2015-16 activity guide - City of Richland Center

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Richland Center Parks, Recreation
& Grounds Department
1050 N. Orange Street
Richland Center, WI 53581
(608)647-8108
www.richlandcenter.com
Richland Center Parks, Recreation, & Grounds Department
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721 HWY. 14 EAST, RICHLAND CENTER, WI 53581
608-647-6145
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Office Information
It’s that time of year again, when the leaves
change color, the cold sneaks in and the snow
begins to fall. It’s also a time to enjoy your
recreational needs in a fun and deserving way.
Take in the changing fall foliage in our parks
and when the snow flies, come rent snowshoes
and trek around our scenic trails. If outdoor
activities aren’t what you are looking for, we
have many indoor activities as well. Remember
that every activity you participate in brings
lifetime memories for all.
Check out the brochure on our website
richlandcenter.com, then register for programs
online from the link provided, or go to
activityreg.com
The City of Richland Center’s Parks, Recreation
& Grounds Department is responsible for the
development and operation of recreation programs,
park facilities, the airport and the cemetery,
as well as various City Government properties in
Richland Center.
Shane Stibbe
Parks, Recreation & Grounds Director
If you have questions or concerns please feel free
to contact me at the Parks & Recreation office.
(608) 647-8108 ex. 7
[email protected]
Site Information
Community Center...............................1050 N. Orange
(608)647-8108 ex. 1
Location: Community & Senior Center
1050 N. Orange Street
Hours: Monday - Friday
8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Phone Number: (608) 647- 8108 ex. 1
Fax Number: (608) 647- 8108
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.richlandcenter.com
Facebook:
Richland Center Community & Senior Center
Parks, Recreation, & Grounds Board
Department policies and procedures are governed
by the Richland Center Parks and Grounds Board.
Meetings are held on the second Monday of each
month at 6:00 PM in the Community Center and are
open to the public.
Pat Elliott
President
Jay Mueller
City Council Representative
Robert Bellmann
County Board Representative
Larry Hallett
Member
Kathryn Lewandowski
Member
James Patch
Member
Nancy Kropp
Member
Parks, Recreation, & Grounds Staff
Shane Stibbe
Dave Fry
Pat Bauer
Doug Tyler
Cody Mueller
Cheryl Heffner
Deanna Gochenaur
Jodi Mieden
Parks, Rec & Grounds Director
Parks & Grounds Foreman
Parks and Grounds Maintenance
Senior Coordinator
Recreation Activities Coordinator
Administrative Assistant
Woodman Senior Center......................1050 N. Orange
(608)647-8108 ex. 3
Parks & Grounds Maintenance............1100 N. Jefferson
(608)647-8108 ex. 2
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Dr. Kilian Meyer Building/Ice Rink.........950 N. Orange
(608)647-8108 ex.6
Richland Center City Hall...........................450 S. Main
(608) 647-3466
Register Online: http://www.activityreg.com • 3
DEPARTMENT INFORMATION
Paul and Chris Breininger, Brokers/Owners/Realtors
A Message from Shane
Registration Information
Registration Information..................................................5
Symons Recreation Complex.....................................20-21
Youth Enrichment 1-Day Classes.......................................6
Woodman Senior Center................................................22
Youth Recreation Programs..............................................7
Senior Bus Trip Schedule 2015........................................23
Youth Special Events.........................................................8
Community Center Rental Information..........................24
Youth City Leagues...........................................................9
Brewer Public Library.....................................................25
Spring Events to Look For...............................................10
Shelter, Fields & Picnic Kit Rental Information................26
Registration Form...........................................................11
Playground Safety & 18-Hole Disc Golf Course..............27
Get Your Glow On Registration Form............................13
Park Rules & Regulations................................................28
Adult Recreation & City Leagues.....................................15
Parks Amenities..............................................................29
Richland FIT - Moving Matters Campaign......................16
City of Richland Center Parks Map................................30
Be Active Richland Center Bike Meet-Up Groups...........16
City of Richland Center Trails & Canoe Ports Map..........31
Snowshoe Rentals...........................................................17
Pine River Trails Project..................................................32
Youth Bus Trip Ideas........................................................17
Friends of the Pine River.................................................33
Snowshoe Rental Form..................................................18
Pine River Paddle & Tube...............................................34
Family Ice Rink...............................................................19
Most programs in this brochure are available via online registration.
Online registration begins Friday September 8th.
Register in Person
Register Online
Visit us during office hours,
Monday – Friday, 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
1050 N. Orange Street.
Register by Mail
The City of Richland Center online services are provided
for the convenience of our Parks & Recreation
customers. Customers who make use of our online services
are charged a $3.00 transaction fee, which is used directly
to cover the cost to the City to provide this service.
Send registration forms and fees to:
RC Parks & Rec
450 S. Main Street, Richland Center, WI 53581
STEP 1: Go to www.activityreg.com, select Wisconsin,
select Richland Center
Mail checks payable to:
Richland Center Parks & Recreation.
STEP 2: Go to ACCOUNT and create a new account.
Enter all information, save & continue
Register by Phone/Fax/Email
General Information
Insurance: The Richland Center Parks, Recreation & Grounds Deptartment does NOT provide accident or hospital
insurance for class participants. It is recommended that participants review their personal insurance policies for coverage.
Cancellation Line: In case of weather cancellations, listen to WRCO at 1450 AM or 100.9 FM or call the Community/
Senior Center at 608-647-8108 ex. 4.
Registration will be accepted only with credit card
payment. We accept Mastercard and Visa.
Please complete the registration form.
Call: (608)647-8108 Ex. 1
Fax: (608)647-8108
Email: [email protected]
Photos: The Parks, Recreation & Grounds Department takes pictures of programs. Some of the pictures will be
put into the papers and in future brochures. If you do not want your child’s picture published please let the Recreation
Department know.
WIAA Concussion Policy: As a Parent and Athlete, it is important to recognize the signs, symptoms and behaviors of a
concussion. By signing the registration form you are stating that you understand the importance of recognizing these
signs, symptoms and behaviors of a concussion or head injury and will take the appropriate course of action for the
sake of your child or yourself. More information is available in the office.
STEP 3: Go to REGISTER and select programs you would
like to register for, read and click yes to sign waiver
STEP 4: Add to Cart
STEP 5: Checkout
You should receive a confirmation email that your
registration was successful.
Print a copy as your receipt for your records.
Refunds
We reserve the right to cancel any program due to
insufficient enrollment or facilities. Refunds will NOT be
given for any other reason. In case of serious illness or
injury, program credit or a refund may be given.
Assume you are registered in all the programs you have signed up for.
Please call 608-647-8108 ex. 1 if you have any questions on the status of your registration.
NSF Checks
The Richland Center Parks and Recreation Department will only notify you if there has been a change
in a program, if a program is full or if a program has been cancelled.
All NSF checks will be charged the bank service fee that is
charged to the City of Richland Center.
Please make a copy of your registration form for your records.
Hang on to your guide!
The Park & Recreation Department has a limited amount of program brochures
available for public distribution. If you did not receive a guide in your childs backpack,
they are available at the Brewer Public Library, Symons Recreation Complex, area
banks as well as here in the Community Center. You will only be notified if a class is
cancelled, so assume you are registered and keep this guide for reference throughout
the year. Spring/Summer guides will come out the last few weeks of school.
Thank you!
4 • Register Online: http://www.activityreg.com
Attention Registrants
Participants from the same household may complete one registration form.
We encourage you to register early! In some cases where enrollment is very low, a class may be cancelled.
Participants from different families wishing to register for the same class should send in their individual family
registration forms and payment in one envelope or note this request on the form.
We will try to honor all requests, but there is no guarantee.
Cancel within 5 business days or if we have to cancel a class, you will receive a credit on your account.
Late registrations will not be pro-rated.
REGISTRATION INFORMATION
CONTENTS & GENERAL INFO
Table of Contents
Youth Recreation Programs
Turkey Fun
Ride the Polar Express
Arctic Freeze
Date: Tuesday, October 27
Time: 5:00-6:00 pm
Age: Boys & Girls, 4-10 years old
Cost: $4.00
Location: Community Center Meeting Room
Come make some spooky crafts with us. Come dressed in
your Halloween costumes and play some cooky, spooky
games.
Date: Friday, December 4
Time: 6:00-8:00 pm
Ages: Boys & Girls, 4-10 years old
Cost: $8.00
We will start the evening off with Christmas card making,
then catch a ride on the Polar Express to deliver them to the
nursing home and have cookies and hot chocolate. On the
way back we will ride around town to look at the Christmas
lights. We will finish our ride going through the Rotary
Lights and visiting Santa!
Maximum of 20 tickets on the Polar Express so sign up early!
Sweet Hearts
Dates: Tuesday, February 9
Time: 5:00-6:00 pm
Cost: $4.00
Come make that special someone a Valentine’s Day gift.
Celebrate Valentine’s Day with us making crafts, playing
games and having a sweet snack!
Mickey Mouse
Date: Tuesday, April 12
Time: 5:00-6:00 pm
Cost: $4.00
Mickey, Minnie, Donald & Goofy! Who is your favorite
Disney character? Make crafts and play fun games with
Disney characters! Sign up today for great Disney fun!
Flag Football
Date: Tuesday, November 17
Time: 5:00-6:00 pm
Cost: $4.00
Come trot like a turkey. We will be making Thanksgiving
turkey crafts. Come strut your stuff during turkey games.
Date: Tuesday, January 18
Time: 5:00-6:00 pm
Cost: $4.00
BRRRRRRRRRRRRRR!!! It’s cold outside...so come inside
to warm up! Join us in making some wintery crafts and
playing some great games to keep the winter blues away!
Hop, Hop, Hop
Date: Monday, March 14
Time: 5:00-6:00 pm
Cost: $4.00
Come show us how to hop! We will hop around the
Community Center, hunting for Easter eggs. Make fun
Easter crafts that you can decorate your dinner table with.
Skating Party
Dates: Sunday, January 17 or February 7
Time: 2:00-3:00 pm
Ages: The whole family!
Cost: $4.00
Location: Community Ice Rink
Come out and lace up your skates with your family! There
will be extra staff on hand to help with beginner skaters.
Music, snacks and skating for everyone! Cost includes
skates, snacks and hot chocolate.
Dates: Mondays, September 21-Oct 26
Time: 5:00-6:00 pm
Ages: Boys & Girls, 1st-3rd Grade
Cost: $20.00 (Includes Team T-shirt)
Location: Krouskop Park
This instructional and recreational league focuses on the
fundamental aspects of flag football. The first two weeks
will consist of practice and skill drills, followed by a series
of games. Class runs 6 weeks.
Dates: Tuesdays, September 22 - November 17
Time: 5:00-6:00 pm
Ages: Boys & Girls, 4k - Kindergarten
Cost: $20.00 (Includes T-shirt)
Location: Krouskop Park & Community Center Gym
This program will teach basic fundamental skills for flag
football, soccer, and basketball. Each sport session runs
for 3 weeks, having a total of 9 sessions. Maximum of 20
participants. If class size is larger another class may be added.
Nerf Wars
Dates: Wednesdays, September 23 - October 14
Time: 5:00-6:00 pm
Ages: Boys & Girls Entering Grades 3-8
Cost: $10.00
Location: Community Center Gym
Description: Come to the Community Center and create
obstacles, forts and shields to use in battle. Aim...FIRE!!
**Participants need to bring their own NERF Guns and
safety glasses/goggles. Class runs 4 weeks.
Tennis
Dates: Thursdays, September 17 - October 22
Time: 5:00-6:00 pm
Cost: $15.00
Location: Krouskop Park Tennis Courts
Come learn tennis in a fun and supportive environment!
Basic tennis skills will be taught through a series of games
and drills. Racquets will be provided. Class runs 6 weeks.
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YOUTH RECREATION PROGRAMS
YOUTH ENRICHMENT 1-DAY CLASSES
Youth Enrichment: 1-Day Classes
Youth Special Events
After School Open Gym
RCYW - Richland Center Youth Wrestling Knights of Columbus Punt, Pass & Kick
Date: Saturday, September 19
Time: 9:00 am - Noon
Ages: Boys & Girls, 8 - Adult
Cost: $2.00 (Can register the day of the event)
Only Boys & Girls ages 8-12 have the opportunity to move
on to participate at the Regionals.
Contact Brandon Ewing Phone: 604-1868
Email: [email protected].
Must have tennis shoes to play!
Dates and times to be determined. Please call Gary Peters
at 608-649-8726 for more information.
RARYS - Fall Rotary Youth Soccer
Boys & Girls, 1st-8th grades can signup July through midAugust and practices begin the end of August. Games are
played on Saturdays in September & October. Contact
Kim Luckey at 608-647-2637, [email protected] or
look for us on facebook.
RCYF - Richland Center Youth Football Hornet Awareness 5K Homecoming Color Run
Boys & Girls, 4th-6th grades can signup in mid-August
and practices begin in September. Games are played on
Saturdays in September & October, with a scrimmage &
bake sale at the end of September. For more information
contact Greg Schoepp @ 963-3837
Center Color Fest “Lights Parade”
Date: Saturday, October 3 @ RCHS
Saturday, October 3 @ 7:00 pm.
Time: 8:00 am Check-in, 9:00 am Run start
Ages: All Ages
Cost: $25(Pre-Registered before 9/18) $100 (Team of 5)
$30(after 9/18) $125 (Team of 5)
Richland Center’s Safe Halloween
This will be an untimed walk/run with 5 color stations!
Dates: Saturday, October 31
Pre-Registered runners receive Goody bags/t-shirts.
Time: 5:00-7:30 pm
Proceeds to benefit RC Volleyball and G.R.A.C.E.
For more info contact Laura Selgeby 647-6131 or email to
[email protected]
Futsal Trick-or-Treat
Flyers will be available in late September at RMS, RCHS
& the Community Center, with league play running
from November - March, split into 2 sessions. Games
played on Sunday afternoon and evening. Teams will
play in 1 of 3 divisions, based on ability, so there are
opportunities for everyone, from the very recreational
participant to the very competitive. RMS & RCHS
students as well as adults of all ages are invited to play in
the league.
Get Your GLOW On 5K
Date: Saturday, October 3
Time: 6:00 pm Check-in, 7:00 pm Race start
Ages: All Ages- 12 & Under $10
Cost: $30(Pre-Registered) Pre-Registration ends 9/25
Location: Start in the GLOW Parade lineup. Finish in
Krouskop Park at the Dr. Meyer Building.
This is a non-competitive event and is not timed.
**Pre-registration required to guarantee your t-shirt.
Children from 1st - 5th grade will be offered training
programming with coaches. RARYS 2015 participants will
get 1/2 price registration. For more information contact
Joe Stadler 475-0626.
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Dates: November 28 - December 31
Time: 6:00-7:00 pm to walk through, 7:00-9:00 to drive.
2nd Annual Rotary Lights in the Park display in Krouskop
Park! Make family memories, enjoy the dancing tree lights,
lighted park tress, and animated displays. Entry is Free!
Donations are encouraged to help grow this project and
you are welcome to bring food items for the local food
pantry. Santa will be in the Senior Center to visit again this
year so get your lists ready! Look for more information as
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Open to girls in 6th - 11th grades, Younger girls can
participate if they make a team based on try-outs.
Club volleyball is a program that is sponsored by USA
Volleyball. It offers athletes the opportunity to participate
throughout the off-season. Try-outs are held on Nov 15th.
Practices begin in December and tournaments begin in
January. The season typically runs about 12 weeks, with
each team having one practice or tournament per week,
typically on a Sunday. All practices are held at Richland
Center High School. Tournaments are typically within 3
hours driving of Richland Center. Cost to participate will
be about $300 - $400 for the entire season. For more
information you can contact 608-647-8969.
**Make Checks payable to Center Stars Club Volleyball.
RCYBB - Richland Center Youth Basketball
Dates: Saturdays, January 9 - February 20
Ages: Boys & Girls Grades 1-3
Times: Girls, 8:30 - 10:00 am
Times: Boys, 10:15 - 11:45 am
Cost: $40.00
Location: RMS (Richland Middle School).
We will emphasize fundamentals and games played
during this seven week program. All athletes will receive
a team t-shirt to wear for games. Emphasis will be on
proper ball handling, passing, shooting, defense & other
basketball skills. Knowledgeable coaches and players will
provide an opportunity to work on the skills in a fun
atmosphere. Each team will have a coach. Fundamentals
and basketball games will happen at each session, except
for the first week. The players will be able to practice
with their coach/coaches while working on fundamentals.
Teams will be determined by number of participants in
each grade level.
For any questions please contact Jodi at the Park & Rec
office at (608)647-8108 Ext 1.
**Please fill out the registration form in this booklet &
make checks payable to Richland Center Youth Basketball,
450 S. Main Street or drop off at the Community Center.
RCYBB - Youth Traveling Team Basketball
Ages: Boys & Girls Grades 4-8
Richland Center Youth Basketball will be having a sign
up meeting on Wednesday, October 14 at 6:30pm at
the Community Center. This meeting is for ANY student
interested in playing on a traveling team this year. We will
be discussing a variety of topics, such as participation fees,
practice schedules, and fundraising efforts. Coaches for
each grade level will also be introduced.
Coach Board and Coach Ewing will talk to the entire group
about the traveling youth program this year and they need
everyone playing to be there. We hope to see you there!
While it is very important to attend this meeting, if you
simply can’t attend and have questions, please call our
Youth Basketball Coordinator, Jodi Mieden (608)647-8108
Ex.1 or email: [email protected].
YOUTH CITY LEAGUES
YOUTH SPECIAL EVENTS
Dates: Monday - Friday, September 8 - May 29
Time: 3:30-5:00 pm
Ages: Boys & Girls, School Age
Cost: FREE!
After school open gym for all school aged kids to come
and play in the gym. Look for a monthly schedule of days
on facebook @ Richland Center Community & Senior
Center or on our website.
Youth City Leagues
Spring Events to Look For!
Competitive teams are formed in the spring, with teams
competing in the SWYSA (Southwest Wisconsin Youth
Soccer Association) league. This league is open to youth
in grades 1-12. Contact Kim Luckey at 608-647-2637,
[email protected] or look for us on facebook.
Checks and Registration must be written and sent to:
RARYS
Sarah Anderson
933 N. Central Ave Richland Center, WI 53581
Super Sports
Dates: Thursdays, March 31 - May 12
Time: 5:00-6:00 pm
Ages: Boys & Girls, 4k - Kindergarten
Cost: $15.00 (Includes T-shirt)
6 week class includes T-ball, Track & Field, Soccer, Kickball
& Dodgeball. If you enjoy sports, this program is for you.
We will teach basic skills, fundamentals & how to be a team
player.
Richland Center Parks & Recreation Department
1050 N. Orange Street, Richland Center, WI 53581
Family Last Name_________________________
City__________________________
608-647-8108 ex. 1
Address___________________________________________
Zip Code __________
Home/Cell Phone_________________________
E-mail address_____________________________________________________ (For Recreation dept. use only)
Parent/Guardian Name____________________ Emergency Contact Name & Number____________________
Participant’s
Name
Age
Gender Date of
Birth
Program Information
Name/Date/Time
2015-’16
Grade
*T-shirt size
Fee
(If applicable)
*Shirt sizes: YS (6/8), YM (10-12), YL (14-16), AS (Adult Small), AM (Adult Medium), AL (Adult Large), AXL (Adult Extra-Large)
**For Park & Rec programs, please make checks payable to the Richland Center Parks & Recreation Dept.**
Mail form & fees to: 450 S. Main St. Richland Center, WI 53581
**For Youth/Adult City Leagues, please make checks payable to that specific league**
Mailing information is available in each of the league descriptions
Early Release Days - Transportation: My child will be riding the Early Release Day Bus..............Yes / No
(Circle one)
(the fee will remain the same whether riding the bus or dropping your child off personally)
RCYBS - Traveling Teams
Coach-Pitch
Who: Boys & Girls Entering Grades 3-8
When: May - July (practices start late April)
Cost: $50.00
Location: Krouskop & North Parks
Description: For those interested in a traveling league.
Games will be played against local teams within 60 miles.
Who: Boys & Girls Entering Grades K-2
When: July - August
Cost: $20.00
Location: Krouskop & North Parks
Description: Practices will begin in July at Krouskop Park
with games to be played at the far ball fields in North
Park. Forms will come home in June.
For more information contact
Dave Darling, (608)647-5358
Please mail forms and payment to:
RCYBS
P.O. Box 183
For more information contact
Dave Darling, (608)647-5358
Please mail forms and payment to:
RCYBS
P.O. Box 183
Waiver of Liability: The City of Richland Center Parks and Recreation Department does not provide or cover any
medical or hospital insurance for program participants. You are encouraged to obtain your own insurance prior to
taking part in any Department activity. I understand that program fees are non-refundable. This Registration Form
covers the participants through December 31st, 2016.
WIAA Concussion Policy: As a Parent and Athlete, it is important to recognize the signs, symptoms and behaviors
of a concussion. By signing this form you are stating that you understand the importance of recognizing these signs,
symptoms and behaviors of a concussion or head injury. More information is available in the office.
Signature_________________________________________________Date_______________________________
Assume you are registered in all the programs you have signed up for. Please call 608-647-8108 ex. 1 if you have any questions on the status of
your registration. The Richland Center Parks and Recreation Department will only notify you if there has been a change in program, if a program
is full, or if a program has been cancelled. *Please make additional copies for your records.
For office use only: Payment Date ________ Check # ________ Cash __________
REGISTRATION FORM
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Mon.-Fri. 7:30 AM-6:00 PM
Sat. 8:00 AM-3:00 PM
Sun. 10:00 AM-3:00 PM
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Flyers will be available in late September at RMS, RCHS
& the Community Center, with league play running from
November - March, split into 2 sessions. Games played
on Sunday afternoon and evening.
Teams will play in 1 of 3 divisions, based on ability, so
there are opportunities for everyone, from the very
recreational participant to the very competitive. RMS &
RCHS students as well as adults of all ages are invited to
play in the league. Children from 1st - 5th grade will be
offered training programming with coaches.
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161 N. Central Ave.,
Richland Center
Get Your GLOW On 5K
Date: Saturday, October 3
Time: 6:00 pm Check-in, 7:00 pm Race start
Ages: All Ages- 12 & Under $10
Cost: $30(Pre-Registered) Pre-Registration ends 9/25
Location: Start in the GLOW Parade lineup. Finish in
Krouskop Park at the Dr. Meyer Building.
This is a non-competitive event and is not timed.
**Pre-registration required to guarantee your t-shirt.
Open City League Basketball
Dates: Sundays, January 17 - April 17 (Not Feb 7 or 14)
Game Times: 4:00, 5:00, 6:00, 7:00 & 8:00 pm
Cost: $300.00 per team
Contact the Park & Recreation office to register your team.
For more information contact Joe Stadler 475-0626.
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Open Church League Volleyball Leagues start in early October & run through March.
Games are played on Tuesdays at RMS & the Community
Center. For more information contact your local church
or Jeff Hilleshiem at (608)475-0106.
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Date: Saturday, October 3 @ RCHS
Time: 8:00 am Check-in, 9:00 am Run start
Ages: All Ages
Cost: $25(Pre-Registered before 9/18) $100 (Team of 5)
$30(after 9/18) $125 (Team of 5)
This will be an untimed walk/run with 5 color stations!
Pre-Registered runners receive Goody bags/t-shirts.
Proceeds to benefit RC Volleyball and G.R.A.C.E.
For more info contact Laura Selgeby 647-6131 or email to
[email protected]
Adult City Leagues
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Hornet Awareness 5K Homecoming Color Run
ADULT RECREATION & CITY LEAGUES
The
Fun Place
To Be!
Snowshoe Rentals
National Walk to School Day - TBD
Snowshoes & poles are available all season at the Richland Center Park and Recreation
office thanks to a grant from Richland FIT.
Sign up your kids to walk to school with Richland FIT leaders.
Groups will meet at multiple locations for each school involved.
Rental agreements need to be filled out in the office. Driver’s License is required.
RICHLAND FIT & BE ACTIVE RC
Snowshoe & Pole Rentals
$5.00 per set for a Full Day
Look for more Kayaking Meet Ups as well as Snowshoe Adventure Days
Kayaks can be rented from Pine River Paddle (see page 34 for info)
Snowshoes can be rented from the Park & Rec office (see pages 17/18 for info)
$10.00 per set for a Weekend
Mens & Womens sets are available.
Children can utilize the womens sizes.
Groups meet at the Community Center in the mornings to trek the trails in Krouskop Park, Minor Hill
Trails, Industrial Park Trails and many more! Call for information at (608) 647-8108.
Trail maps can be found online or at the Community Center.
www.richlandfit.com
Be Active Richland Center - Meet Ups
This group was started as a way to connect people with outdoor and other activities. People interested in starting
walking, running, bicycling, kayaking, snowshoeing groups or planning an excursion and looking for others who’d
like to join in are encouraged to join and use this as a way to communicate what is being planned.
Thursday Night Bike Rides
Meet at 5:30pm at the Kilian Meyer Building.
Brian Larson will lead the ride with varying distances depending on the group.
This Meetup repeats every week on Thursday until October 15, 2015
Saturday Morning Bike Rides
Youth Bus Trips
We are looking to go on some youth bus trips this winter!
We have a 20 passenger bus that we can take on day
Get to know the beautiful hills and valleys of Richland County from the seat of your bike. Saturday
morning rides will leave the Richland Center Community Center at 9:00 unless otherwise specified. Ride
length will range between 20 to 30 miles, with one or two longer rides during the season.
This Meetup repeats every week on Saturday until September 28, 2015
Contact Cindy Chicker for more information @ the website below
or evening trips to enjoy the winter season!
Our ideas are Snowboarding, Skiing & Snowtubing at area ski hills.
Contact us at the Park & Recreation office if you are interested in doing any of these
fun-filled winter activities with your friends, but don’t have the wheels to get there...
or just don’t want to drive there on your own.
We would like to hear from you!
www.meetup.com/Be-Active-Richland-Center/
Call for information at (608) 647-8108.
SNOWSHOE RENTALS & YOUTH BUS TRIPS
Richland FIT - Moving Matters Events
Family Ice Rink
Hours
Monday - Friday, 4:00 - 9:00 pm
Saturday & Sunday, 1:00 - 9:00 pm
Concessions available for purchase
For more information on when the rink is open for the season,
listen to WRCO or contact the Parks & Recreation office.
FAMILY ICE RINK
SNOWSHOE RENTAL FORM
Rentals available
Hockey skates, sticks & pucks
Figure Skates
SYMONS RECREATION COMPLEX
SYMONS RECREATION COMPLEX
Senior Activities
Senior Bus Trips
It is the mission of the Woodman Senior Center to provide a gathering place where persons 55 & older can meet to pursue
mutual interests, participate in social and recreational activities that enhance their dignity, support their independence and
encourage their continued involvement in and with the community.
Hours of Operation
Monday-Friday, 8:00 am-5:00 pm
• Play a game of cards or join one of the weekly card
groups- Euchre, Pinochle, Canasta, 500, Sheepshead or
Cribbage
Li’L Miss Fancy Pants @ Bell Tower Theater
Date: Sunday, October 18
Time: 12:00 pm pick-up - Return approx. 5:30 pm
Cost: $45.00
Location for Pick-up/Drop-off: Community Center
Deadline for registration & payment is September 9.
Florida’s premier child beauty pageant is turned upside
down when all the finalists get pink eye and are unable to
compete. The show must go on and legendary pageant
coach Flossy Fontaine has the solution: the parents will all
go in their places! This is not a dinner theater. Please have
lunch prior to departure time.
• Support Groups- Parkinson’s & Memory Care Alliance
• Read the paper- The Wisconsin State Journal, Richland
Observer & The Shopping News are available to you
• Watch TV, play the Wii or just sit & visit with friends
• Read & trade with the Lending Library
• Cozy up on the couch in front of the fireplace with a
good book.
• Play BINGO! or Chickenfoot(dominoes)
Dubuque Victorian House Holiday Progressive
• Utilize the computers & surf the internet
• Gentle Chair Yoga with Lara & Qigong/Tai Chi Classes
• Presentations by the ADRC, Our House & Golden Living
Center
• Join the Knitting or the Genealogy group
is proud to be
part of
Youth Sponsored
Activities
• Walk in the gym or on the local trails
• Snowshoeing/Nordic Walking
NOW Representing:
• Richland Area Senior Citizen Group’s monthly potluck
Christmas on Broadway @ Bell Tower Theater
• Local Area Fun- Bus trips to Local Attractions & Shopping
We can help you with all forms of insurance.
Auto, Home, Business, Farm, Health & Life
• Area Fun- Coach bus trips to Dinner Theaters, Museums,
Concerts & Shopping
197 South Main • Richland Center
647-6311
• Casino bus trips- Monthly to Diamond Jo
Senior Coordinator:
Cheryl Heffner
[email protected]
(608)647-8108 Ex. 3
Date: Tuesday, November 24
Time: 6:25 am pick-up - Return approx. 7:55 pm
Cost: $99.00
Dine at three Victorian Mansions and a historic site in
Dubuque, elegantly decorated for the Christmas Season.
At each remarkable location you will enjoy part of a
5 course holiday meal and a tour of the house. Stops
include: Mathais Ham House (appetizer), Redstone Inn
(soup), Historic Train Depot (salad, roast beef & roasted
garlic chicken, potatoes), Mandolin Inn (dessert & coffee).
This tour will require walking up/down stairs at each
home. This is a great trip to kick off your holiday season!
On the corner at
(Next to Richland County Bank)
Check out our web page: wcerc.com
Date: Sunday, December 6
Cost: $95.00
Four star-struck holiday tourists are snowbound in a
Broadway Theater on Christmas Eve. With nothing but a
few trunks of costumes, props and set pieces, they live out
their dream...starring on Broadway! Filled with holiday
classics from Broadway composers, Included is a Sunday
brunch buffet featuring several entrees, an omelet bar,
over 20 salads and fresh fruit at Timmerman’s Supper
Club overlooking the Mississippi River. Minimal walking.
Reservations & payment due by November 5.
Date: Saturday, September 19
Time: 12:30pm pick-up - Return approx. 12:00am
Cost: $58.00
Fee includes transportation, tailgate party (hotdogs, brats,
hamburgers), and your game ticket. BYOB if you wish
Seating in Loge Outfield, Section 232, 2nd row-LL, no
bleachers. Limited number of non-refundable tickets
available so register soon to hold your place.
Diamond Jo Casino
Date: Friday, October 9
Time: 9:00 am pickup
Cost: $12.00
Trip includes transportation to Dubuque and lunch!
Wine Tasting Tour
Information on tour TBD...sometime in October!
Diamond Jo Casino
Date: Friday, November 13
Cost: $12.00
Holidays with the Dancing Horses
Date: Saturday, November 28
Cost: $109.00
From the moment the show opens until the finale, you’ll
be spellbound! You’ll find yourself applauding each equine
performer and trainer, exclaiming in wonder, chuckling at
the humor, and even wiping the occasional tear when a
moment of connection touches a heartstring.
A delicious meal (roast pork loin) and an amazing Exotic
Bird Show are included in a climate controlled indoor
arena. An added plus this time of year is the festive
Holiday atmosphere and adornments. Some people say
horses can’t dance...those people have never been to the
Dancing Horses Theater in Delavan, WI. Minimal walking.
Diamond Jo Casino
Date: Friday, December 11
Cost: $12.00
Stop in to the Woodman Senior Center and talk to
Cheryl about up and coming bus trips in 2016!
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SENIOR BUS TRIPS
WOODMAN SENIOR CENTER
Date: Friday, September 25
Time: TBD--involves a lot of walking and standing
Cost: $45.00
Tour the Cranberry Festival, Wisconsin’s #1 largest outdoor
fall craft festival. Cranberries, food and crafts! Live
entertainment along the way.
• Play a free game of pool or work on a jigsaw puzzle
• AARP driver’s training
Date: Friday, September 11
Cost: $12.00
Warren’s Cranberry Festival Flea & Craft Market
Come into the Senior Center and check out all of the activities we have scheduled.
We are working on many new & exciting things. Signup for a monthly newsletter!
• Free Movies & popcorn, Live Music, Piano Music
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Community Center Building Rental Information
Cost
Extras
All-purpose Room (per time block)
Half of room: $50 | Both sides of room: $70
Use of kitchen: add $25
Meeting Room (per time block)
Half of room: $30 | Both sides of room: $50
Use of kitchen: add $25
Kitchen only (per time block)
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Rental Time Blocks: 8 AM-11AM, 11:30 AM-4:30 PM, 5 PM-10 PM
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Additional Information:
• Rent more than one block: receive 10% discount*
• Non-profit Organization: receive 25% discount
• Approved fund raiser: receive 25% discount • Rental on Friday’s last time block & Weekends & Holidays: add 15%
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Additional Expenses:
• A/V Equipment: $10 • Sign: $10 • Rental after 10PM: add $15 for each hour • All Auctions: $100 user fee
Penalties:
• Equipment/Chairs/Tables not put away: $50 minimum/hour
• Keys not picked up during office hours: $25
• Facility not clean: $50 minimum/hour
• Keys not returned: $400
For more information and a complete list of rules and regulations for the Community & Senior Center, please call the
Parks, Recreation & Grounds office at 608-647-8108 ex. 1, Monday-Friday.
The Building & Shelters can be Reserved Online at www.activityreg.com
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BREWER PUBLIC LIBRARY
COMMUNITY CENTER RENTAL INFO
Rental areas
Brewer Public Library
Playground Safety
Reservations of park facilities are available at the Community Center. Some shelters in Krouskop Park and North Park
will be on a first come, first serve basis. Park Hours are from Sunrise to 12:00 Midnight.
Each year, more than 200,000 children visit hospital emergency rooms because of playground injuries. Many more
do not receive medical attention. Approximately 15 children die each year because of playground injuries.
For more information on how to reserve a shelter, please call the Parks, Recreation & Grounds office at 608-647-8108
ex. 1, Monday-Friday or go to www.activityreg.com to register online.
Many playground injuries can be prevented. As a parent, what should you do to prevent injuries?
1. Supervise- Do not send your younger children to the park by themselves. If you see older children
causing a safety problem, either ask them to stop or call the park office or the police.
2. Do not allow your children to play with ropes or have strings attached to their sweatshirts or jackets.
3. Have your children play on age-appropriate equipment.
4. Do not allow more than one child at a time on a swing or slide.
5. Do not allow your children to go up slides, someone may be coming down.
6. Don’t teach your children bad habits on the playground.
7. Report any unsafe conditions to the park office.
What do we do to prevent injuries on our playgrounds?
1. Every week, our playgrounds are checked intensively for mechanical problems, such as:
a. Worn out chains and S-hooks.
b. Vandalism
c. Worn surfaces
d. Insufficient surface material
e. Trash or glass on playground
f. Any situation that would be harmful to children
2. Every day, we check to be sure that our playgrounds are safe for our kids.
3. We are also trying to replace all the older equipment with new equipment that passes code.
4. We will have a playground safety program that we will be offering to first graders in our area schools.
Shelter Usage: All monies go towards Parks and Shelter improvements.
Shelter
Cost
Group Size
Dr. Meyer
$55 (enclosed shelter/attached
bathrooms)
65 - 75
E. Keepers
$50 (attached bathrooms)
80 – 110
Carl Chellevold
$40
65 - 75
Earl Anderson
$45
65 - 75
Robert Retrum
$45
75 - 100
Charles Lawrence
$45
75 - 100
Retrum & Lawrence
$80
150 - 200
Justin Williams-North Park
$45
100 - 125
$25 a day
N/A
Lions- North Park w/o Concession Stand
$45
65 - 75
Don Klingaman- North Park Pond
$45
75 - 100
Glenn Ferguson
$45
65 - 75
B.I. Pippin
$45
65 - 75
Lions- North Park Concession Stand
If you have found problems that you have not been able to handle yourself, contact the park office at 647-8108. If
an injury occurs, please contact us to report the injury, the condition of the play area at the time of the injury and
any factors that may have been related to the incident.
Ball Diamond/Soccer Field Rental
KrouskopPark (use of one / all diamonds or fields)
•
Softball - East or West Diamond
•
Soccer Field (U10)
•
Football Field
North Park (use of one / all diamonds or fields)
•
Softball - Big East, Little West, Far East, Far West
•
Soccer – (U14, U12, U10, U8’s) •Seasonal Activity:
Organized Youth Group - $2 per participant (max $5 per
family)
Adult Leagues - 10 (max)participants $5 each (max $60
per team)
Weekend Tournament Fundraiser - $50 ½ day, $100 Full
day, $100 Weekend. (Includes Concession Stand-Lions)
Weekday - $50
Daily Use - (Family or Picnic Group) $25
Special Event - (Wedding, Anniversary, Large Picnic with
Tent) $50
Light usage - $20
Picnic Kit Rental
Weekend picnic kits will be available Memorial Day to Labor Day. Reserve your kits in person at the Parks, Recreation & Grounds offices located at 1050 N. Orange Street. You must rent at least one week prior
to the rental date.
Volleyball Kit
18 Hole Disc Golf Course
Disc Golf is a rapidly growing sport for all ages and it’s available for you here in Richland Center.
Players utilize flying discs (frisbees) to shoot into a chain basket (hole).
Regular golf rules are used for Disc Golf.
The course is located at Krouskop Park from N. Jefferson Road.
Disc Golf at Krouskop Park offers a wonderful opportunity to enjoy the great outdoors, get good
exercise at your own pace and enjoy a new sport.
The course runs along the picturesque Pine River and through the wildlife scrape along the dike trail.
$10.00 (Volleyball, Net & Poles)
Course maps are available in the Community Center office,
Monday - Friday
8am - 5pm.
Complete Picnic Kit
$20.00 (Badminton, Bocce Ball, Croquet, Horseshoes (rubber),
Scoop ball, Softball and thrown bases, Volleyball, net and poles, Frisbees.)
PLAYGROUND SAFETY & DISC GOLF
SHELTERS, FIELDS & PICNIC KIT RENTALS
Shelter Rental Information
City of Richland Center Parks Rules & Regulations
Parks Amenities
1. Intoxicating liquor shall not be consumed or dispensed in the City Parks.
A. Fermented malt beverages (beer) may be sold, dispensed and consumed in a designated area and
will be done by permit only. Permits are free of charge and can be obtained at the Community
Center. All permits are approved by the Parks and Grounds Board.
B. Fermented malt beverages (beer) shall not be sold or dispensed in non-designated areas.
CITY ORDINANCES AFFECTING CITY PARKS (Partial list only)
For this purpose, City Parks include: Krouskop Park, North Park, North Lake Park, West Park, Strickland Park, The
City Dike, The City Bike Trail, Minor Hills Trails, Wedgewood Trails and The City Prairie. Other areas are listed in
Chapter 701.01(1).
1. Advertising, posters, signs, handouts, etc., are prohibited, except those that are approved by the Parks
& Grounds Board.
2. Soliciting alms and contributions prohibited.
3. All disorderly conduct prohibited.
4. Fires, other than in facilities provided, are prohibited, except areas that are approved by the Parks
& Grounds Board
5. Parks closed from one-half hour after sunset to 12:00 midnight, except for lighted areas. Park closed from
12:00 midnight to sunrise.
6. Merchandise and other sales prohibited, except by written permit by Park Board.
7. Injury, marking or removing of Park Property, including trees and shrubs is prohibited.
8. Vehicles of all types, excluding bicycles and park maintenance vehicles, are prohibited in parks, except
in specifically marked areas, unless approved by the Parks and Grounds Board.
9. Violation of posted Swimming and Pool Regulations are prohibited.
10. No person shall refuse to obey orders or requests of the Park Board, or other park officials, as shall have
for their object, the preservation of the parks and their contents, or the maintenance of safety, order and
decorum within the limits of the Park.
11. No pets allowed in the Parks (Pets are allowed on the Dike Trail on a leash with owners to be held
responsible). (Reference Ordinance 2013-8).
12. Minimum penalty for infraction of rule(s) is $50.00. Maximum penalty is $200.
Westside
Park
X
ADA Accessible
X
Grills
X
Lake/Pond/River
X
X
X
X
Picnic Area
X
X
X
X
X
Play Equipment
X
X
X
X
X
Restrooms
X
X
Shelter/Pavillion
X
X
Sports Field/Area
X
X
Swimming Pool
X
Tennis Court
X
Trail
X
Volleyball Court
X
Open Area
X
Frisbee Golf
X
Other
Outdoor
Ice Skating
rink
Community/
Senior
Center
X
Strickland
Park
X
Minor
Hills Trail Wedgewood
Park
North Park
X
Wedgewood
South Park
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Scenic
overview
Ocooch Living
History Center
X
Pine River
Walking Trail
Bike Trail
X
Prairie
Arboretum
Lake/Pond/River
X
X
X
X
Picnic Area
X
X
X
X
Play Equipment
X
Restrooms
North
Lake
Park
X
Basketball Court
ADA Accessible
North
Park
X
Krouskop
Park
X
X
X
Shelter/Pavillion
X
Trail
X
Basketball/
Volleyball Court
Frisbee Golf
X
Other
Multipurpose
Facility
X
X
X
X
X
X
Connects
with
County
Bike Trail
Cross-country Ski Trail
PARKS AMENITIES
PARK RULES AND REGULATIONS
RULES ADOPTED PURSUANT TO AUTHORITY UNDER SECTION 27.08 (2) (a)
WISCONSIN STATUE
1) Krouskop Park: 37.5 acres
Playground equipment, areas for picnicking,
swimming pool, 2 lighted baseball/softball
diamonds, basketball court, 3 lighted tennis
courts, 2 sand volleyball courts, 8 shelters,
restrooms, access to fishing and canoeing of
the Pine River.
1
1 Canoe Ports 1-5
2) North Park: 12.5 acres
Two lighted baseball/softball diamonds, two
new youth baseball fields, several soccer
fields, a picnic shelter along with a double
shelter for concessions, playground equipment
and picnicking.
10
3
TRAILS & CANOE PORTS MAP
RICHLAND CENTER PARKS MAP
10
2
3) North Lake Park: 3.5 acres
Stocked pond with a variety of pan fish,
gazebos, playground equipment and
picnicking.
2
10
8
4) Strickland Park: 3 acres
Playground equipment, picnicking and access
to Minor Hill hiking trails.
1
5) Minor Hill Trails Park: 50 acres
A walking and hiking trail that has 5 scenic
overlooks to the City of Richland Center. Trail
complete with signs and areas for picnicking.
4
6
3
5
6) Westside Park: 3 acres
Playground equipment and scenic picnic areas
near a historic wood walking bridge.
10
9
4
7) Wedgewood N/S: 30 acres
Two parks that include parking, picnic tables,
benches and walking trails.
8) Community/Senior Center
*New location at Krouskop Park. An allpurpose facility that can be rented for all
activities. Activities include: auctions,
rummage sales, receptions, civic events, public
meetings and much more.
7
9) City Arboretum: 4 acres
Plantings of over 120 different species of trees
and shrubs, along the bike trail.
7
10
10) City Canoe Ports/Walking Trails
Five canoe ports along the scenic Pine River
with walking trail developed by two Eagle
Scouts.
5
The Vision - Community effort to Improve Silent Sports
Friends of the Pine
Canoe & Kayaking, Hiking & Nature Walking, Rollerblading, Biking,
Snowshoeing & Cross Country Skiing, Rustic Camping
Project Planning
Chellevold Park Shelter on N Hwy 80 Landing: Install steps and handrails for Canoe/Kayak
landing. Install electrical for 2 camping sites and parking area.
FRIENDS OF THE PINE RIVER
PINE RIVER TRAILS PROJECT
Bowens Mill Landing: Install steps and handrails for Canoe/Kayak landing.
Krouskop Park/Tennis Courts Landing:
Install handicap accessible Canoe/Kayak landing. Install bike parking rack. Install handicap ramp
to landing. Install 3 electrical hook ups for 6 campsites and parking base. Install informational
signage.
Seminary Street/Old CC Landing:
Install handicap accessible Canoe/Kayak landing. Install a Handicap Fishing Pier. Install bike
parking rack. Install a ramp to the landing and connection to sidewalk/dike trail. Install 3
electrical hook ups for 6 campsites and parking base. Preparation of Primitive camping area.
Install informational signage.
Additional Planning
Bohmann Drive Landing: Install steps and walk from Bohmann Drive R.O.W. to Canoe/Kayak
landing. Install informational signage.
Cty Hwy O/Walmart Landing: Install a Canoe/Kayak landing. Install steps & walk from Cty O,
R.O.W. to Canoe/Kayak landing. Install entry gate. Install informational signage.
Paving of City Owned Bike Trail: From Bohmann Drive to Cty Hwy O, prepare and install 8 ft
wide asphalt path. Install security lighting. Install informational signage.
Peebles Drive/East Street: Develop Hiking/Biking trails on City property. Prepare and construct
Mountain/Fat Bike trails/racing course. Prepare hiking/snowshoe trails. Install informational
signage.
Future Planning
Working collectively with Richland County to create four State Road bike routes within the City
of Richland Center and more throughout Richland County. Create mapping of these routes and
install informational signage along the way.
How can you get involved?
Help us spread the word. This is truly a community based project & will involve many individuals
and groups to see it become a reality. Donations are welcomed as we applied for a matching
funds grant. In kind donations are needed to finish the project, using your skills and equipment.
For more information contact Dale Bender at (608)604-4947
Email to: [email protected]
www.friendsofthepine.org
Pine River Paddle & Tube LLC
If you are looking for a place to rent canoes, kayaks or tubes...look to the
Pine River Paddle & Tube LLC
Richland Center Trips
Canoes - $30 & up (2-3 hour trip)
Kayaks - $25 & up (2-5 hour trip)
Tubes - $8 * up (1-2 hour trip)
Quality Signage, Competitive Prices, On-Time Delivery!!
Rockbridge Trips (Natural Bridge Store)
Canoes - $30 & up (2-3 hour trip)
Kayaks - $25 & up (2-5 hour trip)
Group rates apply!
• Electronic Message Ctrs.
• Vinyl Letters/Graphics
• Channel Letters
• Lighted or Non-Lighted Sign Cabinets
• Electronic Sign Rental Available
Pine River Paddle & Tube has been helping clean up the river and has it open for use
all the way to the Wisconsin River in Gotham.
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PINE RIVER PADDLE & TUBE
(608)475-2199 or on Facebook @
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RICHLANDCENTERCOMMUNITY&SENIORCENTER
We Salute
Tomorrow’s
Champions
Sports teach kids the value of hard
work, practice, coordination and
teamwork both on and off the field.
We’re proud to support today’s
student athletes, and wish them a
fun-filled and successful season.
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Soccer
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Volleyball
Basketball
Karate
1525 Bohmann Dr., Richland Center, WI • 647-8925
Open Mon. thru Fri. 7:30 am - 7:00 pm,
Sat. 7:30 am - 5:00 pm, Sun. 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
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Good luck
to all
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