, Patrol Sergeant, and Detective Sergeant. He currently supervises the School Resource Officers and Code Enforcement Officers; assists with evidence and property room management; issuance, maintenance and purchasing of department equipment; fleet management; logs and maintains training records; assists with the hiring of personnel; assists with budget and capital projects; LEOSA, Citizens Academy, along with other duties assigned by the Support Services Commander. Sgt. Schiel loves spending time with his family (his beautiful wife and two kids). He enjoys almost everything outdoors, whether it’s camping, fishing, golf, softball, etc. He enjoys watching professional sports and cheering for the three locals (Broncos, Rockies, and Avalanche).
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DEPARTMENT PROFILE
FORT MORGAN POLICE DEPARTMENT STEPHANIE HARMAN
BELEN DOMINQUEZ
MARY HOLT
RECORDS TECHNICIANS Records Technician Stephanie Harman started at the department in 2008. Her duties include inputting police reports, monitoring CCIC terminal, body cam coordinator, digital evidence technician, provides discovery and records requests. Stephanie is the mom of 3 adult children and 2 fur babies. She enjoys family, travel, crafts, quilting and is a total Disney nerd.
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Records Technician Belen Dominquez started at the department in April of 2022. Her duties include transcribing reports and assisting citizens at the front counter. In her free time she likes to craft and coupon. She also enjoys running and working out.
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Records Technician Mary Holt started at the PD in August of 1998. Her duties include transcribing reports that officers dictate, entering information into NIBRS, entering citations, vehicle impounds (tracking and selling if need be), accident reports, entering sex offenders and tracking entries into CCIC, NCIC. She is the back-up CCIC Coordinator. Mary compiles reports to be sent to the courts and is in charge of all the evidence for the officers. She enjoys spending time with her kids and grandkids (when possible), woodworking, wood burning, painting, scrap booking and DIY projects.
DEPARTMENT PROFILE
FORT MORGAN POLICE DEPARTMENT
Did you know? Fort Morgan is ranked as the 14th safest city in Colorado! The Mission of the Fort
A good example has twice the value of good advice. --Albert Schweitzer
Morgan Police Department is: "Collaborating with our community to promote safety and build trusting relationships." The Vision of the Fort Morgan Police Department is: "To be a source of pride for citizens and a leader in our
FUN FACTS!
community known for our professionalism, integrity and service to the people of Fort
FMPD is the abbreviation for the Fort Morgan Police Department.
Morgan." The FMPD hosts a "BBQ with the Blue" event each year that is free to the
It also stands for: Fair Mindful Professional Dedicated
public!
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TYLER HEDKE Tyler Hedke started working for the Recreation Department at the Fieldhouse as a Rec Aide on May 29. He wanted to be a Rec Aide because he likes to see all the people and he loves to help. He has a couple of hobbies he enjoys doing during his time off, such as Football, FFA, and fishing. He also enjoys hanging out with his friends and spending time doing hobbies with them as well.
MEET OUR NEW EMPLOYEES
WELCOME TO THE CITY!
Rec Aide, Recreation Department
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BUSINESS OF THE MONTH
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT & MARKETING
The staff is amazing and always ready to lend a helping hand. I enjoy this pet store very much. This is a super cool local pet store. I have been here to buy supplies and food for my cat and I have found they carry good quality items and the staff is very friendly and helpful. Great little shop with stuff for reptiles, which was difficult to find out here. Friendly staff with great advice. 10/10 recommend.
PETS R PEOPLE TOO
From unconditional love to emotional support, pets are a vital part of their owners’ lives. In fact, in the United States, seven out of every ten households own a pet. Colorado is in the top 10 states for pet ownership, too. Although a specialized industry, it accounts for approximately 109 billion dollars in expenditures. If you have ever loved and cared for a companion animal, you certainly realize the value this niche business brings. Pets R People Too has been selected as this month’s Business of the Month recipient for its valuable contributions to our community and to the living creatures that share our homes. Each month this distinction is bestowed on a Fort Morgan business that excels in such areas as pride in their business, top-notch customer service, growth, active involvement in area organizations and programs, as well as community contributions that assist in creating a better quality of life.
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BUSINESS OF THE MONTH
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT & MARKETING This mainstay niche business has been a part of Fort Morgan for more than 28 years. The business was established and originally located on Main Street where it now sports the El Jacel restaurant. In 1994, owners Gene & Cindy Wehrer purchased the shop and current building where it is now located at 835 E. Platte Ave.
PETS R PEOPLE TOO
Pets R People Too started with a small inventory and as their customer base continued to grow, the money was reinvested to remodel the inside of the
Here is a quote from Pets R People Too owners Cindy and Gene about
building with new fish tanks, bird, and small
being a small business owner and
animal cages. A new stucco façade
entrepreneur in Fort Morgan:
complete with dog prints on the front of the building completed the remodel this past decade. New merchandise and expanded supply stock soon followed as well as several live animals, including snakes, turtles, geckos, iguanas, and other reptiles, hamsters, gerbils, guinea pigs, parakeets, finches, fresh and salt-water fish, and even puppies once in a while. Being one of the few pet shops in Northeastern Colorado, they try to keep needed supplies for the needs of all types of pets.
“It’s been a great 28 years. We’ve met a lot of people that are more than just customers. They are people you look forward to seeing for their weekly visit. There are the phone calls you get with the excitement of their new pet and the people you silently cry with when they lose a pet. They are the people that have made the last 28 years fly by. We are very blessed to be part of such a great community.”
The pet shop was (and remains) a family
Please join me in recognizing and
affair. The two young Wehrer children, Tanya and Kevin, were brought up handling and caring for all of the critters at the pet store. Tanya worked in the grooming room along side of Cindy for 15 years before
thanking the July Business of the Month, Pet R People Too, along with the Wehrer family, for the outstanding work and contributions they provide in
joining the city staff team at the fire department. This love and respect of animals is now evident with grandkids who occasionally come in to help the family business.
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order to make Fort Morgan a great place to live, work, and enjoy.
IN RECOGNITION BIRTHDAYS & WORK ANNIVERSARIES! 8/2
Jared Larson
8/3
Brady Groves
8/4
Duane Bristol
8/8
Mary Rodriguez
8/9
Tyler Zink
8/10
Brent Nation
8/12
Victor Zavala
8/16
Mark Hoffman
8/19
Jordan Dean
8/21
Nick Beltran & Brian Uhrich
8/22 Belen Dominguez
BIRTHDAYS WORK ANNIVERSARIES YEARS OF SERVICE 8/3
Bob Griffith, 7 years
8/24
Adam Blake, 2 years
8/9
Michael Gross, 5 years Tanya Koch, 12 years
8/25
Jaimie Anguiano, 8 years
8/11
Matt Givens, 19 years Sam Pettyjohn, 3 years
8/17
Mary Holt, 24 years Mike Hosier, 24 years
8/20 Palmer Anguiano, 10 years
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AUGUST 1-7 IS SIMPLIFY YOUR LIFE WEEK
Take some time this week to consider ways to simplify your life. Be mindful of the present moment and think about what steps you could take to feel more relaxed
AUGUST IS AMERICAN ADVENTURES MONTH
and at ease each day.
Get out and have an adventure this month in honor of American Adventures Month! Colorado is one of the best states in the nation for day trips and weekend adventures.
AUGUST 1 IS COLORADO DAY Colorado Day is celebrated annually on August 1 each year since 1907. This holiday commemorates the admittance of Colorado as the 38th state of the Union on August 1, 1876 during the presidency of Ulysses S. Grant. The proclamation admitting Colorado to the union occurred 28 days after the Centennial Celebration of the United States, earning Colorado the moniker "Centennial State."
AUGUST 6 IS NATIONAL DISC GOLF DAY 16
AUGUST 9 IS INTERNATIONAL DAY OF THE WORLD'S INDIGENOUS PEOPLES
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AUGUST 13 IS INTERNATIONAL LEFT HANDERS DAY
Library
UPCOMING EVENTS
StoryTime Tues & Thurs @ 10:00 am Makerspace Mon, Wed, Fri 3:00 pm - 4:45 pm Creative Club Fruit Carving August 5 @ 5:00 pm Brown Bag Presentation History of Lego August 16 @ 12:00 pm Art Walk August 18 @ 4:00 pm
City Park August 4 - Appetite for Destruction band and Get to know your Downtown Business Night August 9 - Tuesday Night Series Movie in the Park August 11 - Buckstein band and Mechanical Bull Challenge August 23 - Tuesday Night Series Movie in the Park
Teen Night Out Let's Go Build *registration required* August 19 @ 4:30 pm Car Building and Racing Let's Go Build exhibit *registration required* August 25 @ 4:00 pm
Interested in joining the Bookaholics book club? We read a variety of mostly fiction books although we have been known to throw in the occasional non-fiction title as well. Contact Lisa at 970-542-4003 or lisa.samples @cityoffortmorgan.com FOCUS on Fort Morgan Employee Newsletter - Aug 2022
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UPCOMING EVENTS
Fieldhouse Classes: Prime 30 with Sela:
Senior Center
Monday and Fridays from 12:15 pm - 12:45 pm
• Mindful Meditation with Madeline: 8/17/22:
Yoga with Maria:
8:30 a.m. – 9:30 a.m.: A new group class being offered at the
Mondays 8:30 am – 9:30 am
Senior Center on select Wednesdays; 8/17. Indoor and outdoor class
and Friday 9:30 am-10:30 am
focused on teaching different meditation and stress management techniques. Includes guided meditation, mindfulness exercise, and group discussion. Chair meditation or feel free to bring your own mat or rug. • Senior Night Out: 8/17/22: 4 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.: Bring the crew or go solo and enjoy a night out of town with dinner and good company! Featuring Rio Grande Mexican Restaurant in Downtown Greeley. Bus departs from Senior Center at 4:00 p.m. and should return around 8:30 p.m. $10 for transportation. Meal on own. • Botanical Gardens in Denver: 8/23/22: Stroll through the beautiful scenery at the Botanical Gardens in Denver. Prime time to see the flowers in full bloom. Cost is $20. Sign up today to save your spot! Bus will depart from Senior Center at 7:30 a.m. and return by 3 p.m. We will stop in Brighton for lunch on the way back at Chili’s restaurant-meal on your own. • August Birthdays’ Party: 8/26/22: 2 p.m.- 4 p.m.: Is your birthday in the month of August? Come recognize those who
Personal Training and Nutrition Guidance from Erika Personal Training with Shawna
Youth Leagues: Youth Basketball registration starts August 1 Flag Football and Volleyball registration closes August 7
Pool Hours: Pool hours change after August 14! Open weekends only from August 20 to September 4: Saturday 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm and Sunday 1:00 pm - 6:00 pm
celebrated this month with a birthday party! Encouraged to bring
Pool Activities:
family and friends. Cake provided!
Water Aerobics with Jennifer: Monday-Friday 12 pm - 1 pm
• End of Summer Luau: 8/31/22: 5 p.m. – 7 p.m.: Celebrate the
and Monday/Wednesday
end of summer with an evening luau featuring smoked pork butt! A
5:30 pm - 6:30 pm
true taste of the south! For seniors only. Reservations required. Call 970-542-3922. Take a stab at flamingo ring toss or coconut bowling.
Doggy days:
Prizes to follow!
Sept. 4, 5:00 pm - 6:00 pm
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thank you! We hope you enjoyed this month's edition of Focus on Fort Morgan. Have an idea for the newsletter? We'd love to hear from you! Email wellness@cityoffortmorgan.com
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