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Tremonton Parks & Recreation Summer/Fall Guide
Tremonton Parks and Recreation Calendar Summer/Fall 2017
April
10 – Youth Volleyball Deadline 15 – Easter Egg Hunt 21/22 – Bear River Classic Girls Softball Tournament 28 – Arbor Day
May
1 – Youth Base/Soft/T-ball Deadline 10 – Concealed Carry Class 12 – Adult Summer Softball Deadline 13 – Fire Department Steak Fry 14 – Mother’s Day 15 – Youth Track & Field Deadline 19 – 5th/6th Grade Boys Baseball Draft 5 p.m. 7th/9th Grade Boys Baseball Draft 7 p.m. 29 – Memorial Day Commemoration 9 a.m.
June
1 – Robotics Camp Deadline 1 – Youth Bowling Deadline 1 – Youth Golf Deadline 2 – Movie in the Park/Summer Reading Kick Off Party 3 – Don’t tell the Fuzz car show and cruise 5 – Youth Tennis Deadline 18 – Fathers Day 23/24 – Summer Solstice Coed Softball Tournament
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July
1 – Dance/Tumbling/Music/Karate classes Deadline 4 - Independence Day 14 – Suicide Prevention Walk 15 – Splat & Chat Art Class 21 – Community Dinner 21/22 – Tremonton City Days 24 – Pioneer Day 31 – Harry Potter Party
August
1 – Fall Soccer Deadline 1 – Youth Flag Football Deadline 15 – 6th/8th Grade Soccer Draft 5:15 p.m. 18 – Fall Softball Deadline 18/19 & 25/26 – Back to School Bash Girls Softball Tournament 19/26 – County Fair 21 – Solar Eclipse Party
September
4 – Labor day 18 – Punt, Pass and Kick 3:30 p.m.
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
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.
GENERAL INSIDE
Calendar 3 General 4 Phone Numbers 4 Welcome 5 Service Award 6 Parks 7 Events 11 Camps & Classes 16 Sports 20 Senior Center 25 Library 28 Policies 30
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WELCOME CONTACT US
102 South Tremont Street Tremontont, Utah 84337 435-257-9485 Monday - Friday 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. www.tremontoncity.com
Marc Christensen Parks & Rec. Director
mchristensen@tremontoncity.com
Lynn Green Parks Superintendent
lgreen@tremontoncity.com
To the Bear River Valley Community The winter of 2016-17 is one that we will all remember. Snowstorm after snowstorm hit the valley with multiple feet of snow accumulating on our streets, fields, and lawns. It was a total community effort to clear our driveways of the snow just enough to park and drive our vehicles. The kids would walk to the bus stop in what seemed like long snowy hallways down the sidewalks. That is, if they had school. Two days of school were cancelled due to snowy conditions and cold temperatures. Once there was no more place to put snow, the warmer temperatures arrived, and that snow quickly turned into running water. This is when the GREAT community we lived in really shined. People helping people. There was a huge need for thousands of sandbags to be filled and placed in a short amount of time. Pumps were being brought to places that never needed them before. Box Elder County, and all of the municipalities offered facilities and equipment to help control the flows of water. All of our local church groups did what they could to find out who was affected, and sent people and resources to their aid. Individuals offered food and manpower to neighbors, friends and strangers. Even with all of the help, there was millions of dollars in property damage. Our thoughts are with those who were affected, and we would like to thank everyone who helped in any way that they could. We truly do live in a wonderful area where we know our neighbors and we care about each other. As the seasons change, and we are able to get outside and enjoy the spring and summer weather, take a look through this guide and mark your calendars with the programs that you and your family would like to attend. We strive to offer programs and activities for the whole community, whatever age you are. If we aren’t offering a program or event that you would like to see, please contact Marc Christensen at the 435-257-9486 or mchristensen@tremontoncity.com and we can help get new programs offered. We look forward to seeing you in the parks!
Zach LeFevre Recreation Coordinator
zlefevre@tremontoncity.com
Marc Christensen Tremonton Community Services Director
Nicole Johnson Parks & Rec. Secretary njohnson@tremontoncity.com
REGISTRATION www.tremontoncity.org or Tremonton City Office, 102 S. Tremont Street, Tremonton
Get Social with Tremonton Recreation Kirsti Christensen Youth Sports Coordinator recreation@tremontoncity.com
SERVICE AWARD VOLUNTEER SERVICE AWARD Roger Williams Roger has lived in Tremonton for 38 years. He has been married to his wife for forty years and loves spending time with his family. Roger also enjoys working with the youth of the community and said “I love getting to know the kids and getting to teach them about sportsmanship. I try to be a good role model for them so they know that I am there for them as a coach and as a friend.” He also said that he loves to be a part of their lives because he gets to see them grow up and become fine young people. Roger started out coaching his own kids when they were young in basketball and in football. He now coaches his two grandsons in basketball. His oldest Jordon who is 16 and also Tanner who is ten years old. Roger wanted to coach because he said that we enjoys team building and being able to have put some structure in the youths lives. He loves teaching them the basics of sports and also letting them know that they can have fun while they are doing it. “Sports can teach kids a lot of lessons and can carry kids throughout their life.”After fighting cancer two years ago Roger is a big supporter of loving life and living it to the fullest. He loves getting to be a part of the community’s lives and he really enjoys coaching the kids. At the root of it Roger just really hopes that the kids had a good time a learned a little while they were playing. “I hope I have touched their lives by being a good coach and a good role model. I will always remember them and I hope they will remember me.”Thank you Roger! The service you offer and time you give to the youth of this community is noticed and appreciated.
WANT TO VOLUNTEER? 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. Online park reservations begin January 4th for Tremonton residents. Open registration begins January 11, 2016. 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
$30.00
$10.00 $5.00
1 included
Bowery
(15 6-ft tables)
Park Stage Bowery (2 6-ft tables)
Ball Diamond
(Field Prep & Chalk)
$20.00
Shuman Park
Tennis Court Pickleball Equip. Commons Common Area
$20.00 $20.00
Meadow Park $5.00 $10.00
Bowery
(6 12-ft tables)
$5.00
$30.00
1 included
$20.00
Civic Center Commons $5.00 $10.00
Midland Square $10.00
$5.00
*Refundable Securitywill Deposit will apply to security all reservations. of with damage will be levied against Security *Refundable security deposit will apply to all reservations. Cost of damage be levied against deposit Cost posted the city. Deposit posted with the city. will be accessed against the deposit if city staff has to clean up after the event. *City staff to inspect rented facility after the event for cleanliness. A cleanup charge staff to inspect facility afterwill thebe event for cleanliness. A cleanup charge will be accessed *Any concert or special event must be cleared through*City City Council before rented the stage or park considered reserved.
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Riverview Cemetery
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United States National Parks Free Entrance Days April 15-16 April 22-23 August 25 September 30 November 11-12
UTAH Free Fish Day June 10
The one day you don’t need a license to fish in Utah is Saturday, June 10, 2017, which is Free Fishing Day. Everyone in Utah can fish for free that day, but please remember that all of the state’s other fishing laws and rules still apply.
HAPPY FISHING!
The National Park Service just turned 100 years old! Celebrate the start of our second century by visiting a park in 2017. During eight days of the year, all National Park Service sites that charge an entrance fee will offer free admission to everyone.
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EVENTS UNITING THE COMMUNITY
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. Volunteers are needed for every event. Please keep that spirit going. To become an events volunteer or to suggest an event you would like to see or bring in, contact us!
Easter Egg Hunt
Did you know that Tremonton Parks and Recreation host- Tremonton Kiwanis Easter Egg Hunt Saturday 9 am ed over 10 free events for Jeanie Stevens Park. The candy bars and treats are all the community in 2016? Did counted and ready to go. We appreciate all of the local you enjoy our Pioneer Day businesses that helped support us again this year. celebration with the barbe1-12 Saturday April 15 9 am Free Stevens Park cert, magic man show, baby contest, bingo...and movie in the park? Maybe you played in one of the softball tournaments. If you didn’t, we hope 10U/12U/14U USA Softball Sanctioned Girls Softball Tournament. you join us this year. For One of the �irst tournaments of the season and a great way to get more information or to reg- in full swing for summer competition. Visit to register ister for an event, visit us at www.tremontoncity.org 10U,12U,14U
Fri/Sat April 21-22 April 7
$375 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. All
Friday
April 28
3 p.m.
Free
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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.
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Play Unplugged “There’s nothing to do” or ”I’m bored” are common phrases heard during the summer months, and lounging on a sofa or bed playing video games or watching television. Play Unplugged is a sumexploring and going on adventures or trying new
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*Buy tickets at the Fire Station or from any Fire Fighter.
from the elementary school, the Box Elder Cham-
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“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. All Mon. May 29 9 a.m. Free Tremonton Riverview Cemetery
Memorial Day Labor Day
Box Elder County
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Summer in the Park Movie Series
All Saturday June 3 7pm Free Main Street Bruce Jeppesen
*Contact Bruce @ 435-230-4190 with any questions. All
Friday
June 2
Dusk Free
Shuman Park
Tournament -
community for her people, we can all strive to build -
the party to watch Moana as our Movie in the Park.
Visit
to register
16+ Fri/Sat June 23-24
June 16
$200
City parks
Walk
Our Tremonton City Days theme will revolve around a Communi“Everyone Plays a Role in ty Fiesta. “The Book of Life,” based on a Mexican Holiday, is about Manolo, a young man who is torn Suicide is a leading cause and following his heart, embarks on an adventure of preventable death in Utah and takes lives without regard to age, income, race, or gender. face his greatest fears. The Utah Suicide Prevention Coalition is a public-private partnership of community members, All Friday July 21 Dusk Free Shuman Park suicide survivors, service providers, researchers, and others dedicated to saving lives and advancing suicide prevention efforts in Utah. Join us and th walk to give your support with other community members who care. Don’t tell the Fuzz! But 60’s muscle car mania is making Tremonton its home. Hundreds of classic, If you are in need of help or someone to talk to, stock and custom All-American Muscle Cars will be Please call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeon display at Willies auto parts and down Tremonline @ 1-800-273-TALK (8255) to talk to a skilled, trained crisis worker in a Utah crisis center.
6 Mugs & Banana Drag Night
No Awards. Just hanging out and dragging main like we did in the 60’s with real cars and real music.
All
Friday July 14
8 pm
Free
Stevens Park
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City Days Mens Softball Tournament & Home Run Derby Celebrate with us during city celebration. Family Activities all day long. Win prizes at our home run derby, limited to 40 participants. Double Elimination/Double Elimination Drop Down, 3GG. Visit http://tremontoncity.org/community/parks-rec/ softball-tournaments/to register Ages 16+
Day Date Deadline Fee Fri/Sat July 21-22 July 14 $150
FIESTA! 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 years theme is based on the Mexican FIESTA tradition. Stay after dinner for the movie in the park “The Book of Life”.
All
Day
Date
Time Fee Location
Friday July 21 5 pm TBA Shuman Park
Battle of the Barbecue- BBQ Contest Join us to see who has the best backyard ribs, chicken, and BBQ in Bear River. Each entrée will be judged by community members based on accepted BBQ competition standards. Pre-Registration is required and will continue through July 14th. Ages
Day
16+ Friday Park
Date
July 21
Deadline
July 14
Time
BRV Museum Birthday Party
The Bear River Valley Museum will be turning five years old on July 21, 2017. We will be holding an open house at the museum during Tremonton City Days. Make sure to stop by the museum to celebrate with us with some ice-cream and wish us Happy Birthday! Ages
Day
Date
Time
Fee
Location
All Friday July 21 10 a.m. - 2 p.m Free BRV Museum
Location City Parks
Community Dinner - FIESTA
Ages
14
Fee Location
All Day Free Shuman
Tremonton City Days Sporting Events, BBQ Contest, Family Games, Food, Booths, Music and Much More …..And don’t forget the Fireworks! Visit our webpage @ http://tremontoncity.org/ community/parks-rec/community-events/for more information including registrations, a full list of events and times, and to see our wonderful sponsors. Ages
All
Day
Fri/Sat
Date
Time
Fee
Location
July 21-22 All Day Free Shuman Park
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Back to School Bash Softball Tournament 12U/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 http://tremontoncity.org/community/parks-rec/softball-tournaments/to register Ages
Days
12U,14U Fri/Sat 16U Fri/Sat
Date
Aug.18-19 Aug. 25-26
Deadline
Aug. 11 Aug. 11
Fee
$350 $350
Bear river animal Hospital Serving our community for over 49 years
NFL Punt, Pass, & Kick Boys and girls will compete separately against their peers. Winners advance to the Sectional competition held in Tremonton, and compete for a chance to advance to a team final in Denver at a Bronco’s game. Winners of the team final could qualify for a trip to an NFL playoff game to compete to become a National Champion. Many participants from the Tremonton Local competition have advanced to the National Finals, so it can be done. Ages Day Date Time 6-15 Monday Sept. 18 3:30 pm
Fee Location Free Stevens Park
*NO CLEATS or TURF SHOES ALLOWED, BRING PROOF OF AGE! Ages 6-15 as of Dec. 31, 2017
Come in and see us for e all your small and large animal needs!
24 Ho ur Call 4 Emergency 35-257 -7456
390 W. 600 N., Tremonton 435-257-7455
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CAMPS & CLASSES Robotics Camp
Splat and Chat Art Class
During this 3 day class, your child will learn the basics of electronics by building and programming a basic Arduino kit. They will learn through hands on instruction with a professional instructor. Your child will be able to keep the kit, and continue his/her inventions at home. Kids are encouraged to bring their own laptops from home so they will have the information they need to continue learning, programing and experimenting after the camp is over.
Come for a night out and paint a work of art while you chat away and party with your friends. Everyone paints the same picture. Step by step instruction is given and you end up with a beautiful painting. Pre-Register at the Tremonton Library.
“It’s not Rocket Science, but can lead there!”
BR Valley Senior Center-Instructor Chris Rees Ages Days Time Class Fee Rover Kit Fee
10 – Adult Aug. 1 – Aug. 3 1 – 5 pm $30 $50 (required unless you have one from a previous class)
(Ages 10-12 must be accompanied by an adult, adults are encouraged to attend with all children)
Concealed Firearm Permit Class
Ages Day 16+
Saturday
Date
Time
July 15
4 pm
$25
Location
Senior Center
Crafts
Tatting Club Tatting is a technique for handcrafting a particularly durable lace from a series of knots 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
“When the Prey is armed, The Predator is scared!” Adults
Day
Tuesday
This one class qualifies you to apply for the Utah Concealed Firearm Permit and allows you to carry concealed in 35+ states. Students can expect to learn more Needle Club about firearm and self-defense laws than most will learn in a lifetime. Age Day
Time
Fee
12 pm
FREE
Time
Fee
This course will be instructed by Tom Austin
Adults
*Includes class material, passport photo and permit application. Tremonton Residents receive free fingerprinting at the police department. Does not include permit fee.
Fun Fall Craft Day
Ages Date Time Fee Location 20+ on date of class Wed. May. 10 5:30-9:00 pm $50 Public Works Building
Fee
Thursdays 4 – 6 pm
FREE
Location
Tremonton Library
Location
Tremonton Library
Come to the library and create, make and take, a fun fall craft! Age
Dates
Children Sept. 25 - 29
Time
All Day
Fee
FREE
Location
Tremonton Library
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Halloween Craft Day
Bring all your little goblins and witches to the library We will work on basic tumbling skills – forward and backward rolls, handstands ect., also fine and gross motor to make fun Halloween themed crafts! Age
Adults
Day
Date
Friday
Time
Cooking Classes Food Age
Fee
Oct. 20 All Day FREE
Day
Date
Location
Tremonton Library
Time Fee Location
skills, flexibility and strength. Children will work on the skills of taking turns, following instruction and listening. Fun warmups and games too!!
BEC Fairgrounds - Instructor Tanglewood Studios Ages Days Time 3-5 years
Senior Center Start
Tues. & Thurs.
Weeks
Fee
10:00-10:45 a.m.
TBA Adults Thur. May 6 4 pm TBA 3 $45 TBA Adults Thur. June 17 4 pm TBA Senior Center 7/18 Freezer Meals Adults Thur. Aug. 19 4 p TBA Senior Center Sugar cookies Adults Thur. Oct. 28 4 p $5/persom Senior Center This class will be teaching beginning tumbling skills *Find more information and register at the Tremonton City for girls and boys. Working on flexibility, coordination, Library
Beginning Tumbling - 1.0
strength, motor skills, forward and backward tumbling skills. Body awareness and self-accomplishment!!
Computer Classes
BEC Fairgrounds - Instructor Tanglewood Studios Ages Days Time
Computer Basics – Age
Adult Adult Adult
Day
Monday Tuesdays Tuesdays
Time
9 – 11 am 9 – 11 am 6 – 8 pm
Computer help with anything Age Day Time Adult
Wednesdays
Fee
FREE FREE FREE
9 – 11 am
Fee
FREE
Location
Senior Center Senior Center Senior Center
Location
Senior Center
Tumbling
5-7 years
Start 7/18
Tues. & Thurs.
Weeks 3
Fee
11 a.m. - 12 p.m.
$45
Beginning Tumbling - 2.0 Beginning tumbling skills for girls and boys. Forward and backward tumbling, as well as strength, coordination and flexibility - building self-esteem and accomplishment!
BEC Fairgrounds - Instructor Tanglewood Studios Ages Days Time
Mommy and Me Gymnastics
5-7 years
Start
Tues. & Thurs.
Weeks
Fee
12-1:00 p.m.
3 $45 This class is a parent participation class designed to help 7/18 teach listen skills, following directions and lengthening Intermediate Tumbling attention span using fun and basic gymnastics and movement skills. Conditioning and strength while working on intermediate tumbling skills – back and front walkovers, ariels, BEC Fairgrounds - Instructor Tanglewood Studios ect. – must have controlled cartwheels and handstands and a good back bend. Ages Days Time 18 months – 3 Yrs Tues. & Thurs.
Start 7/18
Weeks 3
Fee
$45
9:20 – 10:00 am
BEC Fairgrounds - Instructor Tanglewood Studios Ages Days Time 6-18 years
Start 7/18
Weeks 3
Tues. & Thurs.
Fee
$45
1:00-2:00 p.m.
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Dance
Beginning Dance
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A class for dancers age 5-9 featuring ballet, jazz and tap (shoes are best but not required). These dancers will experience free dance and movement as well as learning This class is a parent participation class designed to help beginning skills and technique in each genre. The art of teach listen skills, following directions and lengthening dance will be taught in a fun filled environment to help attention span using fun and basic dance, gymnastics build self-confidence and body coordination. and movement skills.
Mommy and Me Dance/Gymnastics
BEC Fairgrounds - Instructor Tanglewood Studios Ages Days Time 18 months - 3 years
Start 7/18
Weeks 3
Tues. & Thurs.
Fee
9:20 a.m.-10:00 a.m.
BEC Fairgrounds - Instructor Tanglewood Studios Ages Days Time 5-10 years
Start 7/18
$45
Weeks 3
Tues. & Thurs.
Fee
12:15 p.m. - 1:00 p.m.
$45
Pre-Dance
Cheer
This class is designed for ages 3-5 and will teach basic dance skills in ballet, jazz and tap (shoes are best but not required). Fun movement based games and activities and beginning dance skills will be taught to improve Beginning Cheerleading coordination, flexibility and motor skills. Dancers will ex- A fun-filled class for ages 4-7, teaching the compoperience free dance and movement, center floor, across nents of beginning tumbling, dance, jumps, cheers, and the floor and dance combinations. stunting. This class will also work on strength, flexibility, coordination and motor skills.
BEC Fairgrounds - Instructor Tanglewood Studios Ages Days Time 3-5 years
Start 7/18
Weeks 3
Tues. & Thurs.
Fee
10:45 a.m.-11:30 a.m.
4-9 years old
$45
Start
Coed Hip-Hop Dance
7/18
For boys and girls ages 5-14. This class will teach basic hip hop skills including dance movement, stalls and combinations. A fun filled class designed with coordination, strength and flexibility activities while learning the different styles of hip hop dancing.
BEC Fairgrounds - Instructor Tanglewood Studios Ages Days Time 5 years and older
Tues. & Thurs.
7/18
$45
Start
Weeks 3
Fee
BEC Fairgrounds - Instructor Tanglewood Studios Ages Days Time
11:30 a.m. -12:15 p.m.
Weeks 3
Tues. & Thurs.
Fee
10:00 a.m. to 10:45 a.m.
$45
Color Guard Tall flags! This is an introductive class for girls and boys ages 5-15. This class will include skills using 5-6 foot pole with a flag, fun movement and coordination. Equipment will be provided.
BEC Fairgrounds - Instructor Tanglewood Studios Ages Days Time 5-15 years
Start 7/18
Weeks 3
Tues. & Thurs.
Fee
$45
10:00 a.m. - 10:45 a.m.
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Music
PiYo in the Park
Family Music
PiYo is a fun, challenging class fusing Pilates and Yoga. Bring your yoga mat. Enjoy working your mind and body in a peaceful outdoor setting
This singing based class is for children ages 18 mons – 4 and their parents! We will explore Orff based instruments, movement, musical games, listening skills and more. (Cost is based on a family of one parent/guardian and up to 3 immediate family members)
Shuman Park - Instructor: Results Gym and Fitness Ages Days Time 16 years and older
Start 7/7
Weeks 4
Fridays
Fee
8:45 a.m.
FREE
BEC Fairgrounds - Instructor Tanglewood Studios Ages Days Time 18 months- 4 years Tues. & Thurs.
Start 7/18
Weeks 3
10:00 a.m. - 10:45 a.m.
Fee
$45
Harmony Music A singing based music class that will explore musical games, movement, theory, listening skills and Orff based instruments. This class is designed for ages 5-10 who love to sing and move!
BEC Fairgrounds - Instructor Tanglewood Studios Ages Days Time 5-10 years old
Start 7/18
Weeks 3
Tues. & Thurs.
Fee
10:45 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.
$45
Beginning Group Guitar Ages 8 to adult, must have your own guitar and an instruction manual will be required.
WE DO FOREIGN & DOMESTIC CARS
BEC Fairgrounds - Instructor Tanglewood Studios Ages Days Time Start 7/18
Weeks 3
Tues. & Thurs.
Fee
11:30 a.m. - 12:15 p.m.
$45
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MORE THAN AN ATHLETE
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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.
Youth Sports 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, bowling or track we have a program for you. If there is a program we are missing 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
Volleyball 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. BRHS NAT - Instructor: Past H.S. and Current Club Volleyball Coaches Grades Days Time Deadline Start Weeks Fee 6-12 Grade
Tues.
5:30 – 7 pm
April 10
April 11 6
$30
Baseball/Softball 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. Jeannie Stevens Park - Grass Ages Days Time Deadline Start Weeks Fee 3-4 Yrs
Tues.
1 pm
May 30
*Must turn 4 by Sept 2 2017
June 6
4
$10
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This level focuses on introducing the game and basic The focus remains on fun for the kids with team or-
have learned in previous years to advance their skills
session followed by a game the second half.
more advanced skills such as live pitching, base running
Jeannie Stevens Park - Grass
Ages Days Time Deadline Start Weeks Fee 4-5Yrs Mon/Weds Evening May 1 June 5 4 $20
leagues.
Lil’ Cubs T-Ball:
Grades Days Time Deadline Start Weeks 3-4 Boys Tues/Thurs Evening May 1 June 6 4 4-6 Girls Mon/Wed Evening May 1 June 5 4
*Must turn 5 by Sept 2 2017
Fee $35 $35
The T Ball (no pitching) program is designed to intro- * Registration is based on Current Grade Level. duce the players to the game and start to develop *Boys league includes Membership into the Knottheir basic skills. No score is kept and the primary emphasis is placed on the kids having FUN! All play- hole Club: Baseball Jersey & MLB Team hat, SL Bees game ticket, ID membership discount card, and Professional Player clinic Jeannie Stevens Park - Grass Ages 5-6
Days Time Deadline Start Weeks Fee Mon/Weds Evening May 1 June 5 4 $20
*Must turn 6 by Sept 2 2017
Developmental Machine Pitch:
**Girls league is live coach pitch that will focus on enhancing the fundamentals they have learned in previous years into playing on the softball �ield. ***Provide your own baseball pants.
Tournament 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 prepa-
A pitching machine pitches to the players. By controlling the pitches with a pitching machine, determine the match-ups. Rules will be very close to there is more action at the plate and in the �ield. Fear of being hit by a pitched ball is diminished. It makes the game safer and improves the playing con�idence and ability of all participants. Grades Days Time Deadline Start Weeks Fee Meadow Park Baseball Diamonds
Grades Days Time Deadline Start Weeks Fee 1-2 Boys Mon/Weds Evening May 1 June 5 4 $25 1-3 girls Tues/Thurs Evening May 1 June 6 4 $25
* Registration is based on Current Grade Level.
* Includes hat, Baseball Jersey, award and Professional Player clinic
5-6 Boys Mon/Wed Evening May 1 7-9 Boys Mon/Wed Evening May 1 7-9 Girls Mon/Wed Evening May 1
June 5 June 5 June 5
4 8 8
$45 $45 $45
*Draft: 5th – 6th Friday, May 19, 5:00 p.m. @ Stevens Park
7th – 9th Friday, May 19, 7:00 p.m. @ Stevens Park **Includes Membership into the Knothole Club:
Tremonton Parks & Recreation Summer/Fall Guide Baseball Jersey & MLB Team Hat/Visor, SL Bees game ticket, ID membership discount card, tournament and Professional Player clinic. Provide your own baseball pants.
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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 Red Rockets Track & Field Club limited clubs to rent, bring your own if you have Join us in exploring the fundamentals of track and them. field. This program is offered to all youth ages 5 15; no experience necessary. The skills taught will Skyway Golf Course – Instructor: Golf Pro Devin Kidman include jumping, throwing, sprinting, hurdles, and distance running; all participants will have Ages Days Time an opportunity to compete. There will be com8-16 Yrs Tues. or Weds. or Thurs 9 or 10:15 am petitive meets with other clubs around Northern Deadline Start Weeks Fee Utah and District meets. Like “Red Rockets Youth June 1, June 5,6,7 6 $45 Track Club” on Facebook. *Includes instructor lessons, green fees, and drivBRHS Track – Instructor: Sarah Hurst, Track Coach ing range
Track
Ages Days Time Deadline Start Fee 5-10 yrs Tue,Wed,Thurs 5:30 pm May 15 May 16 $40 11- 15 yrs Tue,Wed,Thurs 6:30 pm May 15 May 16 $40
*First Meeting: May 16, Everyone at 6:00 p.m. BRHS Track
Bowling
Participants will learn how to bowl, keep score, play tournaments, make friends and HAVE FUN. All youth ages 8-18 are invited to participate. Bear River Bowling Center - Instructor: Bowling Center Employees
**Register early as participation is limited.
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. Tremonton City Tennis Courts, or BRHS Tennis Courts Instructor: BRHS Girls Tennis Team
Ages Days Time Deadline Ages Days Time Deadline Start Weeks Fee 6 – 8 Yrs Mon, Wed 9:30 am June 5 8-18 Yrs Tues, Thurs 11 – 12 pm June 1 June 6 4 $40 9-12 Yrs Mon, Wed 8:30 am June 5 ($5 extra for t-shirt)
Start Session Fee June 12 6 $40 June 12 6 $40
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Soccer
Flag Football
Itty Bitty Soccer:
FUNdamental 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.
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-tohead competition.
*Must turn 4 by Sept. 2 2017
*Must turn 4 by September 2, 2017.
Ages Days Time Deadline 3-4 Yrs Tuesdays Evenings Aug 1 *Games held at Stevens Park
Start Weeks Sept 5 4
Fee $20
Developmental Leagues: Grades Days and Times Deadline Start Weeks Fee Location Entering K-1 Girls Wed/Thurs evening and Sat. Morning Aug. 1 Sept 6/7 4 $20 Meadow Park Entering K-1 Boys Wed/Thurs evening and Sat. Morning Aug. 1 Sept 6/7 4 $20 Meadow Park Entering 2-3 Girls Wed/Thurs evening and Sat. Morning Aug. 1 Sept 6/7 4 $20 Stevens Park Entering 2-3 Boys Wed/Thurs evening and Sat. Morning Aug. 1 Sept 6/7 4 $20 Stevens Park Entering 4-5 Coed Wed/Thurs evening and Sat. Morning Aug. 1 Sept 6/7 4 $20 Stevens Park
*Provide your own red/white reversible jersey,
and shin guards.
Tournament League:
Grades Days Time Deadline Start Deadline Start Sessions Fee Entering 6-8 Thurs. evenings and Sat. Mornings Aug. 1 Sept. 7 4 $20 Stevens Park
*Draft: 6th – 8th Grade: Tuesday, August 15, 5:15p.m. @ Stevens Park
**Provide your own red/white reversible jersey,
and shin guards.
Ages Days 3-4 Yrs Tues.
Time Deadline 1 pm Aug. 1
Start Aug. 21
Weeks 4
Fee $10
Ittty 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 Weeks Fee Entering K Monday Evenings Aug. 1 Aug. 21 4 $20
Lil Cubs Football Camp: Entering 1st Grade Boys & Girls 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 Time Deadline Start Weeks Entering 1st Mondays Evening Aug 1 August 21 4
Developmental League:
Fee $20
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
Tremonton Parks & Recreation Summer/Fall Guide 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 Deadline Start Entering 2-4 Mondays Evening Aug 1 August 21
Fee $30
Tournament League Grade Days Time Deadline Entering 5-8 Mondays Evening Aug 1
Start Aug 21
Fee $30
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Fall Softball – Tourny leagues Men’s, Co-Ed Early Registration Deadline: August 18 Cost: $125 per team Managers Mtg: August 22nd 6:00pm at Recreation Office. Format: 55 min games, 3 Game Guarantee Games: Co-ed Wednesday Nights & Men’s Thursday Nights
Adult Sports Summer Softball Leagues Early Registration Deadline: May 12 Cost: $325 per team Managers Mtg: May 18th 5:30 at Recreation Office. Format: 55 min games, 8 regular season games followed by double elimination tournament. Games: Co-ed Tuesday Nights Women’s Wednesday Nights Men’s Thursday Nights
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.
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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, fastpaced, competitive game for experienced players. Perfect way to exercise for those with limited mobility making it a multigenerational sport. Age Day Time Fee Location All Ages
Every Tuesday
8:30 am
$2
Fairgrounds
IHC Blood Pressure Volunteer from the BR Hospital will take your blood pressure for no charge. Age Day Time Fee Location
BEAR RIVER Seniors 1st & 3rd Tuesday Movie Day VALLEY
SENIOR CENTER 510 West 1000 North Tremonton, Utah 84337 (435) 257-9455
The Bear River Valley Senior Center is a vital part of our community. As the senior population increases in numbers, as well as in diversity, senior centers continue to grow, adapt and change to stay in step. We offer the following services to help older adults maintain their independence as active participants in our community: - Meals at the Center - Education and Training - Health Insurance Counseling - Home Delivered Meals - Physical Fitness & Exercise - Recreation
11 - 12
FREE
Senior Center
Movies, in house, in the multi purpose room. Includes water and popcorn. Age Day Time Fee Location Seniors
2nd Thursday
12:30
FREE
Senior Center
Bingo Afternoons filled with the fun and excitement of “BINGO”. Day
Time
1st Wednesdays
Fee
12:30 pm
Location
FREE
Senior Center
Integrity Game Day Sponsored by Integrity Home Care. Fun with games such as Jeopardy and others. Age Day Time Fee Location Seniors
2nd Wednesday
12:30
FREE
Senior Center
Card Making Join us for fun card making in the Craft Room. Age Day Time Fee Location Seniors 3rd Wednesday 10:00
FREE
Senior Center
Foot Clinic
By appointment only. Pedicure and care for feet, (application of lotion) including nails clipped by registered RN. Time Fee Location For more information and to Day
see the calender of events and monthly newsletter, visit us at Tremontoncity.org
3rd Wednesdays
12:30 – 2:30
$10
Senior Center
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Free Lunch Days Come visit us at the senior center for a free lunch provided by local businesses. Age Day Fee Location Seniors 2nd Wednesdays at 12:00
Sponsor
Bear River Valley Care Center Seniors 3rd Thursday at 12:00
Sponsor
FREE
Senior Center
FREE Senior Center
Rudd Funeral Home
Tulip Festival @ Thanksgiving Point
Seniors Tues. April 25 9:00am $25 Senior Center *We will be departing the Senior Center at 9 am. Cost includes admission, travel, and cart rental. Don’t forget extra spending money for lunch and souvenirs.
Pirates of Penzance @ the Utah Festival Opera The pirates are celebrating young Frederic’s comingof-age…but he doesn’t want to be a pirate! Instead, he wants the beautiful maiden Mabel’s hand in marriage and to exterminate his prior piratical patriots. The Pirates of Penzance is comical farce and classical operetta at its finest. Age Day Date Time Fee Location Seniors Wed.
Aug. 9
Registration Deadline
11:00am
$29
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Celebrate the return of spring this April. This event, unique to the region, features over 300,000 spring bulbs inside the 55-acre Ashton Gardens which will inspire you with its array of colors and beauty. The event also features outdoor activities for all ages. Age Day Date Time Fee Location
Home (435) 257-1401 Cell (435) 452-2510 Fax (435) 257-1454 Licensed & Insured General Contracting Window Replacement Concrete Work Remodeling Re-roofing
Senior Center
Matt Ritter General Contractor
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June 30 *We will be departing the Senior Center at 11 am. Show starts at 1pm. Cost includes admission and travel. Bring a sack lunch or sign up and purchase one from the senior center for $3. 815 S. 100 W. Garland, UT 84312
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Deby Fishing Day @ Mountain Summer Picnic Come enjoy good company, games, prizes & pictures Valley Trout Farm followed by our Fried Chicken and Potato Salad Picnic at “Where the Fish are Always Biting!” - Rainbow, Brown, Brook, Tiger, Splake and Blue Rainbow. The appeal of trout is their beauty both in the wild and on the plate ready to eat. Age
Day
Date
Time
Fee
Location
Seniors Tue June 13 TBA $6 Senior Center * No Liscense needed for fishing at this fish farm. Some
poles will be provided. Catch and release preferred but we will have coolers or ice available if you choose to purchase your catch. Cost includes transportation. Call for more information.
Cache Valley Tour
noon. Age tion
Day
Da
te
Seniors Wed. July 19
Time 11 am
$3
Fee
Loca-
Senior Center
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 Day Date Time Fee Location Seniors Thur.
August 24
1 pm
Free
Senior Center
Fall Foliage-Leaf tour
Cache Valley is known world wide for its food industry. Join us for a fun outing as we take a shopping trip to some of our favorite places such as Gossners, Pepperidge Mother Nature puts on a spectacular show every fall, Farm, Caspers ice Cream and lowers foods. when forests burst into red, orange, and yellow hues. Age Day Date Time Fee Location That makes autumn the perfect season to explore nearby Seniors Thur. June 22 1 pm $6 Senior Center canyons to see the beauty in the world around us. *Bus departs at 1pm, Cost includes Transportation. Don’t Age Day Date Time Fee Location forget extra spending money to bring home extra good- Seniors Thur. September 28 TB $6 Senior Center ies. Cooler space will be provided for small quantities. *Cost includes transportation. Bring snacks or a lunch. You may bring your own cooler for larger quantities. Signups available for sack lunches from the 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.
for $3.
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 Age Day Date Time Fee Location Seniors Thur. July 6 10 am $6 Senior Center starts in May and continues through August. Outstanding performers have always been showcased. *Bus Departs at 10 am. Cost includes transportation. Concerts have been at noon. Cost of $6.00 to ride over. Don’t forget extra money for shakes, lunch and other goodies. Signups available for sack lunches from the senior center for $3.
Story Hour
LIBRARY
Story hour can set the tone for a child’s educational experience, and even inspire positive lifelong attitudes about learning. Age Day Time Fee Location Children Every Friday 10 am FREE Tremonton Library
Drawing Night W/ Gary Brantner
Learn to draw with Gary Brantner, our local comic book artist. Age Day Time Fee Location st 16+ 1 Thursday of Month 5 – 7 pm FREE Tremonton Library
BEAR RIVER Family Game Night Fun for the entire Family. Enjoy a fun evening eating pizza VALLEY and playing board games. We will also have Bingo with
LIBRARY CONSORTIUM Prizes. Cost $10.00/Family (4 people)--$1.00 extra for
additional family member. Age Day Date Time Fee Location Family Saturday April 15 6-8 pm $5/Family Senior Center *Sign-ups@ Library starting March 15. Must be signed up and money paid to attend.
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 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. Garland Library.
“May the 4th” be with you!
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. (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. (closed 1st business day of month)
Who Family
Day Thursday
Date May 4
Fee FREE
Location Tremonton Library
Children’s Book Week 2017 Activity
Come in your jammies with your blankets and cozies and join us at the library for a family read-a-thon. Read books together and enjoy a fun reading night. We’ll provide the books and treats just bring your family, find a space, and enjoy some reading fun. Who Day Date Time Fee Location Family Friday May 7 6-8 pm FREE Tremonton Library
After Hours Getting to Know You Party
Come and “Get to know” other Teens in our community! We will meet after hours when the library is closed play games and eat food. No cost! Bring your friends! Who Day Date Time Fee Location Teens Friday May 19 6:30-7:30 pm FREE Tremonton Library
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Summer Reading Kickoff Party International Talk Like a Pirate Day This fun family event kicks off our Summer Reading Program. This year’s theme is “Building a Better Reader.” Come join us for fun constructing/building activites, sign-up for the summer reading kickoff party, and play together at this fun family event. Who Day Date Time Fee Location Family Friday June 2 5-7 pm FREE Tremonton Library
Join 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!
Who Day Date Time Fee Location Children Tuesday Sept. 19 All Day FREE Tremonton Library
Summer Book Camp
Come explore and work on sight reading words, play games, and construct reading skills. Workshop targets preparing these early readers for school in the fall. Presign-up required. Who Date Time Fee Location Children 6-8 July 17 – July 21 10am -12 pm FREE Tremonton Library
Harry Potter 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. Who Day Date Time Fee Location Family Monday July 31 10 am - 12 pm FREE Tremonton Library
Summer Reading Program End
“Build a Better” end of summer by coming and reporting your summer reading goal completion to the librarians at the Tremonton City Library. When you report your reading, you will receive prizes and an invite to the upcoming summer reading end party. Who Date Fee Location Children 0-12 July 31 – Aug. 5 FREE Tremonton Library
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Solar Eclipse Event
Who Day Date Time Fee Location Family Monday Aug. 21 All Day FREE Tremonton Library
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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. 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
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