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Tremonton Parks & Recreation Spring/Summer Guide

Tremonton Parks and Recreation Calendar Spring/Summer 2017-18 March

29 – Artist Soiree 31 – Easter Egg Hunt

April

1 - Easter 6 – Youth Volleyball Deadline 20/21 – Bear River Classic Girls Softball Tournament 27 – Arbor Day

May

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Kick Off Party 15 – FUNdamental Baseball July session deadline 17 – Fathers Day 29 - Dance/Tumbling/Music/Karate classes Deadline

July

4 - Independence Day 14 – Suicide Prevention Walk 18 – Summer Scorcher Pickleball Tournament 20 – Community Dinner 20/21 – Tremonton City Days 24 – Pioneer Day

1 – Youth Base/Soft/T-ball Deadline 4 – Mother Son Ball 11 – Adult Summer Softball Deadline 11 – Youth Track & Field Deadline August 12 – Fire Department Steak Fry 1 – Youth Fall Soccer Deadline 13 – Mother’s Day 1 – Youth Flag Football Deadline 15 – Youth Track Meeting 13 – 5-7 grade Flag Football Player 16 – 5th/6th Grade Boys Baseball Draft Evaluation 5:15 pm 5:30 p.m.

14 – 6th/8th Grade Soccer Player 7th/9th Grade Boys Baseball Draft Evaluation 5:15 pm 7:30 p.m.

17 – Adult Fall Softball Deadline 17 – Adult Softball Manager Meeting 5:30 21 – Adult Fall Softball Meeting 5:30 28 – Memorial Day Commemoration 9 24/25 – Back to School Bash Girls Softball a.m.

Tournament 18/25 – County Fair

June

1 – Youth Tennis Deadline 1 – Youth Golf Deadline 4 – Movie in the Park/Summer Reading

September 3 – Labor day

Parks & Recreation Mission Statement To provide a fun and safe environment for both youth and adults to recreate, educate and enjoy quality leisure time. We strive to enhance and better our community by offering more!

COMMUNITY PHONE NUMBERS Public Safety Emergency........................................................911 BR Health Department............................ 257-3318 BR Valley Hospital................................... 207-4500 Tremonton Fire Department.................... 257-9520 Tremonton Police..................................... 257-9554 Tremonton City BR Senior Center.................................... 257-9455 Food Pantry............................................. 257-9530 Tremonton Animal Control....................... 257-9545 Tremonton City Hall................................. 257-9500 Tremonton City Library............................ 257-9525 Tremonton Parks & Recreation............... 257-9485 Tremonton Public Works......................... 257-9500

Community BR Bowling Center.................................. 257-1997 BR Chamber of Commerce..................... 282-0155 BR Valley Museum.................................. 854-7406 BE County............................................... 734-3300 BE County Fairgrounds........................... 257-5366 BE School District.................................... 732-4800 Boys & Girls Club.................................... 538-1270 Community Resource Center ................. 538-1270 Kiwanis Club........................................... .279-3463 Skyway Golf Course................................ 257-5706 USU Extension........................................ 695-2542 Womens Civic League............................. 279-3496

CONTACT US

102 South Tremont Street Tremonton, Utah 84337 435-257-9485 Monday - Friday 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. www.tremontoncity.org

GENERAL INSIDE

Calendar 3 General 4 Phone Numbers 4 Welcome 5 Service Award 7 Parks 8 Events 11 Camps & Classes 16 Library 21 Sports 24 Senior Center 34 Policies 38

THANKS TO OUR ADVERTISERS Kent’s Market BR Animal Hospital Barfuss Garage IFA Country Store Post Consumer Brands Frank May Ski-Doo

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What’s New at Tremonton Parks and Recreation?

WELCOME Marc Christensen Community Services Director

mchristensen@ tremontoncity.com

Lynn Green Parks Superintendent

lgreen@ tremontoncity.com

Zach LeFevre

In February of 2018, the Tremonton City Council approved Tremonton City staff and volunteers to form an Arts Council. The City has made massive strives in its efforts to offer Public Arts and Art opportunities to the community residents. For the past two years, Tremonton City has been awarded the “Best of State” for Public Art. This has happened because of the City’s efforts to provide wall murals, and other public art throughout the City. We are building on this momentum by gathering art minded individuals and groups to be a part of the newly formed Tremonton City Arts Council. This Council will work hard to provide new opportunities to expand the arts in our amazing community. If you’d like to learn more about the Tremonton City Arts Council, contact Zach LeFevre at zlefevre@tremontoncity.com.

In 2017, Tremonton City Parks and Recreation received a grant from the Larry H. Miller Charities group to install a Basketball Court at Meadow Park. We broke ground on the court in the fall of 2017. Before the snow fell, we were able to pour the 70’ x 100’ post-tension concrete slab. This court will be amazing! It has six full-size basketball standards with breakaway rims. There is one full size court, with two cross courts.

The finishing touches will be a surface with Jazz colors, and the Jazz logo painted along with three-point lines, the keys, and everything you’ll need to play some pickup ball. Once the courts are painted and ready to go, we will have a Grand Opening of the courts along with a community party. Look for future advertisements on the specifics of the party. We’d like to thank the LHM Charities group for their generous donation, as we know this will be a safe haven for kids to play for years to come.

We are excited to announce that Friday, May 4, 2018 will be our inaugural Mother/Son Masquerade Ball. We have had great participation at the annual Daddy Daughter Dance, as well as a number of requests for a Mother/Son Dance night. We have chosen the week before Mother’s Day as the time for Mothers (and Mother Figures) to get dressed up and bring their sons to a Masquerade Ball. This night will include dancing and Music with DJ Cameron Reeve, a professional photograph, refreshments and fun. Register online at Tremontoncity.org or at the Tremonton City office.

PROGRAM REGISTRATION

Recreation and Events Manager

www.tremontoncity.org or Tremonton City Office, 102 S. Tremont Street, Tremonton

zlefevre@ tremontoncity.com

Kristi Saunders

Get social with Tremonton Recreation

Parks & Rec. Secretary

ksaunders@ tremontoncity.com

Kirsti Christensen Youth Sports Coordinator

recreation@ tremontoncity.com

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES

Would you like to be a member of our team?

Tremonton parks and recreation is looking for people who are passionate in sports and are looking to make a difference in people’s lives.

We are always looking for Volunteers, Program Instructors and Staff Members to serve the community. We are accepting applications for Site Supervisors, Scorekeepers and Officials for the upcoming basketball, spring soccer and volleyball seasons at the Tremonton City Office. If you have experience with these sports please apply. If you would like to add a program to the community, we would love to hear your ideas. We would like to add Arts programs to what we are currently offering.

Come Join the Fun at Tremonton Parks and Recreation.

JULY IS NATIONAL PARKS AND RECREATION MONTH #PlayOnJuly

SERVICE AWARD WANT TO VOLUNTEER?

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Wes Burnett

he Tremonton Parks and Recreation Volunteer Service award is given biannually to a deserving person in the community who has demonstrated a high level of service to the parks and recreation department Wes Burnett graduated from Bear River High and went on to get a Bachelors in Accounting and Masters in Business Administration from USU. He has lived in the Bear River Valley his entire life and is married with four beautiful children and one on the way. Wes has a great love for sports but basketball has and always will have a special place in his heart.

Wes has been a volunteer coach of five years. He has coached multiple teams in different age groups in soccer and basketball for Tremonton Recreation several seasons. He loves coaching and teaching not only his kids but others in the community as well and wishes to coach all his kids as much as possible.

“I really enjoy seeing the young kids learn and grow. You can see the excitement when they make a play, understand a concept, or play well as a team. It is fun to see how much they improve from the beginning of the season to the end, and how much they enjoy the sports as they improve.”

Thank you Wes! The service you offer and time you give to the youth of this community is noticed and appreciated.

Tremonton Parks and Recreation is looking for people who are passionate in sports and are looking to make a difference in people’s lives.

We are always looking for volunteers, program instructors and staff members to serve the community. We are accepting applications for site supervisors, scorekeepers and officials for the upcoming basketball, spring soccer and volleyball seasons in Tremonton City.

If you have experience with these sports please apply.

If you would like to add a program to the community, we would love to hear your ideas. We would like to add Arts programs to what we are currently offering.

PARKS PARK RESERVATIONS

Reservations are not necessary for general use of our parks.

However, the following outdoor park facilities may be reserved for private functions. Rental fees are due at the time of reservation.

Please call 435-257-9485 for reservation avalibility. Open park and facility registration begins January 1. Park hours are Dawn - Dusk.

TREMONTONS PARK SYSTEM

includes 9 parks, 34 acres of open space, 7 ball diamonds, 3 boweries and 2 out door public stages. Our parks offer a wide range of recreational facilities including sports courts, athletic fields, splash pad, a skate park, playgrounds and large open play areas as well as nature trails. For more information visit www.Tremontoncity.org or call 435-257-9485

Amenity Ball Diamond

Per Hour Full Day Jeanie Stevens Sports Complex

(Field Prep & Chalk) (Lights) (Scoreboard)

$5.00

$30.00

$10.00 $5.00

1 included $5.00

Park Stage Business Sponsor Banner Ball Diamond

(Field Prep & Chalk) (Lights) (Scoreboard)

$20.00 $100.00 per banner

(sponsor to provide banner)

North Park $5.00 $10.00 $5.00

Bowery

(15 6-ft tables)

Park Stage Bowery (2 6-ft tables)

Ball Diamond

(Field Prep & Chalk)

Tennis Court Pickleball Equip.

Commons Common Area

$5.00

$20.00

Shuman Park

$20.00 $20.00

Meadow Park $5.00 $10.00

Bowery

(6 12-ft tables)

$30.00

1 included

$30.00

1 included

$20.00

Civic Center Commons $5.00 $10.00

Midland Square $10.00

$5.00

*Refundable Security Deposit will apply to all reservations. Cost of damage will be levied against Security Deposit posted with the city. *City staff to inspect rented facility after the event for cleanliness. A cleanup charge will be accessed against the deposit if City staff has to clean up after the event. *Any concert or special event must be cleared through the City Council before the stage or park will be considered reserved

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Jeanie Stevens Sports Complex

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Harris 625 W. 450 N. Neighborhood Park

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North Park

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Shuman Park

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Harris Park on Main

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Midland Square

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Civic Center Commons

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Meadow Park

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Riverview Cemetery

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Calling all local Artists’ in the Bear River Valley

March 29 - 6 pm Fairgrounds Events Bldg.

Tremonton City has created a Local Arts Council. If you consider yourself an artist of any kind, please come and join us for a gathering of artists, art lovers and art supporters as we create and connect with fellow artists!

Our �irst gathering to seek your input on events and programs to be offered in the community!

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EVENTS Community Events

Tremonton Parks and Recreation strives to make the Bear River Valley a Strong, Happy and Healthy community, but we can’t do it alone. Volunteer’s are needed for every event.

Thank you to all that volunteered for the Tour of Utah. Please keep that spirit going. To become events volunteer or to suggest an event you would like to see or bring in, Contact us!

UNITING THE COMMUNITY Tremonton City offers several free events throughout the year with Tremonton City Days being the biggest in the valley. We can now expect to see even more spectacular events headed our way with the creation of the Tremonton Arts Council. It is brand new but we already have big plans moving forward For more information or to register for an event visit us at www.Tremontoncity.org

Artists’ Soiree Eat! Drink! Schmooze! Calling all artists’ Sculpture, Fine Arts, Music, Poetry, Dance, Preforming. If you consider yourself an artist of any kind, please come and join us for a gathering of artists, art lovers and art supporters as we create and connect with fellow artists! This will be our �irst gathering to form a local artist directory and seek your input on events and programs you would like to see by the newly created Tremonton Arts Agency. All artists from the Valley are invited.

Day

Date

Time

Thurs. March 29 6 pm

Fee

Location

Sponsor

FREE Fairgrounds Tremonton Arts Council Events Bldg.

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Easter Egg Hunt Tremonton Kiwanis Easter Egg Hunt Saturday 9 am Jeanie Stevens Park. The candy bars and treats are all counted and to go. We appreciate all of the local businesses that helped support us again this year.

Ages

Day

Date

Time

0-12

Sat.

March 31 9 am

Fee

FREE

Sponsor

Stevens Park

Tremonton Kiwanis Club

USA Softball Sanctioned Girls Softball Tournament. One of the �irst tournaments of the season and a great way to get in full swing for summer competition. Visit Tremontoncity.org to register Ages

Day

Date

Deadline

Fee

10U, 12U, 14U

Fri/Sat

April 20-21

April 6

$400

Arbor Day

Area Ball Diamonds

Did you know that Tremonton is a Tree City USA Community? Every year Tremonton celebrates Arbor Day by planting tree’s in our local parks to help us have a greener, more beautiful community. Come volunteer as we plant new trees in one of the cities community open grass areas to provide shade for our future generations to enjoy.

Arbor Day – April 27. To volunteer for service on Arbor Day, Contact Marc Christensen at mchristensen@ tremontoncity.org or at 435-257-9486

Mother Son Masquerade Ball

In celebration of Mother’s Day, Tremonton Recreation presents it’s 1st Annual Mother & Son Ball. The ball is for gents and their mother/guardian of all ages from REVEERB ENTERTAINMENT, dancing, refreshments and a photographer to capture this special moment. Mother

Ages

Day

Date

All

Friday

May 4

Time 5:30 -7:30 pm Son

Deadline

Fee

April 27

$20/Couple

Box Elder Fairgrounds

Fire Dept. Steak Fry

Tremonton Fire Department is once again hosting their annual Steak Fry Fundraiser. Not only will there be great food and fun with friends, you will have your chance to win door prizes or something even better at the auction following dinner. All proceeds bene�it the Tremonton Fire Department so come out and show your support for our local hero’s.

Ages All

Day Saturday

Date May 12

Time 4 pm

Fee TBD

*Buy tickets at the Fire Station or from any Fire Fighter.

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TremontFest

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Come out and support the local businesses of Tremonton!

There will be LOCAL VENDORS, FOOD TRUCKS, and LIVE MUSIC at Midland Square!

Walk down main street and shop all the sidewalk sales!

Ages All

Day Saturday

Date May 19

Time 12 pm

Memorial Day Commemoration

Fee Free to enter

Location Midland Square

“ALL GAVE SOME; SOME GAVE ALL”

Memorial Day, which was originally called Decoration Day because it was a day on which the graves of fallen soldiers were decorated, was established in the years after the Civil War to honor those who died in that war. Today, it is a day of remembrance of all who have died in this country’s service. Memorial Day is not about division. It is about reconciliation; it is about coming together to honor those who gave their all. Join with us as we gather to remember those brave men and women who lived and gave that life for us, our freedom and our country.

Ages All

Day Monday

Date May 28

Play Unplugged

Time 9 am

Fee FREE

Location Tremonton Riverview Cemetery

“There’s nothing to do” or “I’m bored” are common phrases heard during the summer months, and we are often accustomed to seeing children lounging on a sofa or bed playing video games or watching television. Play Unplugged is a summer long program to get kids active and outside exploring and going on adventures or trying new activities. Most importantly, getting them away from screen time.

Watch for more information from the elementary school, the Box Elder Chamber and local participating businesses. Thank you to all those that sponsor an activity for our youth to participate in.

Ages 6-12

Start Date Memorial Day

End Date Labor Day

Location Businesses in County

Visit weplayunplugged.com for more information

Sponsor Box Elder Chamber of Commerce

Summer Reading Kickoff Party and Movie in the Park Keep your brain active this summer by registering for the Summer Reading Program hosted by both Tremonton and Garland Public Libraries. This year’s program has a music theme called “Libraries Rock” Participants of all ages get the chance to earn prizes when they read from June 4 through July 30. Stretch your reading muscles and reach your goal! To celebrate the start of the summer reading program, we throw an annual kickoff party with lots of fun activities, last minute program registrations and a Movie in the Park.

Ages

Day

Date

Time

Cost

Location

Sponsor

Family

Friday

June 4

4 pm

Free

Shuman Park

Tremonton & Garland Libraries

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Suicide Prevention Walk “Everyone Plays a Role in Suicide Prevention” Suicide is a leading cause of preventable death in Utah and takes lives without regard to age, income, race, or gender. The Utah Suicide Prevention Coalition is a public-private partnership of community members, suicide survivors, service providers, researchers, and others dedicated to saving lives and advancing suicide prevention efforts in Utah. Join us and walk to give your support with other community members who care.

If you are in need of help or someone to talk to, Please call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline @ 1-800-273-TALK (8255) to talk to a skilled, trained crisis worker in a Utah crisis center.

Ages Day

Date

Time

Fee

Location

Sponsor

All

July 13

Walk @ 8 pm

FREE

Stevens Park

Utah Suicide Prevention Coalition

Friday

Summer Scorcher Indoor Pickleball Tournament Pickleball continues as the fastest growing sport in America and is taking over the Tremonton Area. As part of our City Days Celebration, Tremonton Recreation brings you the 2nd annual Summer Scorcher pickleball tournament. This is a skills division tournament so you can be part of a men’s, women’s, or mixed team. There are two divisions, 2.5 – 3.0 and 3.5 – 4.0.

Visit tremontoncity.org to register online.

Ages Divisions All 2.5-3.0, 3.5-4.0

Day Date Wednes- July 18 day

Fee $20/team

Deadline July 13

Location Box Elder Fairgrounds

City Days Mens Softball Tournament & Home Run Derby Come celebrate with us during our city celebration with family activities all day long. Win some awesome prizes at our home run derby, limited to 40 participants, sponsored by the Box Elder County Chamber of Commerce. Our Men’s tournament is always a blast with some great competition. Double Elimination/Double Elimination Drop Down, 3GG. Visit tremontoncity.org to register online.

Ages Divisions 16+ D & E

Day Fri/Sat

Date July 20-21

Fee $150

Deadline July 13

Location Stevens and North Park

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Community Dinner – Great American Cookout

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Come join together and Unite as a community during our City Days Celebration. Enjoy good food, great friends, music, activities and loads of fun. This year we will be having a Great American Cookout with the classic hamburgers and hot dogs. Bring your lawn chairs and blankets to stay after dinner for our annual movie in the park.

Ages All

Day Friday

Date July 20

Time 5 pm

Fee $1 hotdogs, $2 hamburgers

Location Shuman Park

Battle of the Barbecue - BBQ Contest Join us to see who has the best backyard ribs, chicken, and BBQ in the Bear River Valley. Each entrée will be judged by community members based on accepted BBQ competition standards. Pre-Registration is required and will continue through July 13th on Tremontoncity.org Ages Day 16+ Saturday

Date July 21

Time All Day

Fee Free

Deadline July 13

Location Shuman Park

Tremonton City Days – City Celebration Tremonton City Days should always be marked as a must attend event for anyone in the Bear River Valley.

With Eporting Events, BBQ Contest, Family Games, Community Dinner, Food Vendors, Pageants, Vendor Booths, Music and Much More. This year’s theme will be “America” and so to keep with this theme, we have upped our budget, hired a professional pyrotechnic company and partnered with “The Ranch” radio station to truly make this year’s Firework Show the best in Box Elder County. Visit our webpage Tremontoncity.org for more information including registrations, applications, a full list of events and times, and to see our wonderful sponsors.

Ages All

Day Fri/Sat

Date July 20-21

Time All Day

Fee FREE

Location Shuman Park

Back to School Bash Softball Tournament 14U/16U Girls Softball Tournament. This is the first tournament many teams join after forming their new team to compare against the new competition. Visit Tremontoncity.org for more information and to register online.

Ages 14U, 16U

Day Fri/Sat

Date Aug. 24-25

Deadline Aug 10.

Fee $375

Location Area Ball Diamonds

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CAMPS & CLASSES

Summer Camps Tanglewood Summer Camps Tanglewood Studios and Tremonton Recreation as partnered together the last several years to provide some awesome classes at a discounted price in town to allow youth and adults to try different activities before getting into a bigger commitment.

These classes have included Mommy and Me Gymnastics, Tumbling, several types of Dance, Cheer, Color Guard, and several types of Music for the whole family.

Watch for more information on this camp and the classes offered in it.

Crafts Tatting Club Tatting is a technique for hand crafting a particularly durable lace from a series of knows and loops. Tatting can be used to make lace edging as well as doilies, collars, accessories such as earrings and necklaces, and other decorative pieces.

Age

Day

Time

Fee

Location

Adults

Tuesdays

12:00 pm

FREE

Senior Center

Fun Fall Craft Come to the library and create, take and make, a fun fall craft!

Age Children

Dates Sept 24 - 29

Time All Day

Fee FREE

Location Tremonton Library

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Adult Halloween Craft Age Day Date Time Adult Saturday Sept. 8 4 PM *Sign-ups at the Tremonton Library open Aug. 13 – Sept. 3

Fee TBD

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Location Senior Center

Kids Halloween Craft Bring all your little goblins and witches to the library to make or take and make fun Halloween themed crafts!

Age Children

Dates Oct 15 - 20

Time All Day

Fee FREE

Location Tremonton Library

Classes Cooking Classses Tremonton Library hosts Cooking Classes for Adults at the Senior Center. Advanced signup necessary, Sign up at the Tremonton Library a week in advance of the class.

Age

Class

Day

Date

Time

Fee

Location

Adult

Tamales

Saturday

July 14

4:00 pm

TBD

Senior Center

Adults

Donuts

Saturday

August 11

4:00 pm

$5/ Person

Senior Center

Family

Sugar Cookies

Saturday

October 13

4:00 pm

$5/ Family of 4

Senior Center

Computer Basics Classes Learning computers and basic internet skills is not only for accessing information. It is the tool now for keeping in touch with family members. There is no need to fear the computer, but basic computer skills are very easy to learn – more so today when everything is designed to be user-friendly and visually accessible.

Age

Day

Time

Fee

Location

Adults, Seniors

Tuesdays

9:00 am – 11:oo am

Free

Senior Center

Adults, Seniors

Wednesdays

9:00 am – 11:oo am

Free

Senior Center

Adults, Seniors

Thursdays

9:00 am – 11:oo am

Free

Senior Center

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Community Classes Families Talking Together

Many parents/guardians feel embarrassed or nervous talking about sensitive topics such as sexual activity and substance use. More often than not, parents/guardians want to have these conversations, but find it difficult to get started. Families Talking Together (FTT) is a program designed to increase parent/guardian confidence in having difficult conversations with their teenager.

Who Parents/Guardians

Day Last Wednesday of month

Time 6:00 – 8:00 pm

Location Rotates Brigham/ Tremonton

Contact Jordan Miller.

Bear River Health Dept. *To get more information about FTT call the Bear River Health Department at 435-792-6500 and ask for Jordan Miller. Register at brhd.org.

First Aid/CPR Classes

Did you know the chance of survival falls 10% for every minute a person goes without CPR? Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) can help save lives. In 2016 cardiovascular disease accounted for more than 900,000 deaths, including nearly 500,000 due to heart attack, according to the American Heart Association. About two-thirds of deaths from heart attacks occur before the victim reaches the hospital. This is where you are of most value. Many deaths can be prevented if someone trained in CPR provides prompt, life-saving measures until trained professionals take over. You can make a difference!

Who Day/ Time Adults By Appointment

Location Tremonton Fire Dept.

CERT Classes

Cost $15/

Contact Colette Anderson: Tremonton Fire/EMS

Class

Call 435-279-0997 to make appointment

The Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) program educates volunteers about disaster preparedness for the hazards that may impact their area and trains them in basic disaster response skills, such as fire safety, light search and rescue, team organization, and disaster medical operations. This spring the CERT team was deployed to help with the flood that hit our community.

For more information on the Tremonton City CERT 4-week program or to register for the next available class, please contact Jim Hess to reserve your spot. Class size is limited.

Who Adults

Day/ Time

By Appointment

Location Tremonton Fire Dept.

Cost FREE

Contact Jim Hess (435) 452-1070 jhess@tremontoncity.com

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Healthy Living Series The Bear River Hospital 2018 Healthy Living Series is a monthly educational event designed to help provide people with information to live the healthiest life possible. Each month professionals from local health centers and community agencies join us to share information on topics ranging from healthy exercise to mental wellness.

Topics for the rest of the year include: Who Adults

Day/ Time 3rd Thurs. @ 6:30pm Activity

April 19

Steps to a Lifetime of Living Well

May 17

Healthy Mom and Baby = Happy Mom and Baby Men’s Health Sports Injuries and Concussions: Get Off the Bench and Back in the Game Mindfulness Matters

July 19 Aug 16 Sept 20

Oct 18 Nov 13-16 Dec 20

Leader

For Your Complete

Designing & Printing Needs!

Location Cost BRV Hospital FREE

Date

June 27

Contact the

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Suicide Prevention Town Hall Meeting, Featuring motivational speaker Kevin Hines Hosted at Bear River High School auditorium Mammography: Do What’s Best for your Breasts Join us at the annual Jubilee of Trees At the Box Elder County Fairgrounds Overcoming Adversity and Disappointment

Business Cards

Envelopes

Invoices

Business Cards Pamphlets Laminating • Copies Faxing • Letterhead Booklets • Envelopes Newsletters • Stationary Pre-Printed Statements Pre-Printed Invoices NCR Invoices All Sized Posters

Posters

the Leader

(435) 257-5182 • 119 2 East Main • Tremonton www.tremontonleader.com

Mother and Son

BALL Friday, May 4

A Mother and Son dance for all ages Live DJ, dessert buffet, and commemorative photo.

Mother figures welcomed. Best dress attire.

Tickets: $20 per Couple / $5 per additional son Purchase tickets online @ tremontoncity.org or at the tremonton city office.

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Library Activities

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Story Hour

Help your child to love reading. Story hour can set the tone for a child’s educational experience, and even inspire positive lifelong attitudes about learning.

Age Children

Day Time Every Friday 10:00 am

Fee FREE

Location Tremonton Library

Teens “After Hours” BEAR RIVER VALLEY

LIBRARY CONSORTIUM All Box Elder County Residents or people owning property in Box Elder may receive a Bear River Valley Consortium card free of charge. The card will be valid at both the Tremonton and Garland Library.

Tremonton City Library

210 North Tremont Street (435) 257-9525 HOURS: Mon. – Thurs. 1-8 p.m.

Fri. 10 a.m. - 7 p.m.

Sat. 9 a.m. – 3 p.m.

Are you interested in planning or deciding what to do for our “Teen After Hours” activities? Join the Tremonton Library Teen Board. Board Members are between age 12-18 and get hands-on experience useful for resumes. If interested come to Library for an application. Get leadership experience and help plan Teen Activities.

Teen “After Hours” Activities are Free for teens 12-18 years old and happen every 3rd Friday of the month 6:30pm @ the Tremonton Library. Each Month will have a different theme. Come hang out at the library after it is closed.

Date

Activity

April

No After Hours: Join us at Family Game Night

May 4

Star Wars Party: May the Fourth Be With You! Fans unite to celebrate Star Wars! Have fun playing Star Wars games and activities.

Refreshments will be provided and costumes are welcomed!

June

No After Hours: Join us at the Summer Reading Kickoff Party

July 13

Water Fun: Cool off from the summer heat with some water games!

Aug 17

(Closed on last Thursday of the month)

Garland Public Library 86 W Factory St (435) 257-3117

HOURS: Mon. & Sat. 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.

Tues. – Thurs. 1-7 p.m.

Fri. 1–6 p.m.

Sept 21

(closed 1st business day of month)

Oct 19

Play with squirt guns, water balloons, and other water games. Refreshments will be provided.

Teen Library Con: What better way to end a great summer than with a Library-Con! Fans (12-23) of Anime, Comics, Manga, Harry Potter, Star Wars and more can join us for a number of fun activities and games. Dress up in your favorite cosplay and be a part of our Cosplay Costume Contest. Prizes will be awarded and refreshments provided!

Movie Night: Are you a teen (12-18) who thinks they know what makes a good video? Or just enjoying watching movies? Then this is perfect for you! Come join us for a night of short films and videos and cast your vote for the best! Refreshments will be provided.

Cooking Fun: Teens (12-18) are invited to come learn how to make some yummy snacks! Make them with us and then take them home to share (or eat it all yourself, we don’t mind).

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Family Game Night Fun for the entire Family. Enjoy a fun evening eating pizza and playing board games. We will also have Bingo with Prizes.

Day April 14

Time 5 PM

Fee Location $5 Family of 4. $1 additional members Senior Center

*Sign-ups@ Library starting March 14. Must be signed up and money paid to attend.

Children’s Book Week Come to the library and participate in fun make and take bookmark crafts, and contests for the kids all week.

Age Children

Dates April 30th- May 6th

Time All Day

Fee FREE

Location Tremonton Library

May the 4th be with you!

Come unleash the force from within. Join us at the Tremonton City Library, Star Wars themed crafts and activities that will be available all-day long.

Age Families

Day Friday

Date May 4th

Time All Day

Fee FREE

Location Tremonton Library

Summer Reading Kickoff Party This fun family event kicks off our Summer Reading Program. This year’s theme is “Libraries Rock.” Come join us for fun music and movement activities, sign-up for the summer reading program, and play together at this fun family event.

Age Families

Day Friday

Date June 4th

Time

5-7 pm

Fee FREE

Location Tremonton Library

Summer Reading Program People of all ages from infants to grand-parents sign -up to participate in our summer reading program. Participants will have the chance to earn scratch cards and win a number of great prizes. A grand prize winner will be chosen for each age group at the end of the program for those participating and accomplishing their goals. The program begins on June 4th with our Summer Kick-off Party.

Age Families

Sign ups

Program Dates

April 30 - June 18

June 4- July 28

Fee FREE

Location Tremonton Library

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Come to the library to sign up and choose a book before July 9th. Then on the 20th, there will be a craft activity, treat, and book discussion given on the book.

Age Families

Dates July 9th- 20th

Party Day July 20th @ City Days

Fee FREE

Location Tremonton Library

Harry Potter Birthday Party Join us in celebrating this popular storybook character’s birthday! Make fun Harry Potter Crafts participate in fun book themed activities and create some memory magic of your own.

Age Families

Day Tuesday

Date July 31st

Time 10 am - Noon

Fee FREE

Location Tremonton Library

International Talk Like A Pirate Day oin us at the library “mi Mateys” for day of pirate fun. Search and find to learn some fun pirate phrases, check out one of our many pirate books, and participate in pirate crafts!

Age Families

Day Wednesday

Date Sept 19

Time All Day

Fee FREE

Location Tremonton Library

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SPORTS MORE THAN AN ATHELETE

Our instructional youth programs encourage fun, personal excellence, and sportsmanship while building our participants into total athletes, strengthening them: mentally, athletically, emotionally and socially. All players will receive equal playing time and be given the opportunity to play different positions. Respect for players, coaches, and officials is required. Registration is now open for the following youth programs.

RECREATIONAL YOUTH SPORTS

offers more than 10 sport programs that included over 2200 youth in the Bear River Valley. If your child loves playing Soccer and Baseball, or if they just want to try out something new like Volleyball, Tennis or Track we have a program for you. If there is a program we are missing that you would like to see offered, let us know.

We are always looking for new programs to add.

For more information or to suggest a program you would like to see offered, visit us at our new website www.Tremontoncity.org or call 435-257-9485

Youth Sports Volleyball Camp

A fun, well-rounded, instructional volleyball training for both girls and boys. Season will start with skill development in a clinic-style format led by experienced coaches, learning the key techniques of passing, hitting, serving, and setting. As these skills are developed, games are utilized to promote each skill in a game environment. Rotations, teamwork, positioning, hustle, communication will be introduced, preparing for lifelong game enjoyment.

Grades 6-12 Grade

Days Tues/Thurs

Time Deadline Starts 6 pm April 6 April 10

Sessions 6

Fee $30

Instructional Baseball Tremonton Recreations instructional leagues focus on what is most important for our smallest athletes. With many programs focusing solely on winning, Tremonton Recreation focuses on teaching FUNdamentals of playing with others, having fun with a new sport, coordination, balance, hand eye coordination, confidence and just playing like a kid.

FUNdamental Baseball: Fun activities will be provided to introduce teamwork, playing well with others, and listening to instructions. Very little emphasis on skills and game play. There will be no organized head-to-head competition.

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Deadline May 1

Start June 5

Sessions 4

Fee $20

Location Stevens Park

Deadline June 15

Start July 3

Sessions 4

Fee $20

Location Stevens Park

July Session Ages Days Time 3-4 Yrs. Tues 10 am or 1 pm *Must turn 4 by Sept 2 2018. Includes Shirt

Itty Bitty T-Ball: This level focuses on introducing the game and basic skills of the game through drills and fun activities. The focus remains on fun for the kids with team organization and basic skills being taught for half the session followed by a game the second half.

Ages 4-5 Yrs.

Days Monday & Wednesday

Time Evenings

Deadline May 1

*Must turn 5 by Sept. 2 2018. Includes Team Shirt and Ball

Start June 4

Weeks 4

Fee $25

Location Stevens Park

Lil’ Cubs T-Ball: The T Ball (no pitching) program is designed to introduce the players to the game and start to develop their basic skills. No score is kept and the primary emphasis is placed on the kids having FUN! All players bat and are in the field every inning. A softer baseball is used to as players gain confidence in their abilities.

Ages 5-6 Yrs.

Days Monday & Wednesday

Time Evenings

Deadline May 1

*Must turn 6 by Sept. 2 2018. Includes Team Shirt and Award

Jr. Bees Softball The Jr. Bee’s program is associated with the Salt Lake Bee’s Professional Baseball Team. By this association we are able to add additional benefits that most programs can’t offer at no additional cost. BRHS is known for its premier softball team year after year. Tremonton Recreation offers softball leagues for our youngest players, helping build the confidence and foundation needed to move to the next level.

Start June 4

Weeks 4

Fee $20

Location Stevens Park

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Pitching Machine Softball Our pitching machine league is the perfect next step advancement in softball. By controlling the pitches with a pitching machine, there is more action at the plate and in the field. Fear of being hit by a pitched ball is diminished. It makes the game safer and improves the playing confidence and ability of all participants.

Current Grade 1-2 Grade Girls

Days Time Tuesday & Thursday Evenings

Deadline May 1

Start June 5

Weeks 4

* Includes Hat, Jersey, Award, SLC Bees Ticket and Professional Player clinic

Fee $25

Location North Park

Fee $35

Location North Park

Developmental Softball

We have revamped our developmental softball league to increase the enjoyment and action in the league. In this recreational yet competitive league, athletes will apply the fundamentals of softball while also being introduced to and developing more advanced skills such as live pitching, base running and stealing, fielding and bunting.

The league will be governed by modified rules that allow for the continued development of basic skills in preparation for advanced leagues.

Current Grade 3-5 Grade Girls

Days Time Tuesday & Thursday Evenings

Deadline May 1

Start June 5

Weeks 4

* Includes Hat, Jersey, Award, SLC Bees Ticket and Professional Player clinic

Prep Softball

Prep leagues are designed to introduce the youth to the rules they will be playing by if they reach high school sports.

Score and standings will be kept in preparation for a post-season tournament where seeding will determine the match-ups. Rules will be very close to middle-school rules, and will be enforced by officials on the field. This prep league is combined and played with Brigham City Recreation Teams if needed.

Current Grade 6-8 Grade Girls

Days Time Deadline Monday/Wednesday Evenings May 1

Start June 5

Games 8+ tourney

Fee $35

* Includes Hat, Jersey, Tournament, SLC Bees Ticket and Professional Player clinic

Location North Park & B. C.

Jr. Bee’s Baseball

The Jr. Bee’s program is associated with the Salt Lake Bee’s Professional Baseball Team. By this association we are able to add additional benefits that most programs can’t offer at no additional cost. BRHS has a dominant baseball team year after year. Tremonton Recreation offers baseball leagues for our youngest players, helping build the confidence and foundation needed to move to the next level.

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Our pitching machine league is the perfect next step advancement in Baseball. We use the famous “Zooka� pitching machine that kids love to hit off of. By controlling the pitches with a pitching machine, there is more action at the plate and in the field. Fear of being hit by a pitched ball is diminished. It makes the game safer and improves the playing confidence and ability of all participants.

Current Grade 1-2 Grade Boys

Days Monday & Wednesday

Time Evenings

Deadline Start May 1 June 4

Weeks 4

* Includes Hat, Jersey, Award, SLC Bees Ticket and Professional Player clinic

Fee $25

Location Stevens Park

Developmental Baseball

In our recreational yet competitive leagues, athletes will apply the fundamentals of Baseball while also being introduced to and developing more advanced skills such as live pitching, base running and stealing, fielding and bunting.

These leagues may be governed by modified rules that allow for the continued development of basic skills in preparation for advanced leagues.

Current Grade 3-4 Grade Boys

Days Monday & Wednesday

Time Evenings

Deadline Start May 1 June 4

Weeks 4

* Includes Hat, Jersey, Award, SLC Bees Ticket and Professional Player clinic

Fee $35

Location Stevens Park

Prep Baseball

Prep leagues are designed to introduce the youth to the rules they will be playing by if they reach high school sports. Score and standings will be kept in preparation for a post-season tournament where seeding will determine the match-ups. Rules will be very close to middle-school rules, and will be enforced by officials on the field.

Current Grade Days Time Deadline Start Games 5-6 Grade Boys Tuesday & Thursday Evenings May 1 June 5 8+ tourney 7-9 Grade Boys Monday/Wednesday Evenings May 1 June 4 8+ tourney * Includes Hat, Jersey, Tournament, SLC Bees Ticket and Professional Player clinic **Player Evaluations: May 16 @ Stevens Park. 5:30: 5-6 Grade; 7:30: 7-9 Grade

Fee $45 $45

Location Stevens Park North Park & B. C.

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Track Red Rockets Track & Field Club

Join us in exploring the fundamentals of track and field. This program is offered to all youth ages 5 - 15; no experience necessary. The skills taught will include jumping, throwing, sprinting, hurdles, and distance running; all participants will have an opportunity to compete. There will be competitive meets with other clubs around Northern Utah and District meets. Like “Red Rockets Youth Track Club” on Facebook.

Ages 5-10 yrs.

11-15 Yrs.

Days Time Tue,Wed,Thurs 5:30 pm Tue,Wed,Thurs 6:30 pm

Deadline May 11 May 11

Start May 15 May 15

Fee $45 $45

Location Instructors BRHS Track & Area Meets H.S. Coaches BRHS Track & Area Meets H.S. Coaches

*First Meeting: May 15, Everyone at 6:00 p.m. BRHS Track

Golf

This Class is designed to improve skills in three areas: driving and irons, putting and green skills, and chipping and short game. As the program progresses, it will move into course play, cover rules, scoring, etc. It will end with the B.R. youth tournament which is included! Skyway will have limited clubs to rent, bring your own if you have them.

Ages 8-16 yrs.

Days Time Tue or Weds or Thurs 9 or 10:15 am

Deadline Start June 1 June 5

*Includes instructor lessons, green fees, and driving range. ed.

Fee $50

Location Instructors Skyway Golf Course Golf Pro.

**Register early as participation is limit-

Tennis

Lessons will be taught by the BRHS girl’s tennis team with all proceeds going to support the BRHS girl’s tennis program. There will be six sessions where basic skills and rules will be learned.

Ages 6-8 yrs.

9-12 Yrs.

Days Mon & Wed Mon & Wed

Time 9:30 am 8:30 am

Deadline June 1 June 1

Start June 11 June 11

Fee $40 $40

Location BRHS Tennis Court BRHS Tennis Court

Instructors H.S. Coaches H.S. Coaches

Fall Soccer Itty Bitty Soccer: This level focuses on introducing the game and basic skills of the game through drills and fun activities. The focus remains on fun for the kids with team organization and basic skills being taught for the entire period.

Tremonton Parks & Recreation Spring/Summer Guide Ages Days Time Deadline Start 3-4 yrs.

Tuesday Evenings Aug 1 Sept 4 *Must turn 4 by Sept. 2 2018 **Includes team shirt and Ball

Fee $25

Weeks 4

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Location Stevens Park

Developmental Leagues: In our Developmental Leagues, athletes will apply the fundamentals of Soccer while focusing on the most important aspects of sports: having fun, making friends, building confidence, and gaining life-long love of the sport. These leagues may be governed by modified rules that allow for the continued development of basic skills in preparation for advanced leagues. Score is not kept avoiding the pressure of winning at all cost and promoting good sportsmanship.

Grades Entering K-1 Girls Entering K-1 Boys Entering 2-3 Girls Entering 2-3 Boys Entering 4-5 Coed

Days Wed/Thurs evening and Sat. Morning Wed/Thurs evening and Sat. Morning Wed/Thurs evening and Sat. Morning Wed/Thurs evening and Sat. Morning Wed/Thurs evening and Sat. Morning

Deadline Aug 1

Start Sept 5/6

Fee $20

Weeks 4

Location Meadow Park

Aug 1

Sept 5/6

$20

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Meadow Park

Aug 1

Sept 5/6

$20

4

Stevens Park

Aug 1

Sept 5/6

$20

4

Stevens Park

Aug 1

Sept 5/6

$20

4

Stevens Park

*Provide your own red/white reversible jersey, and shin guards. Includes games and Award.

Prep League:

Prep leagues are designed to introduce the youth to the rules they will be playing by if they reach high school sports.

Score and standings will be kept in preparation for a post-season tournament where seeding will determine the match-ups. Rules will be very close to middle-school rules but may be governed by modified rules when necessary and will be enforced by officials on the field.

Grades Entering 6-8 Coed

Days Wed/Thurs evening and Sat. Morning

Deadline Aug 1

Start Sept 5/6

Fee $20

Weeks Location 4 Stevens Park

*Player Evaluation: Tuesday, August 14, 5:15p.m. @ Stevens Park *Includes post season tournament. **Provide your own red/white reversible jersey, and shin guards.

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Flag Football FUNdamental Football: The perfect time to get introduced to the sport of football with fun activities provided to introduce teamwork, confidence, balance, coordination, hand-eye coordination, playing well with others, and listening to instructions. Very little emphasis on skills and game play. There will be no organized head-to-head competition.

Ages

Days

Time

Deadline

Start

Fee

Weeks

Location

3-4 Yrs

Tues

10 am or 1 pm

Aug 1

Sept 4

$20

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Stevens Park

*Must turn 4 by September 2, 2018. Includes Shirt

Itty Bitty Football: This level focuses on introducing the game and basic skills of the game through drills and fun activities. The focus remains on fun for the kids with team organization and basic skills being taught for the entire period.

Grade

Days

Time

Deadline

Start

Fee

Weeks

Location

Entering K

Monday

Afternoon

Aug. 1

Sept. 10

$30

4

Stevens Park

*Includes shirt and ball

Lil Cubs Flag Football League Introducing your “Lil Cub” to one of America’s favorite sports and teaching them the fundamentals of football such as basic game play, running the ball, defense, passing, catching, and even routes and plays. This 6 week camp is designed to be a fun and instructional focusing on fundamentals followed by a scrimmage each week. Parents are asked to help their child and team during the program each week.

Grade Days Entering 1 & 2 Monday *Includes games and award.

Time Evening

Deadline Aug. 1

Start Sept. 10

Fee $20

Weeks 6

Location Stevens Park

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The youth flag football program offers a non-contact option for participants still interested in playing football with less risk for injury, yet it still requires the same focus and concentration as the tackle game on every play. In this fast paced, exciting game, kids of all sizes are throwing and catching the ball, making interceptions, pulling flags on defense and running for 50-yard touchdowns – all while having a good time, making friends, getting exercise and having fun.

Grade Days Time Entering 3-4 Monday Evening *Includes games and award.

Deadline Aug. 1

Start Sept. 10

Fee $30

Weeks 6

Location Stevens Park

Prep League Score and standings will be kept in preparation for a post-season tournament where seeding will determine the match-ups.

Grade Days Time Deadline Start Entering 5-7 Monday Evening Aug. 1 Sept. 10 *Player Evaluation: Aug. 13, 5:15 pm @ Stevens Park *Includes games and Post Season Tournament.

Fee $30

Weeks 6

Location Stevens Park

Adult Sports The adult sports program offers men and women an opportunity to participate in organized leagues in a recreational setting. Registration is accepted not only on a “team basis”, but also as a free agent or individual for a team. Tremonton Recreation also seeks to uphold the highest spirit of sportsmanship and participation.

Summer Softball Leagues Whether you want to “Be All You Used To Be” or just come out for the fun and exercise, Tremonton Recreation offers ways for anyone to participate in “America’s Favorite Pastime”. We offer slow pitch softball programs for adults and teens 16 and over with parent’s permission.

League Coed Women’s Men’s

Days Tuesday Evenings Wednesday Evenings Thursday Evenings

Deadline May 11 May 11 May 11

Start May 22 May 23 May 24

Fee $325/team or $33 free agent $325/team or $33 free agent $325/team or $33 free agent

Managers Meeting: May 17, 5:30 pm at Recreation Office.

Games 8+ double 8+ double 8+ double

Location Stevens Park Stevens Park Stevens Park

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Pickleball Join the hottest sport sweeping the nation. Part tennis, part Ping Pong and a whole lot of fun on a badminton court. It is great for racket sport enthusiasts, but limits the amount of required mobility to play the game. For both the young and Young at Heart for all to help stay in shape. Very easy to learn and safe to play.

Equipment available for rent at the Tremonton City Office.

Courts painted on the city tennis courts.

Look for upcoming summer leagues and tournaments.

Fall Pickleball Round Robin Leagues

A paddle sport created for all ages 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. A perfect way to exercise for those with limited mobility making it a multi-generational sport.

League Beginner Intermediate

Day Monday Monday

Time 5:30 pm 7:00 pm

Deadline Sept 28 Sept 28

Start Oct 1 Oct 1

Fee $15 $15

Weeks 6 6

Location Fairgrounds Fairgrounds

Fall Softball – Tournament leagues Put your team in our fun tournament league. Teams get placed into bracket through a blind draw and play out until there is only one team left. Win to stay in but just being out and playing is the key to the fun.

League Coed Men’s

Days Wednesday Evenings Thursday Evenings

Deadline Aug 17 Aug 17

Start Aug 29 Aug 30

Fee $125/team or $13 free agent $125/team or $13 free agent

Managers Meeting: Aug 21, 5:30 pm at Recreation Office.

Games 3GG 3GG

Location Stevens Park Stevens Park

City Days Celebration July 20-22, 2018

Tremonton Parks and Recreation presents:

Tremonton City Days Celebration Featuring the Snow College CME in Concert!

July 20 - 6pm July 20 - 9pm July 21 - 9am July 21 - 8pm July 21 - 10pm

Community Dinner Movie in the Park Stage events, food booths, vendors Live Concert Fireworks Synced with Music from 104.9 “The Ranch�

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SENIOR CENTER

Senior Center Activities Arthritis Exercise

An arthritis exercise regimen may be the last thing on your mind when you are tired and your joints ache, but it may be just what you need to ease pain and improve your energy level.

Age Seniors

Days Every Monday, Wednesday, Friday

Time 9:30– 10:30 am

Fee FREE

Location Senior Center

Zumba Gold (scaled down for seniors) Active older adults who are looking for BEAR RIVER a modified Zumba class that recreVALLEY ates the original SENIOR CENTER moves you love at a 510 West 1000 North lower-intensity. The Tremonton, Utah 84337 design of the class (435) 257-9455 introduces easyThe BRV Senior Center is a vital to-follow Zumba part of our community. As the choreography that focuses on balance, range of motion and coordination. Come senior population increases in ready to sweat, and prepare to leave empowered and feeling strong. numbers as well as in diversity, senior centers continue to Age Days Time Fee Location grow, adapt, and change to Every Tuesday 9:30 – 10:15 am FREE Senior Center stay in step. We offer the Seniors and Thursday following services to help older adults maintain their independence as active participants in our community: - Meals at the Center - Education and Training Blood pressure is important because the higher your blood pressure is, the higher - Health Insurance Counseling your risk of health problems. The good news is that there are many ways in which - Home Delivered Meals you can lower your blood pressure and put less strain on your arteries and heart.

- Physical Fitness & Exercise - Recreation Make sure to get checked regularly.

Blood Pressure

For more information and to see the calander of events and monthly news letter, Visit us @ Tremontoncity.org

Age Seniors

Day 1st & 3rd Tuesdays

Time 11:00 am

Fee Free

Location Senior Center

Sponsor BRV Hospital Volunteers

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Not much can equal the excitement of being 2 numbers away from calling bingo. And that excitement continues to grow with each number that is called. Join us for some fun, exciting time.

Age Seniors Seniors

Day 1st Wednesday 2nd Wednesday

Time 12:30 pm 12:30 pm

Fee FREE FREE

Location Senior Center Senior Center

Sponsor Symbii Integrity

Free Lunch Day We have some great members of the community that are here to serve you. Thank you to our sponsors as the offer us Free Lunch Days.

Age Seniors Seniors

Day 2nd Wednesday 3rd Thursday

Time 12:00 pm 12:00 pm

Fee Free Free

Location Senior Center Senior Center

Sponsor Bear River Valley Care Center RUDD Funeral Home

Movie Day Come over and watch some of our favorite movies once a month at the senior center. Movies, in house, in the multi-purpose room. Includes water and popcorn.

Age Seniors

Day See our Calendar

Time 12:30 pm

Fee Free

Location Senior Center

Card Making Join us for fun card making and crafts in the Craft Room.

Age Seniors

Day 3rd Wednesday

Time 10:00 am

Fee $.25 per craft up to 4

Location Senior Center

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Foot Clinic By appointment only. Pedicure and care for feet, (application of lotion) including nails clipped by registered RN. Age Seniors Seniors

Day 2nd Wednesday 3rd Wednesday

Time

By Appointment

By Appointment

Fee $10 $10

Location Senior Center Senior Center

Sponsor Integrity Home Health Integrity Home Health

Best Hat Contest Wear your best and favorite hat for a friendly little contest during lunch for your shot at winning a special little Prize!

Age Seniors

Day Friday

Date May 11

Time Noon

Location Senior Center

Game Day at the Salt Lake Bees Take me our to the Ball Game, Take me out to the Crowd! The Salt Lake Bee’s are the Anaheim Angles affiliates and are taking on the Round Rock Express of Texas at Smiths Ball Park in Salt Lake.

Age Day Date Time Fee Location Seniors Thursday June 7 12:05 $6 Senior Center *Bus departs at 10 am. Cost includes Transportation. Don’t forget extra spending money to bring home extra goodies.

Pioneer Heritage Tour Elma Atkin will lead us on a tour of the DUP pioneer cabin in cache valley plus a special stop at Caspers Ice Cream on the way home.

Age Day Date Time Fee Location Seniors Tuesday June 12 12:45 $3 Senior Center *Bus departs at 12:45 Cost includes Transportation. Don’t forget extra spending money to bring home extra goodies.

Best Tie/Scarf Contest Wear your best and favorite tie or scarf for a friendly little contest during lunch for your shot at winning a special little Prize!

Age

Day

Date

Time

Location

Seniors

Friday

June 15

Noon

Senior Center

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Come enjoy good company, games, prizes & pictures followed by our Fried Chicken and Potato Salad Picnic at noon.

Age Seniors

Day Thursday

Date June 21

Time Noon

Fee $3

Location Senior Center

Bear Lake Adventure The Bear Lake Valley is a beautiful rural, historical and recreational paradise! Bear Lake is a large scenic lake often called “Caribbean of the Rockies” for its intense turquoise blue water. Yet it is just as well known for the Famous Raspberry Shake. Join us to and enjoy both as we make a day trip to this gem in Northern Utah.

Age Day Date Time Fee Location Seniors Tuesday July 17 10 am $6 Senior Center *Bus Departs at 10 am. Cost includes transportation. Don’t forget extra money for shakes, lunch and other goodies.

Signups available for sack lunches from the senior center for $3.

County Fair Skip the parking mess and ride over with us to the Box Elder County Fair. Bring comfy shoes and be ready to have fun with local friends and good entertainment. We will be there a few hours then bring you back to the center.

Age Seniors

Day Thursday

Date August 23

Time 1 pm

Fee Free

Location Senior Center

Fall Foliage-Leaf tour Mother Nature puts on a spectacular show every fall, when forests burst into red, orange, and yellow hues. That makes autumn the perfect season to explore nearby canyons to see the beauty in the world around us.

Before we head up the Canyon we will stop by Chuck-A-Rama for lunch.

Age Day Date Time Fee Seniors Tuesday September 25 11 am $6 *Cost includes transportation. Bring money for lunch at Chuck-A-Rama.

Location Senior Center

Logan Tabernacle Summer Concert Series The Summer Concert Series schedule has not yet been announced. Check our newsletter often to stay up to date on concert event dates. The Concert series usually starts in May and continues through August. Outstanding performers have always been showcased.

Concerts have been at noon. Cost of $6.00 to ride over.

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Information and Policies General Information Good sportsmanship and respect are mandatory in all programs, Participants, coaches, spectators, etc. may be ejected at any time without prior warning if deemed necessary. Harassment of officials, umpires, scorekeepers, supervisors or staff is not tolerated.

The use of alcohol or tobacco while participating in Tremonton Recreation programs is not allowed Teams are organized based on the number of players registered at Registration Deadline. Siblings in the same leagues will be placed together on a team. No other special requests for teams and players will be guaranteed. In non-tournament leagues, players are placed on teams based on their physical address and split as equal as possible depending on grade, gender and the number of coaches in their area. In tournament leagues, players are split into teams as equal as possible by results of evaluations of each participant’s skill level preformed by the coaches at tryouts. It is important all players attend Player Evaluations to ensure teams are divided fairly! All players registered at the registration deadline will be on a team. All late registrations will be randomly placed on a team by the parks and recreation staff until the league is full.

Youth must enroll in their current grade or age in youth programs. Enrolling in a higher or lower division will not be allowed. Participants must be at least 16 years old to participate in Adult Programs. Any person under 18 playing in an Adult Sports program must have parent’s signature and permission.

All participants are highly encouraged to have their own insurance policy. Tremonton City is not responsible for any injuries that occur during our programs.

All fields used for private use need to be scheduled through Tremonton city and all fees need to be paid in advance. Any concert or special event must be cleared through the city council before the stage or park will be considered reserved. No outside work may be preformed on ball diamonds or parks (hand rakes are allowed). The use of bounce houses, trampolines or other such devices is not allowed in city parks.

Tremonton Recreation is the final authority in all situations and circumstances.

HOLIDAY CLOSURES Tremonton City Office is open from 9 am to 5 pm on all business days and will be closed for business on holidays and weekends. Sporting Events, Classes, Camps, and Community Events may still fall on a holiday if necessary.

CHANGES & ERRORS We strive to produce the most accurate guide possible. However, some program information may have changed after this guide has gone to print.

We apologize for any errors in the brochure and encourage you to visit www.tremontoncity.org for the most up-to-date information as possible.

We’re always interested in knowing how we can make this publication better. If you have comments or questions, contact Zach LeFevre, 435-2579487 or zlefevre@tremontoncity.com PHOTOGRAPHS The Tremonton City takes videotape or photographs of people enjoying our parks or facilities. Photographs may be used for promotional purposes and are used at the discretion of and become the property of the Tremonton City. Should you not want photographs of your child utilized for publications, please let our staff or your instructor know. Got a good photo? We are looking for photos of recreation programs and participants for future guides. If you have photos that you would like to share with us, please e-mail them to zlefevre@tremontoncity.com. A photo credit will be given, so be sure to include your name and/or business. #Tremonton #Tremontonrecreation EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES Visit www.tremontoncity.org for detailed info on available positions to join the Tremonton City team. If you are an independent contractor interested in offering a class, call to inquire for a program proposal packet. Visit our website or call 435-257-9486. Applications are available at the Tremonton City Office for Umpires/Referees, Site supervisors, Scorekeepers.

INCLEMENT WEATHER The safety of program participants is a prime consideration when determining if programs should be cancelled due to inclement weather. Please call the Rainout Hotline, 435-257-9489 after 4 p.m. to verify status of afternoon, evening or weekend activities.

CREDITS Cover: Recreation Staff; Editor: Zach LeFevre; Design & Layout: Tremonton Leader. Pictures: McFarlane Photography ADVERTISING Community business advertising is provided to offset the publishing costs of this brochure. The Tremonton City does not sponsor or endorse the activity and/or information contained in community ads. If your business is interested in placing an ad, please contact Tremonton Leader 435-2575182 Registration Policies Advance registration and payment is required. Please register early; classes will be canceled 2 days before the start date if registration is insufficient. Fees include state and local sales tax, where applicable. All activities, dates and fees are subject to change. Participation is voluntary and participants agree to assume responsibility for any injury or damage to person or property. A registration form must be completely filled out and signed by a custodial parent or legal guardian for each participant under 18 years old.

LATE FEE & POLICIES PAYMENT Class registration is available with cash, check or credit card. A $5 fee will be assessed for all late registrations for youth programs. A $25 fee will be assessed for all late registrations for Adult Programs. Late registrations will be accepted on a first come, space-availability basis. When teams are established, individuals who register late will be placed on a waiting list and added to rosters based on availability. Returned checks are assessed a $25 fee.

REFUNDS Cancelled Program: If a program is cancelled by the Parks & Recreation Department, the registrant will receive a full refund. Refund Requests: Refund requests may be made to the department by phone or in person, stating the reason for the request. All participant refund requests are assessed a $5 administrative fee per registration. A full refund will be offered while the program registration period is still open. A 50% refund will be offered after registration has closed until the start of the program. After the program has begun, no refund will be offered