February - June 2024 Activity Guide

How to Reach Us

City Hall Office

1002 Dudley Ave, Prosser WA 99350

General Information

Recreation Office

509-786-2332

509-786-8225

Community Dev. Director 509-786-8212

Public Works Director 509-786-8201

Email parksandrec@ci.prosser.wa.us

Community Center

1231 Dudley Ave, Prosser WA 99350

Facility Rental

Senior Programs

Meals on Wheels

Aquatic Center

509-786-8225

509-786-2915

509-786-1148

920 S Kinney Way, Prosser WA 99350

General Info (Jun. - Aug.) 509-786-0097

General Info (Sep. - May) 509-786-8225

Rentals/Swim Lessons 509-786-2332

NFL Flag Football

We are proud member of the NFL Flag Program, which is the premier flag football league for boys and girls! This league is geared towards building self confidence in kids, teaching kids age appropriate skills while staying active and having FUN! Participants will love wearing the same gear as the pros, with the officially licensed NFL Jerseys! This is a non-contact league, with the emphasis on safety. Best of all, everyone plays!

Grades: Kinder - 8th

Registration: Feb. 1 - 18 ($70 R | $84 NR)

Late Registration: Feb. 19 - Mar. 4 ($80 R | $96 NR)

game, such as dribbling, passing, shooting, goal keeping, defense, sportsmanship and teamwork. Players will participate in drills and match related games for

Grades: Kinder - 6th

Registration: Feb. 1 - 25 ($40 R | $48 NR)

Late Registration: Feb. 26 - Mar. 11 ($50 R | $60 NR)

Academy: Apr. 9 - May 16 | Tues & Thur.| 5:45pm

Sponsorship Opportunities

Looking for a great way to advertise your business and support your community? Become a Prosser Parks and Recreation sponsor! For more information on sponsorship opportunities, visit www.cityofprosser.com/parksandrec or contact Kathya Martinez at kmartinez@ci.prosser.wa.us

Together with your support we can accomplish great things. Sponsorships from the community help us keep prices reasonable for sports leagues and help us provide family friendly events throughout the year.

YOUTH SPORTS

All Cities Volleyball

This is a traveling league. The six week recreation league will include teams from Prosser, Richland, Kennewick, Pasco, and Hermiston. This is a great way for girls and boys to sharpen those volleyball skills and improve their game in a fun and relaxed setting. Each city will have one team per age group and practice twice per week in Prosser and play a total of 5 games (one game in each city per week).

Grades: 5/6 & 7/8

Registration: Feb. 1 - 25 ($70 R | $84 NR)

Late Registration: Feb. 26 - Mar. 11 ($80 R | $96 NR)

Practices: Tuesdays & Thursdays

Games: Saturdays (starting April 20)

The Prosser Youth Baseball is designed to emphasize skill development, sportsmanship and participation. Prosser Little League is not a highlycompetitive league or environment, instead the focus is on the promotion of increased maturity of

SUMMER CAMPS

International Soccer

Challenger Sports runs over 3,000 professionally staffed summer camps and year-round coaching programs each year. Our curriculum is established from over 35 years of youth coaching experience and is updated on an annual basis to cater to the needs of developing youth athletes. In addition to teaching the technical, mental, and physical aspects of the world's game, we also coach the values of integrity, respect, responsibility, sportsmanship and leadership.

Register Today: challengersports.com

Tiny Tykes:

A fun introduction to soccer influenced by the very popular year-round TinyTykes curriculum. Includes games, activities, and adventures to introduce and develop coordination, balance, running, stopping, turning, kicking, dribbling, throwing & catching.

Half Day Program:

Complete technical player development featuring practices from around the world and side games. Kids get a FREE soccer ball & T-Shirt with registration and if they register 30 days or more prior to the camp, they get a FREE International Jersey.

Crawford Park | Instructor: Challenger Sports Staff

A $10 late fee for campers registering within 10 days of the camp start date.

ADULT OPEN GYM

Basketball: Adult Open gym basketball is a community, athletic program where adults 18 and over come together to enjoy a friendly and competitive environment, while improving their athletic abilities, health, and wellness. Just bring a fun attitude.

Pickleball: A cross between ping pong and tennis, Pickleball is a paddle sport for all ages(18 and over) and skill levels. The rules are simple and the game is easy for beginners to learn, but can develop into a quick, fast-paced, competitive game for experienced players. Please wear non marking gym shoes.

February

COMMUNITY EVENTS

- Community Bingo | Community Center ****

- Father Daughter Dance | KRV *

- Red Wine & Chocolate | Prosser Area **

- All You Can Eat Breakfast | Community Center ****

March

- Community Bingo | Community Center ****

- Seuss on the Loose | Downtown Businesses ***

- Sip & Stroll | Downtown Prosser ***

- All You Can Eat Breakfast | Community Center ****

April

- Community Bingo | Community Center ****

- Easter Egg Hunt | Prosser City Park **

- Downtown Spring Cleanup | Starts at Depot ***

- Mother and Son Dance | Community Center *

- Spring Barrel Tasting | Prosser Area **

- All You Can Eat Breakfast | Community Center ****

May

- Community Bingo | Community Center ****

- Inland Empire Century Bike Ride | Multiple Locations

- Memorial Day Weekend Swim | Aquatic Center *

- All You Can Eat Breakfast | Community Center ****

June

- Farmers Market | Prosser City Park ***

- Community Bingo | Community Center ****

- Prosser High School Graduation | Art Fiker Stadium

- Community Wide Yard Sale | Train Depot Parking *

- Prosser Scottish Fest | Prosser Wine & Food Park **

- Bottle, Brews, & Barbecues | Vintner’s Village **

- All You Can Eat Breakfast | Community Center ****

* Parks & Recreation | ** Chamber of Commerce

*** HDPA | **** Senior Citizen’s Club

PLANNING A SPECIAL EVENT

If you are planning a special event that will take place on a public street, sidewalk, park or other public place in Prosser, you may need to apply for a special event permit.

"Special Event” means a temporary activity, carnival, parade, assembly, procession, block party, fun-run, roadway foot races, community-sponsored activity, art and craft fairs or other similar function that is conducted wholly or partly on public property or any event on private property that involves an open invitation to the public. An “open invitation to the public” includes, but is not limited to, events for which admission requires a ticket. “Special event” excludes functions conducted on property where outdoor functions have been permitted after having gone through site review pursuant to Section 18.75.040 of the PMC, where such function is consistent in scope with the approval obtained by site review. (PMC 5.30.010) www.cityofprosser.com/events

COMMUNITY EVENTS

LIBRARY PROGRAMS

902 7th Street

* Prosser

509-786-2533

www.midcolumbialibraries.org/events

The Mid-Columbia Prosser Branch has computers and free wi-fi available to the public.

Preschool Storytime

Stories, activities, rhyms and songs designed to celebrate the joy of reading. Outgoing program.

Tuesdays 0 - 5 10:30am FREE

Location: Prosser Library

Special Storytime: Lunar New Year

Join us for stories, songs, rhymes, and activities designed to celebrate the joy of reading. This program is for families with children of all ages.

Chess Club

Open chess play for adults and children of all levels! Instructions available for beginners.

3rd Tuesdays All Ages 4:00pm FREE

Family Board Games

Come and join the fun!

Location: Prosser Library Dates Ages Time Fee

4th Tuesdays All Ages 4:00pm FREE

Location: Prosser Library

Dr. Seuss is on the Loose!

Seuss on the Loose March 1 - 30 | Read book in Prosser’s Historic Downtown.

Dr. Seuss Night | Thursday, March 7th @ 5pm | Family Fun night with the PTO.

Seuss Celebration | Saturday, March 30th | Time TBD | Pictures with Cat in the Hat.

Location: Prosser Library

LEGO Club

Join us to participate in a fun, creative building experience and meet other LEGO fans! LEGO blocks will be provided.

Wednesdays K-5th 3:00pm

Location: Prosser Library

Dungeons and Dragons

Create a character and fight monsters in this beginner’s version of the popular fantasy game.

2nd Tuesdays 3rd-5th 4:00pm FREE

Frog and Toad!

Coloring Contest

April 1 - 30 | Kids can win tickets to “Frog and Toad All Year” and more.

Frog and Toad Storytime | Saturday, April 13th @ 1pm. Listen to a story and make a kite.

Family Night with Frog and Toad | Friday, April 19 @ 5pm | For families, enjoy activities, refreshments and a sneak peek of the Princess Theater production.

Día de los Niños & Libros

Friday, May 3rd @ 5pm | For families, celebrate Children’s Day with music, games, giveaways and information about community resources.

SENIOR PROGRAMS

Prosser Senior Citizen’s Club

1231 Dudley Ave, Prosser (509)786-2915

seniorcenterclub@gmail.com

Office Hours: Monday - Friday from 9am to 1pm

The following information is for the Prosser Senior Citizen’s Club which is held inside of the Community Center. Programs and weekly activities are always being added so please call the Center for updated information. Our annual membership is only $10, membership can be purchase at the Center during business hours.

We are always looking for individuals or groups to volunteer for different areas; Office, Bingo, Games, Arts & Crafts, Breakfast, Transportation, Outreach to name a few. Please call 509-786-2915 if you are interested in volunteering or just stop by to talk. Help us build more resources for our Seniors.

Pool, Ping Pong & Air Hockey

We have pool tables in which 1 can be turned into our Ping Pong table. In general people play throughout the day. We have a yearly pool tournament. If you are 55+ and you are a Club member you can play anytime.

Tai Chi & Qigong

This is NOT a “teaching” class. It is a class that members can practice together and can share moves they have learned regarding the art.

Mah Jongg

Come and join this exciting and challenging game of strategy and chance that it is played throughout the world in different versions depending on the country. Our group at the Senior Center plays the American version of the game. We welcome new players whether beginners or advanced. This is a FREE activity for any member of the club.

Board Meetings

This is open to all members of Prosser Senior Citizens Club. We ask for anyone and everyone to become involved and to bring ideas forward. We have a wonderful place here and it’s just waiting for you! Become involved and help us make this GREAT!

Circle of Support

This is a Grief Support Group that is in conjunction with Lower Valley Hospice and the Senior Center. It is open to the public. This group meets on the 2nd and 4thTuesday of each month. You ae welcome to join at anytime.

Meals on Wheels

Located at the Community Center, Mid-Columbia Meals on Wheels program offers lunch to senior Monday Friday. For more information, please call us at 509-786-1148.

SENIOR PROGRAMS

The Prosser Senior Citizen’s Club hosts Daytime and Nighttime BINGO games. All of the Bingo events are family friendly. Call 509-786-2915 for more info.

Daytime Bingo: Wednesday mornings at 9:00am we play Bingo with hard cards, 3 cards for $1.00 which you get a door prize ticket with that as well. The prizes for these Bingo’s are household items such, dishes, pictures, scarves, etc.

Nighttime Bingo: the first Friday of every month. The doors open at 5pm and Bingo begins at 6pm. We play for cash and gift prizes. The cost is $10.00 Buy-In, special games can be purchased if available (cash only). By gambling law requirements, all children under the age of 18 must be accompanied by adults. Children 12 and under can play on hard cards FREE for prizes.

PROSSER

SENIOR CITIZENS CLUB PRESENTS

COMMUNITY

Last Sunday of Every Month

This is a monthly fundraiser that the Prosser Senior Citizen’s Club has done for years.

FEE: (suggested donation) $8 | $5 Kids (4-12) 8am to 11:30am | Community Center

Community Breakfast

This is open to the community and is a monthly fundraiser that the Prosser Senior Citizen’s Club has done for years and years. The menu is “All you can eat” pancakes, eggs and ham or a breakfast casserole and fruit. Occasionally, we change things up though just to have variety.

Last Sunday of the Month 8am-11:30am

Pinochle

Come and have fun while working the brain a little! Pinochle is a trick-taking card game typically for two to four players and played with a 48-card deck. Derived from the card game bezique, players score points by trick-taking and by forming combinations of cards into melds.

Arts & Crafts

First Friday of Every Month

Prosser Community Center

Doors Open at 5pm

Bingo Begins at 6pm $10 Buy-In | Cash Only!

Kids 12 & Under Play for FREE

Come Join Us for A Fun Night & Win Prizes! For More Information Call: 509-786-2915

We will be doing a variety of things each week and are looking for individuals to teach new ideas to us as well. We have a sign-up sheet in the office, or you can register by calling the center. Craft projects will be posted on the sign-up sheet. No cost will be charged unless it is a big craft.

Prosser Senior Citizen's Club

For upcoming events, new programs or any changes to our activities

AQUATICS HOURS & FEES

July the Lap Pool will be closing at 5:30 pm due to “Swim Team Meets”, please check our website for dates and more information. Thank you!

Monday - Thursday 12:30pm - 7:00pm

Friday - Sunday 12:00pm - 7:30pm

Mandatory

4:00pm - 4:30pm

*No pool entry 30 minutes prior to closing

Aquatic Fees

10% Discount before April 30th

5% Discount before May 31st

(excludes: Add’l family member or replacement cards)

Aquatic Programs Information

Class Registration: You can register for any aquatics program at www.cityofprosser.com/pac, or call 509-786-2332. Keep in mind that some classes fill up fast and are limited on class size.

Class Cancellations: Any aquatics program that do not meet the minimum participation enrollment will be cancelled. Classes will be cancelled only when smoke, lightning or thunder are present. Classes will be made up at a later date or we will give partial refunds for any class cancelled.

Late Registration: There will be an additional $10 for any late registration within one (2) week from the class start date.

AQUATICS SCHEDULE

The PAC will open for the regular season beginning Friday, June 7, 2024 at 4:00pm and close for the season

August 18, 2024 at 7:30pm. For more information on schedule, rentals and fees visit:

2024 Program Schedule

*Lap Swim: Lanes will be decided, this is NOT recreational swim. Some Fridays are subject to change due to makeup swim lessons classes. | Schedule is subject to change due to smoke, weather or low attendance.

AQUATICS RENTALS

Rentals must be made at least 48 hours in advance to ensure availability. Electronic ticket numbers will be email one day prior to reservation. (If needed it sooner, email us at parksandrec@ci.prosser.wa.us)

Package 1

$25R / $30NR

All Day

 (1) Picnic Table

 (1) Grill

Package 2

$75R / $90NR

All Day

 (1) Pavilion

 (1) Picnic Table

 (1) Grill

 (10) Chairs

Package 3

$150R / $180NR

All Day

 (1) Pavilion

 (1) Picnic Table

 (1) Grill

 (10) Chairs

 (25) Entry Tickets

Package 4

$200R / $240NR

All Day

 (2) Pavilions

 (2) Picnic Tables

 (2) Grills

 (20) Chairs

 (50) Entry Tickets

Rental packages 5 - 7, must be made at least one week in advance to ensure availability and proper staffing. Private rentals are available Thursday through Saturday only from 8:00pm to 10:00pm. For more information call 509-786-2332. To add (25) additional people add $50R / $60NR per hour.

*Package 5

$150R / $180NR

Per Hour

Each additional hour

$85R / $102NR

 Recreation Pool

 (50) People

 (6) Pavilions

 (6) Picnic Tables

 (6) Grills

 (30) Chairs

*Package 6

$150R / $180NR

Per Hour

Each additional hour

$85R / $102NR

 Lap Pool

 (50) People

 (2) Pavilions

 (2) Picnic Tables

 (2) Grills

 (20) Chairs

*Package 7

$250R / $300NR

Per Hour

Each additional hour

$170R / $204NR

 Both Pools

 (100) People

 (8) Pavilions

 (8) Picnic Tables

 (8) Grills

 (40) Chairs

Package 8

$5R / $6NR

Per Hour

 (1) Picnic Table

 (1) Grill

Must be reserved 24 hours in advance. This rental is during open swim ONLY.

AQUATICS SWIM LESSONS

Participants may be promoted to upper levels based on their ability to demonstrate skills from prerequisite levels listed. An initial swim test will be given and participants will be monitored and promoted accordingly. Registrations Open May 1st Register online at www.cityofprosser.com/pac or call 509-786-2332.

Monday - Thursday | Morning Weekdays AM

Saturday & Sunday | Morning Weekends AM

Monday

All session are $40 Resident | $48 Non-Resident

Session 5 - 9 & 2nd private lesson will be in the next guide

Private Swim Lessons

Interested in taking private lessons and want 1 on 1 attention, or maybe you just need a little stroke refinement? Private lessons are perfect for that.

Saturday & Sundays | 10:55am

FREE Sensory & Senior Swim

For many children and adults with special needs, autism or otherwise, swimming can be a very therapeutic pastime. For autistic individuals water can be calming on sensory overloads, provide a weightless environment, and it’s often very freeing. The commotion and bustle of open swim can be overwhelming or intimidating. The City of Prosser has set aside some hours for Sensory Swim, a time when children and their families can come and enjoy a sensory sensitive environment. For more information about this program and others, please visit www.cityofprosser.com/pac

AQUATICS SWIM INFO

Swim Lessons Levels

Minnows (Ages 3 years - 6 years)

Class Requirement: On the first day of class, students must be able to function well in a group setting without parents.

Class Objectives: Students learn water-adjustment skills. Students will be introduced to water entry, front and back floating, kicking, bobbing, blowing bubblesand arm strokes.

Guppies (Ages 4 years - 7 years)

Class Requirement: On the first day of class, students must be able toenter water, front and back float without support, kick, blow bubbles and do arm strokes.Parents donotaccompanychildren.

Class Objectives: Students are already water adjusted. Students must be able to submerge for three seconds and float on their front and back without support. Students will be introduced to basic swimming skills: front and back glides, kicking, arm stokes onfront and backand rhythmic breathing.

Otters (Ages 5 years - 8 years)

Class Requirement: On the first day of class, students must be able to use basic swimming skills including front and back glides, kicking, arm strokes on front and back and rhythmic breathing. Parents do notaccompanystudents.

Class Objectives: Students can already swim a combined stroke on the front and back, using a kick and arm stroke for a minimum of five yards. Students will be introduced to back crawl, elementary backstroke kick, treading water and rhythmic breathing. Students will also work on improving their front crawl.

Barracudas (Ages 6 years - 9 years)

Class Requirement: On the first day of class, students must be able to swim a coordinated front crawl for 15 yards and swim back crawls for 5 yards. Students shouldbe comfortable indeep water.

Class Objectives: Students can already swim a coordinated front crawl for 15 yards (across the width of the pool), back crawl for 5 yards and are comfortable in deep water. Students will be introduced to elementary backstroke and breaststroke. Students will also work on perfecting theirfront crawl,back crawl andtreadingwater.

Dolphins (Ages 7 years - 13 years)

Class Requirement: On the first day of class, students must be able to demonstrate a proficient front crawl (freestyle) and backstroke, and be comfortable in deepwater.

Class Objectives: Students cam swim one pool length of front and back crawl, tread water and dive into and swim in deep water. Students will begin learning sidestroke and finetune breaststroke. Students will also work on refining all previous strokes.

Sharks (Ages 7 years - 14 years)

Class Requirement: On the first day of class, students must be proficient in all previous strokes (frontcrawl, back crawl,and breaststroke).

Class Objectives: Students can swim two pool lengths of front and back crawl and 15 yards of breaststroke in good form. Students will be introduced to turns, dolphin kick and surface dives. Students will also work on endurance, sidestroke and refining all otherstrokes.

The City of Prosser will be offering a class for anyone who is 15 years of age or older to become a lifeguard certified through the American Red Cross. The requirements for this class include that the participant must:

 be 15 years of age or older as of May 27, 2023.

 be able to swim 300 yards of freestyle/ breaststroke without stopping in under 8 minutes.

 be able to dive to the bottom of a 9 ft. deep pool to retrieve a 10 pound object and then swim 25 yards with it.

 must attend every class to pass certification (no make-up sessions will be provided).

 be able to tolerate extended exposure to water, heat and sun. CLASS DATES AND TIMES COMING SOON

Please check our Prosser Parks and Recreation Facebook page for upcoming class information

Lap Pool Closing at 5:30pm

Due to Prosser Piranhas swim meets at the Aquatic Center, the LAP pool will close at 5:30pm dates TBD, however the Recreation pool will remain open. For more information on those dates, please check our website at www.cityofprosser.com/pac

AQUATICS POLICIES & RULES

Aquatic Center Policies

No glass, ceramic containers, gum, alcohol, smoking/vaping or pets are permitted.

Coast Guard approved flotation suits, life jackets, water wings, attachable infant inner tubes, etc. are allowed at the facility.

Infants & toddlers that are not potty trained MUST wear swim diapers and must be accompanied by and within arms reach of a guardian at all times.

No cash refunds are provided. Payment options: cash, debit & credit cards only. Same day readmittance by hand stamp only.

The PAC lost and found is disposed of weekly, if you forget something please call us at 509-7860097.

Any person who verbally or physically abuses a guest or staff member will result in removal from the facility without refund.

Dress Code Policy

All persons admitted to the Prosser Aquatic Center must comply with the facility’s Dress Code Policy. All attire must be appropriate for our familyfriendly facility.

All patrons in the pool must have on proper swim attire.

All infants/toddlers that require a diaper must wear swimmer diapers and proper swimwear.

Clean cotton t-shirts or tops are allowed in the pools.

1. Online

‘When You’re Online, You’re Always First in Line’ Online Registration with no extra fees www.cityofprosser.com/parksandrec

Online Registration is Easy!

1. Visit www.cityofprosser.com then click Parks & Recreation, then CivicRec Icon.

2. On your desktop, select Log In/Create Account in the upper left corner, then select Create Your Prosser Account.

3. On mobile devices, select Account in the upper right corner and then select Sign Up.

3. Fill out the required information.

4. To receive text alerts, indicate your mobile carrier next to your cell number.

5. That’s it! Now you’re ready to register for our great programs!

6. Add additional members (spouse & children) at any time in your account settings. Keep everyone on one account!

7. When you’ve found a program, make sure to select the correct account member before adding it to your cart.

2. By Phone or Walk-In

509-786-2332

CityHall | 1002 DudleyAve

Monday - Friday (8:00 am to 5:00 pm, excluding holidays)

Non-Resident Fees

Participants who live outside of Prosser’s city limits can expect to pay a little more than residents for park reservations, rentals, recreation programs, eventsand pool fees.The non-resident rate ensures that families living outside the city limits are paying an equitable rate as those that live within the city limits.

Refund Policy

Sometimes things don’t go as planned. We reserve the right to cancel, reschedule or combine any activity or program as needed. If an activity or program is

INFORMATION

cancelled by the Prosser Parks and Recreation Department, the patron will receive a full refund within three weeks of the activity or program being cancelled.

Request For Refunds By Patrons:

1. Refunds will be automatically granted if requested five (5) business days in advance of the activity or program (less a $10.00 processing fee per transaction).

2. Refunds may be considered if request is received less than (5) business days prior to the service (if any service has been received, no refunds will be granted)

3. Refunds will not be granted for any event or program cancelled due to inclement weather or circumstances beyond the City’s control. For information on any activity or program cancellation or to see if the Aquatic Center is open, please check our Facebook page or call us at 509786-2332.

Registration Guidelines

You must register prior to attending an activity or program. Fees must be paid in full at the time of registration. No “on-site” registrations will be taken by the instructor. Class minimums must be met or the class is subject to cancellation, we suggest registering in advance to ensure class minimums are met. There is a $20 service fee for all returned checks and declined credit cards.

Photography & Video

For promotional purpose, photographs may be taken of participants. If you do not wish to have your photo taken, please politely let our staff, photographer, or your instructor know.

Gender Equality Statement

The City of Prosser complies with the Washington’s Fair Play in Community Sports Act (Chapter 467, 2009 Laws, effective July 26, 2009), which prohibits discrimination against any person on the basis of sex in the operation, conduct, or administration of community athletics programs for youth or adults.

Park Reservations

Available April 1st - October 30th each year. Reservations can be made online, by phone, or in-person.

 Online: 24 hrs www.cityofprosser.com/parks

 In Person: 1002 Dudley Ave, 8am-5pm (Mon-Fri)

 By Phone: 509-786-2332

21.01.010)

Reservations are secured as soon as the fee has been paid. Reservations are accepted on a first come first served basis year round. Parks are open to the public and cannot be denied access. Your reservation is exclusive to any picnic pavilion, picnic tables and grills surrounding the pavilion or concessions. In order to keep the cost of park reservations low, please ONLY reserve the times needed for your event.

Park Information:

The City of Prosser provides park facilities for the enjoyment and benefit of all community residents and visitors. We ask your cooperation in following all park rules and regulations to ensure that everyone utilizing City Parks have the opportunity for a positive experience.

*Field/Green Space

City, EJ Miller,

*For private leagues only. Please call 509-786-8225 for more information in how to reserve a park field.

Monthly: up to 4 hrs per week & 6 hrs per weekend!

Prosser Parks & Recreation Activity Guide

1st Activity Guide: February - June 2024 (Publishes February 2nd)

2nd Activity Guide: July - December 2024 (Publishes July 1st)

City of Prosser

1002 Dudley Ave

509-786-2332

www.cityofprosser.com

Prosser Parks & Recreation

1002 Dudley Ave

509-786-8225

www.cityofprosser.com/rec

Aquatic Center

920 S Kinney Way

509-786-0097

www.cityofprosser.com/pac

Community Center

1231 Dudley Ave

509-786-8225

www.cityofprosser.com/communitycenter

Public Works

1002 Dudley Ave

509-786-8201

www.cityofprosser.com/pw

Building Inspector

1002 Dudley Ave

509-786-8210

www.cityofprosser.com/bldg

Police Department

205 Hagarty Lane

509-786-1500

www.cityofprosser.com/police

Finance/ HR Department

1002 Dudley Ave

509-786-8215

www.cityofprosser.com/finance

City Clerk / Mayor/ City Council

1002 Dudley Ave

509-786-8218

www.cityofprosser.com/clerk

Planning Department

1109 Meade Ave

509-786-8212

www.cityofprosser.com/planning

Senior Citizen’s Club

1231 Dudley Ave

509-786-2915

Facebook

Boys & Girls Club

823 Park Ave

509-786-2600

www.greatclubs.org

Mid-Columbia Library

902 7th St

509-786-2533

www.midcolumbialibraries.org

Meals on Wheels

1231 Dudley Ave

509-786-1148

www.seniorliferesources.org

Chamber of Commerce

1230 Bennett Ave

509-786-3177

www.prosserchamber.org

HDP (Historic Downtown Prosser)

1230 Bennett Ave

509-786-2399

www.historicprosser.com

West Benton Fire Rescue

1200 Grant Ave

509-786-3873

www.westbentonfirerescue.org

PEDA (Economic Development Association)

236 Port Ave, Suite A

509-786-3600

www.prosser.org

PHS Athletics

Jackson Haak

509-786-1224

Middle School Athletics

Kevin Lusk

509-786-1732

Prosser Thrive Coalition

Erika Wassom

prosserthrive@gmail.com

Grid Kids Football

Justin Cary

Facebook

Prosser Cal Ripken Baseball

Adrian Gonzalez

Facebook

Piranhas Swim Team

Kasey Blair

prosserpiranhas@outlook.com

Trinity Dance Prosser

Nicole Moscou

509-832-0407

www.trinitydancenw.com

AAU Basketball

Carrie Ottara

carrie@ieaau.org

509-453-2696

Wrestling Academy

Juan Jaime

509-515-1623