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2016 SPRING/SUMMER GUIDE
DAVISON
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PARKS &
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Family Movie Night at the Beach PAGE 7
Weekly Park Programming PAGE 3
Facility Rental Information PAGE 5
Lake Callis Recreational Complex Fees
DTParks.com
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CONTENTS:
Parks Staff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Weekly Activities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Parks & Facilities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Special Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Workshops and Nature Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Township Newsletter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Youth Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Youth Camps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
All Age Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Adults & Seniors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Dog Obedience . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Registration Form . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
General Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
Sponsors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
Davison Township
Parks & Recreation
1152 N. Gale Rd, Davison, MI 48423
(In the Lake Callis Recreation Complex Grand Pavilion)
(810)214-1810
www.DTParks.com
Director: Casey Reed [email protected]
Recreation Coordinator: Corey Clark [email protected]
Administrative Assistant: Michelle Steiner msteiner@
davisontwp-mi.org
Maintenance Supervisor: Carl Reyes
Park Maintenance: Keith Garmin
HOURS: Mon – Fri: 9am – 12pm and 1pm – 5pm
OFFICE CLOSED: (2016) 3/25, 5/30, 7/4, 9/5, 10/10, 11/11,
11/24, 11/25 & 12/26
For complete registration information and parks rules and
regulation contact DTPR office at 810-214-1810 or visit www.
DTParks.com. Registration is accepted online, by mail, email or
in person at the DTPR office.
Visa, MasterCard, Discover and American Express accepted.
Davison Township Parks and Recreation Office reserves the right to make any
adjustments deemed necessary. We apologize in advance for any mistakes
that have been made while compiling this brochure.
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VOLUNTEER HERE
Looking for some meaningful volunteer work? Davison Township Parks Department is looking for you!
Whether its answering phones and making copies, helping with a special event, teaching a class or working on the many
beautiful flowerbeds throughout our township parks, there are a variety of volunteer opportunities waiting for you.
If your school, club, or business has a volunteer hour requirement, or if your family and friends just like getting out and doing
things together, there is no better place than Davison Township to enjoy the volunteer experience
By joining the Davison Township volunteer team, you can learn a new skill, meet new friends and make a positive contribution
to the health and welfare of our community.
So make a difference in your life and in the lives of your friends and neighbors by signing up as a Parks volunteer today!
If you would like to suggest a volunteer opportunity that fits your organization’s mission, please contact the volunteer
coordinator, Michelle Steiner at [email protected] or by calling (810) 214-1810
Here are just a few of the many volunteer opportunities available with Davison Township Parks and Recreation Department.
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Park Cleanup
Community Gardening
Trail Map Creation
Party Coordination
Office Assistance
Program Instructor
Special Event Support, and many more!
Visit our website at www.dtparks.com to download a volunteer application and find volunteer opportunities that fit you!
Did You
Know?
540,000 yards of dirt was removed
to make Lake Callis.
Watch for these helpful icons throughout this catalog:
Preregistration Required
Registration required before the
program takes place. Registration
will NOT be accepted at the door.
Preregistration Strongly
Preregistration Not Required
Encouraged A minimum must be Register before or just show up
met. Registration will be accepted at and pay at the door.
the door provided the min. has been
met and there are still openings.
DAVISON TOWNSHIP PARKS & RECREATION
New Program Be on the lookout
for Chip the chipmunk next to
some of our program listings. Chip
indicates that the listing is a new
program to DTPR.
PARKS STAFF
Casey Reed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Director of Parks & Recreation
Corey Clark . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Recreation Coordinator
Michelle Steiner . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Administrative Assistant
Carl Reyes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Park Maintenance Supervisor
Keith Garmin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Park Maintenance
Davison Township Parks play a very important part in the overall quality of life for the
Davison community and visitors. The purpose of the Parks and Recreation Department
is to plan, acquire, and develop recreation facilities, parks and open space areas to help
enrich the lives of the persons living in our community and to meet the future needs as the
township grows.
Our parks system offers walking and biking trails, swimming, educational, historical,
memorial, gardens, skating and sporting facilities.
WEEKLY ACTIVITIES
Friends of the
Davison Parks and Recreation
The Davison Friends of the Parks and Recreation group has been established.
The mission is to enhance and strengthen our community by supporting and
promoting the activities, parks and programs in Davison, Michigan. It will
advocate for the maintenance and improvement of park facilities, programs
and help raise funds to enable those.
Regular meetings are held the 3rd Tuesday of each month at one of the
Davison Park Facilities. Please visit our website for times and
locations of our meetings, upcoming events and
information. Don’t forget to “Like” us on Facebook.
[email protected]
Davison Township Parks & Recreation
Attn: Friends
1152 N. Gale Rd.
Davison, MI 48423
Throughout the summer Davison Township Parks and Recreation will be offering weekly
activities at some of our parks. For specific weekly activities please visit our website,
Facebook page or office beginning in May. Weekly activities run Memorial Day–Labor Day.
Nominal fees applied for certain activities.
Lake Callis Recreation Complex
(Memorial Day – Labor Day) (14 wks)
Mondays Kreative Kids 11am–1pm and 5–7pm; Kids crafts and activities at
the beach. For a complete description see page 12*.
Tuesdays
Better With Age Active Adults Day 10am –12pm; Adults may
participate in a variety of activities including fitness classes, games,
speakers and more. (Designed for adults 60 and over but ages 18 and
over are welcome) For a complete description see page 16*.
WednesdaysGame Day (All day) Outdoor games for everyone to enjoy. (Included
with gate entrance fee)
Thursdays
Music & Food Trucks (5–8pm) Join us weekly for great local music
and amazing food. (Music included with gate entrance fee. Food
vendors—prices vary)
Fridays
Family Fun Night (6–8pm) Most activities are included with gate
entrance. See page 7.
Are you looking for a unique
and different way to spend your Birthday?
Movies at the Beach Movies begin just after dusk. For a complete
list of theme nights, movies and activities. See page 7.
Robert Williams Nature and Historical
Learning Center
Mondays
Discovery Hiking Group (Start time 8am) All ages welcome. For a
Then come spend your special day with us at Lake Callis Recreation Complex.
We make it easy for you by providing the food, the fun, and the location space,
so all you have to worry about is bringing the guests.
Birthday Party Package Includes:
complete description see page 16*.
Tuesdays
ommy & Me Hikes & Crafts (10:30–11:30am) All age welcome.
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We invite you and your child(ren) for a nature discovery and exercise
filled morning. After the walk come inside to make your very own
nature craft. For a complete description see page 12*.
Thursdays
Garden Day (Children: 9:30–11am; Adults: 11am–12:30pm) All
ages welcome. Don’t be afraid to get your hands dirty. Each week
will focus on a different type of garden that you can take home and
nurture. Residents: $5 per person; Non-Residents: $6 per person. For a
complete description make sure you check our website and facebook
page for each weeks description, starting in May. Children page 12*,
Adults page 17*.
*Preregistration encouraged to reserve your spot, limited amount of supplies provided.
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Personalized Birthday Cake
Pizza or Hot Dog, Bag of Chips and
a Small Beverage for each guest
(paper products included)
Splash Pad Pass for each guest
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Gate entrance for each guest
One balloon bouquet
Beach Ball for the Birthday Boy/Girl
Reserved Pavilion Space for
your party
$10 person ($100 Security Deposit Required at the time of reservation)
Make Your Reservation Today!
Call 810-214-1810
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PARKS &
FACILITIES
avison Township
A DPark
and Veterans
Court of Honor
Lake Callis Recreation Complex
FISHING
AREA
Callis
C Lake
Recreation Complex
The township park, located at the Davison Township
Municipal Center, 1280 N. Irish Rd., was developed with the
idea to inspire and memorialize our veterans. The park was
built with donations from area businesses and individuals
in conjunction with the Township Board. The Hank Graff
Gazebo is the perfect spot for weddings, graduation
pictures or a quiet place to enjoy the beautiful gardens,
walkways and seating areas. The gazebo is available to rent
for your special occasion.
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The Davison Area Environmental Team in conjunction
with area volunteers and community businesses provided
an off-leash dog park for the community to let their dogs
exercise and play in a controlled environment under the
supervision of their owner. The park is located adjacent to
the Black Creek Nature Trail at 1285 N. Gale Road on three
acres of property, between Davison Road and Court Street,
just south of the railroad tracks. It is the first of its kind in
Genesee County with a small dog area and an all dog area.
There are fire hydrant watering stations, a dog bone walk,
pavilions and a dog house entry way—sure to thrill your
furry friend. The pavilions are supplied with electricity and
can be rented.
obert Williams Nature
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& Historical Learning
Center
This 100-acre park is located at 10069 Atherton Rd., just
west of State Rd. The original parcel was donated to Davison
Township by Robert and Jill Williams to be used for the
enrichment of the Davison community to preserve nature,
history and provide educational opportunities for residents.
The Williams site houses a number of buildings. On Williams
Parkway, the first building on the left is designated for
programs in environmental science. The Davison Township
Historical Museum is the next building on the right and
houses many artifacts from early families and businesses
that helped to grow the Davison area. The North House at
the end of the parkway houses Department of Parks and
Recreation events, and outdoor education programs. (See
DTParks.com for upcoming programs) This building is also
available to rent for parties and special events.
The non-motorized trail system consists of 1.26 miles of
beautiful limestone trails that traverse the hilly terrain
and allow you to enjoy its amazing beauty. Look for future
trail development, a pedestrian bridge and other new
enhancements.
SPLASH PAD
VOLLEYBALL
GRAND
PAVILION
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E Kitchen School
Kitchen School, located at Bristol Road and M-15
in Davison Township, was named for Silas Kitchen
one of the area’s first residents. The building is
dated to circa 1860.
From its beginning, Kitchen School operated under
the Rate Bill System for its funding. This system
which was authorized by the state legislature
in 1839 allowed district children fees or rates
in proportion to the number of students and the
number of days they attend school.
The building has been restored by the Davison
Township Board of Trustees and many volunteers.
Davison Area Historical Society was given
stewardship of the building in 2007. It is currently
used for field trips, meetings, and special events.
Visitors to the school can experience what a
school day was like in the early half of the 20th
century with an old fashioned school bell, wooden
desks and slates for math and English lessons.
BLACK CREEK
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Black Creek Nature Trail
LAKE CALLIS
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This is a seasonal pay-to-use park with 100 ft. of beautiful
sandy beach and swimming area, changing rooms, a
unique splash pad named the Splash-N-Dash, grills, the
Beach Treats Concession Stand, observation deck, 6 NCAA
rated sand volleyball courts and a Grand Pavilion. There
are paddle boards available for rent and you
can even do some catch and release fishing.
The Randall V. Stewart Grand Pavilion and
observation deck are available for event rental.
The (6) NCAA rated sand volley ball courts are available for
leagues, rental or free use by availability.
OBSERVATION
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Area
B Davison
Dog Park
The Lake Callis Recreation Complex, named after the late
Bob Callis who raised funds to purchase the property located
at 1152 N. Gale Rd., is 40 acres of recreational fun acquired
through the efforts of the Davison Township Board of Trustees,
numerous volunteers and Davison Township DDA funds.
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Lake Callis Recreation Complex Fees
PARK ENTRANCE
GALE RD
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IRISH RD
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Township Park Locater
BRISTOL RD
Open Memorial Day – Labor Day, Sunday – Saturday, 9am – 9pm
Labor Day – Memorial Day, Monday – Friday, 9am – 5pm.
DAILY PASS
2016
Residents (per vehicle)
$5
Residents Senior (per vehicle)*
$3
Non-Residents (per vehicle)
$8
Non-Resident Senior (per vehicle)*
$6
ANNUAL PASS
2016
Residents (per vehicle)
$25
Residents Senior (per vehicle)*
$20
Resident Additional Pass**
$10
Non-Residents (per vehicle)
$35
Non-Resident Senior (per vehicle)*
$30
Non-Resident Additional Pass**
$20
*Senior is classified as anyone 60 years of age and older
**Additional Passes – Purchase an annual pass at regular price and get a second pass to be used on a
vehicle on the same household at a discounted rate.
EK
SPLASH N DASH SPLASH PAD
Open from 11am – 7pm, Memorial Day – Labor Day
(Labor Day – October 1st weather permitting). Ages 2 and under are FREE.
DAILY PASS
2016
Residents (per person)
$2
Non-Residents (per person)
$3
ANNUAL PASS
2016
Residents (per person)
$15
Non-Residents (per person)
$25
NORTH
HOUSE
BARN
KEARSL
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MUSEUM
SOUTH
HOUSE
Robert Williams Nature &
Historical Learning Center
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ANNUAL FAMILY PASS
(Park Entrance & Splash Pad) – Must be in the same household
RESIDENT
1 Annual Vehicle Pass (Value $25)
4 Annual Splash Pad Passes (Value $60)
Additional Annual Splash Pad Passes can be purchased for $10 each)
NON-RESIDENT
1 Annual Vehicle Pass ($35)
4 Annual Splash Pad Passes (Value $100)
Additional Annual Splash Pad Passes can be purchased for $20 each)
(Resident is classified at anyone living in the 48423 zip code).
$80
$130
RENTAL RATES
Black Creek
Nature Trail
SECURITY
DAILY
NON-PROFIT
DEPOSIT
RENTAL RATE RENTAL RATE
Lake Callis Grand Pavilion*
$100–$500
$50–$700*
$35–$490
Lake Callis Observation Deck
$100
$100
$70
Lake Callis Tiki Hut & Private Beach
$100
$150
$70
Lake Callis Pavilions A - E
$100
$50
$35
Davison Twp Gazebo
$500
$50
$35
Davison Twp Hall Pavilion
$500
$50
$35
Williams Park North House
$250
$150
$50
Kitchen School
$250
$150
$50
*Lake Callis Grand Pavilion is rented by the section and can accommodate up to 500 people
FACILITY
The Black Creek Nature Trail is a paved, non-motorized
trail that begins at the Davison Township Municipal
Center on 1280 N. Irish Road and runs east along the
Black Creek to join the Abernathy Park Trail in the City of
Davison. The trail is an ongoing project with sidewalks
being added that will connect the township to the City of
Davison at various points around the Davison area.
Parking is also available in Abernathy Park and at the
newest connection on Gale Road. Many residents and
visitors have already taken advantage of these trails
which connect the township and city. The trail is open
from dawn to dusk year round.
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SPECIAL
EVENTS
MARCH
BBQ Cook-Off
MAY
Summer Kickoff
Come join us for a fun filled day at
Lake Callis
Recreational Complex. This will be
the First Time Lake
Callis will be open for a full season
(Memorial DayLabor Day). We have numerous activ
ities planned for
you and your family to enjoy, while
we kick the Lake
Callis season off the right way. Acti
vities will include:
Live music, good food, volleyball, num
erous games,
bounce house, cash cube, free give
aways, kite festival
and much more. Check back later
for a detailed list of
the days activities. Gate fee waived.
Monday, May 30, 2016 (Memorial Day)
AGES
TIME
RES.
NON.
ALL
9am–Dusk
Nominal Park Fees
Lake Callis Recreation Complex (1152 N. Gale
Rd., Davison)
Easter Egg Hunt
Hop on out to Lake Callis Recreation Complex for our 1st
annual Easter Egg Hunt! Our colorful Easter eggs will be
filled with candy, toys, or prizes. The Easter Bunny will also
be there so parents please bring your camera to capture the
memories (no professional photographer will be on site).
Prize eggs may be found during the hunt. Children must bring
their own Easter basket. Egg hunt will be held rain or shine,
so please dress weather appropriate. Parking is limited. Egg
hunt will begin promptly at 2pm. PLEASE ARRIVE A HALF AN
HOUR EARLY!
TIME
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Youth Fishing Derby
Registration includes a goodie bag for each participant.
Children ages 3–12 years are welcome and must be
accompanied by a parent or guardian.
Celebrate
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Day
Participants must provide all their own equipment and one
fishing pole per child. We will have some worms onsite, but
feel free to bring your own bait as it will be limited. Lake
Callis is home to bass, catfish, crappie, bluegill and more,
so prepare accordingly. Catch and release only.
There will also be demonstrations and other activities.
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JULY
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Davison Township Parks and Recreation presents the Youth
Fishing Derby from 8:30 to 12:30 am Saturday, June 11,
2016, at Lake Callis Recreation Complex. Event will be
held in conjunction with The Davison Festival of Flags and
Michigan Free Fishing Weekend.
TIME
AGES
Friday, July 9, 2016
Little Tikes Division: (Ages 4–10)
Teen Division: (Ages 11–17)
Coed Division: (Ages 18+)
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Wednesday, June 22 2016
Can you woof down hot dogs with the best of them? If so,
then you’ll definitely want to compete in Lake Callis’ 1st
Annual Hot Dog Eating Contest. There will be 4 different
divisions as seen below. Each division will have 30 minutes
to eat as many hot dogs as they can, the person who
eats the most at the end of the 30 minutes is declared
the winner. Prizes will be awarded to each winner in their
division. A full list of rules and regulations will be posted
on our website and Facebook page closer to the date of the
contest.
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0–12
2pm
$3*
$5*
*Preregistration shown. Day of registration add $2.
Saturday, April 30
Categories: 1.) Best Beef BBQ
2.) Best Pork BBQ
3.) Best Chicken BBQ
Hot Dog Eating Contest
JUNE
Saturday, March 26, 2016
AGES
Do you think you can cook the best baroque around? If so
come try your hand at Lake Callis’ 1st annual BBQ cook-off!
There will be three different categories to choose from,
prizes will be awarded to the winner of each category. Every
participant will be required to use a charcoal grill, which
we will provide. Be sure to check our website and Facebook
page this summer for a full list of rules and regulations for
the competition.
Prizes will be awarded for the Largest Bass Overall, Largest
Fish Caught in each division and Most Fish Caught in each
division.
Saturday, June 11, 2016
Minnow Division (Ages 3–5)
Bluegill Division (Ages 6–9)
Bass Division (Ages 10–12)
AGES
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3–12
8:30am–12:30pm
$5
$7
TIME
RES.
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4–10
12–12:30pm
11–17
1–1:30pm
$10
$15
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AUGUST
OCTOBER
DECEMBER
Lazy Triathlon
Wonderfully Wicked Woods
Williams Winter Wonderland
Come, wearing your costumes and participate in numerous
activities provided for you and your family to enjoy at our
Wonderfully Wicked Woods. Activities will include: wagon
rides, a variety of games and activities and a happily
haunted trail, where you can collect small toys and candy
along the way. More information and details coming soon!
Santa and one of his reindeer will be making an appearance
at our very own Winter Wonderland here in Davison.
Activities will include crafts, pictures with Santa, wagon
rides, Christmas cookie decoration, and more. More
information and details coming soon!
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Saturday, October 22, 2016
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Saturday, December 22, 2016
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0–13
1–5pm
$3*
$5*
Robert Williams Nature & Historical Learning Center (North House)
10069 E. Atherton Rd., Davison.
TIME
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0–13
1–4pm
$3*
$5*
Robert Williams Nature & Historical Learning Center (North House)
10069 E. Atherton Rd., Davison.
Movies at the Beach
& Family Fun Nights
SEPTEMBER
Every Friday Night
Memorial Day—Labor Day (weather dependent)
Dog Dip
The season at Lake Callis is coming to an end, so let’s have
one more fun filled day with your best friend aka your dog :)!
Multiple dog services will be on hand giving out information
and treats for your dog. So come let your dog socialize in
the park and take a dip in our beautiful lake. Vendor space
is free, please call our office to reserve your space.
Saturday, September 10, 2016
Session 1: 12-1:20 PM; Dogs 70 lbs. and larger
Session 2: 1:20-2:40 PM; Dogs 31-69 lbs.
Session 3: 2:40-4:00 PM; Dogs 30 lbs. and under
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TIME
RES.
NON.
ALL
12–4pm
$5*
$5*
*$5 when you preregister; $6 Day of at gate.
Taste of Davison Community
Appreciation Event
Berkshire Hathaway Home Services Michigan
Real Estate
Presents the 2nd Annual Davison Community
Appreciation
Event. Activities will include: live music, bounc
e house,
face painting, giveaways, photo booth, food
from local
restaurants and much more. April Rose from
Nash FM, 95.1
will also be on hand broadcasting live. If you
would like
booth/vendor space, please contact our office
.
Thursday, September 15, 2016
AGES
TIME
RES.
NON.
ALL
4–7pm
FREE
FREE
Lake Callis Recreation Complex (1152 N. Gale Rd., Daviso
n)
Preregistration
Required
Preregistration
Strongly Encouraged
Preregistration
Not Required
TIME:Family Fun Activities 6–8pm.
Movies begin at dusk and vary
in length.
WHERE: Lake Callis Recreation Complex
FEE:Included with Park Entrance
Fee (Some Family Fun Activity
nights may have nominal fees)
AGE:
All Ages Welcome
Visit our website beginning in May for a complete list of activities for Family Fun Nights.
2016 Schedule:
5/28 (Sat.) . . . Inside Out; Summer Kick Off
6/3 . . . . . . . . My Best Friend’s Wedding; Obstacle Your Way down
the Aisle
6/17 . . . . . . . Minions; Argh Pirate Party with a Scavenger Hunt
6/24 . . . . . . . The Avengers; Superhero Spectacular
7/1 . . . . . . . . The Spongebob Movie: Sponge out of water; Wild
Water Party
7/8 . . . . . . . . Breakfast At Tiffany’s; Cooking at
Lake Callis
7/15 . . . . . . . The Good Dinosaur; Dino Dig
7/22 . . . . . . . Sleepless In Seattle; Pajama
Party in the Park
7/29 . . . . . . . Cinderella (2015); Enchanted
Princess Party
8/5 . . . . . . . . Tomorrowland (2015);
Futuristic Fun
8/12 . . . . . . . Norm of the North;
Arctic Blast
8/19 . . . . . . . Jurassic World; Luau
8/26 . . . . . . . Zootopia; Animal
Adventure Safari
9/2 . . . . . . . . Star Wars: The Force
Awakens; Star Wars
Social
New Program
7
WORKSHOPS
& NATURE
PROGRAMS
Geocaching 101
Come join Mike Spence, from Auto City Cachers, for
Geocaching 101. What is Geocaching? It’s a real-world,
outdoor treasure hunting game using GPS-enabled devices.
Participants navigate to a specific set of GPS coordinates
and then attempt to find the geocache (container) hidden
at that location. This class is for any skill level, but mainly
focuses on beginners. GPS units will be provided, but
please bring your own unit, if you have one.
Mike will have a limited number of GPS units on hand, so
please bring your own if you have one. Minimum number
of participants required. Limited space. Preregistration
required one week prior to class.
SESSION 1:
SESSION 2:
AGES
Thursday, May 19, 2016
Thursday, August 11, 2016
TIME
RES.
NON.
$5/person
$8/person
ALL
6–7:30pm
$12/family $15/family
Robert Williams Nature and Historical Center (North House)
10069 E. Atherton Rd., Davison
Make Your Own
Hiking Stick
Hiking sticks are great companions on rugged trails. Come
join us as we make our very own personalized hiking stick.
We will provide everything you need, so bring yourself and
your creativity. Once you are finished with your creation,
put it to use on the trails while working on a nature
scavenger hunt.
Saturday, April 23, 2016
AGES
TIME
RES.
NON.
4–13
10–11:30am
$8
$10
Nature Scavenger Hunts
“Take nothing but pictures, leave nothing but
footprints”
Log on to our website or our Facebook page to download
monthly nature hunts in our Davison Township Parks. Each
month we will have a different theme for you to go out and
explore.
AGES
ALL
8
RES.
NON.
At your desire
FREE
Davison Township Parks
TIME
FREE
Raising Monarch
Butterflies
Our North American monarchs are facing population decline
and they need our help to protect them, so come and learn
how to raise your own! It takes only 4 weeks for a monarch
to grow from an egg to a lovely butterfly. You’ll learn to
identify eggs, caterpillars and milkweed (its only food
source). We’ll look for caterpillars or you’ll be able to take
some home (if available) so please bring a 1lb. clear deli
container with lid (or something similar) to take yours and
watch it transform to an amazing graceful monarch.
Saturday, June 18
AGES
TIME
RES.
NON.
$5/person
$7/person
4+
10–11:30am
$10/family $12/family
Foraging Classes
Introduction to
Mushrooms
Many people don’t know where to start when learning to
identify mushrooms. Michigan has over 3000 species of
mushrooms, but it’s not necessary to learn all of them to
forage safely. This class will introduce you to the major
characteristics to look for when identifying mushrooms.
We will spend time in the woods looking for mushrooms,
then come indoors for a lecture and to practice ID. (Class
Maximum is 15 people).
Wednesday, June 1, 2016
AGES
TIME
Owl Prowl
Join For-Mar Naturalists as we learn about local owls and
the unique sounds they make! Then travel the trails to
practice what you learned.
Friday, April 29, 2016
AGES
NON.
ALL
6–9pm
$25
$30
RES.
NON.
Forage and Feast
Learning to forage is only half the battle! You also need
to know what to do with your harvest when you get
home. “Forage and Feast” combines a foraging class with
a cooking class. We focus on just a few plants- learning
to identify, harvest, clean, and prepare them. Using
additional ingredients supplied by the instructor, we will
prepare a beverage, main dish, 2 sides, a condiment, and
a dessert featuring the items we harvest from the local
woods. Bring your own cup, fork, and plate for sampling
your creation. (Class Maximum is 10 people).
Sunday, August 7, 2016
AGES
RES.
TIME
ALL
6–7:30pm
$10
$15
TIME
RES.
NON.
$45/person $50/person
ALL
2–6pm
$75/couple $80/couple
Beginning Beekeeping
Beekeeping II
Join Jim Withers from Withers Mountain Honey Farm
for this beginner beekeeping class. You’ll leave prepared
with what you need to know about equipment and what
to do to start your own hive in the upcoming season.
Join Jim Withers, head beekeeper at Withers Mountain
Honey Farm as he teaches you the honeybee how-to’s
and helps you prepare for the upcoming honeybee
season. We recommend that you take the Beginning
Beekeeping class before Beekeeping II.
August 20, 2016
AGES
TIME
RES.
NON.
14+
1–4pm
$5
$8
Preregistration
Required
September 17, 2016
AGES
TIME
RES.
NON.
14+
1–4pm
$5
$8
Preregistration
Strongly Encouraged
Preregistration
Not Required
New Program
Davison Township
UPDATE
2016 Election Information
PRECINCT LOCATIONS
IN DAVISON TOWNSHIP
Tuesday, March 8, 2016, the Republican and Democrat parties hold their
Presidential Primaries.
PRECINCT 1: NEW!
Davison Area Senior Center, 10135 Lapeer Rd
nOn your application to vote, you will be asked to select which
primary you wish to vote in, either Democrat or Republican.
PRECINCT 2:
World Outreach Center, 2275 N Irish Rd
nYou will be given a ballot specific to the party you have
selected.
PRECINCT 3:
Faith Baptist Church, 7306 E Atherton Rd
nIf your precinct is in a jurisdiction which contains a ballot
proposal, you will also have the option of selecting a nonpartisan ballot. This ballot will only have the proposal.
PRECINCT 4:
Davison Area Senior Center, 10135 Lapeer Rd
PRECINCT 5:
Davison Township Municipal Center, 1208 N Irish Rd
As of this publication, there is no May election scheduled.
August 2, 2016, is the date of the State Primary. And remember…
Voting is one of the most cherished and fundamental rights in our country!
PRECINCT 6:
World Outreach Center, 2275 N Irish Rd
PRECINCT 7:
Faith Baptist Church, 7306 E Atherton Rd
Away On Election Day?
Request an Absentee Ballot from your local Clerk’s Department. (See list to right.)
PRECINCT 8: NEW!
Davison Assembly of God Church, 1234 S Gale Rd
Who Can Vote AV?
PRECINCT 9: NEW!
Davison Assembly of God Church, 1234 S Gale Rd
If you expect to be absent from your jurisdiction the entire time the polls are open on Election
Day (7am to 8pm), you may vote by AV ballot. Residents who are 60 years of age and older
and those who are physically unable to attend the polls also qualify to vote AV.
LOCAL CLERKS IN THE
48423 AREA
How Can I Get An AV Ballot?
To receive an AV ballot, you must first complete an Absent Voter Ballot Application. This form
is available by calling, emailing or visiting your local Clerk’s Department. You can also print an
application at www.michigan.gov/vote.
After completing the form, return it to your local Clerk for processing. Your ballot will be
delivered through the mail or given to you at that time if they are available. Michigan Election
Law requires that the AV voter show photo ID if they are issued a ballot in person.
DAVISON TOWNSHIP
Cindy Shields, 810-653-4156
CITY OF DAVISON
Andrea Schroeder, 810-653-2191
RICHFIELD TOWNSHIP
Teri Webber, 810-653-3564
Vote your ballot, properly seal and sign the return envelope. Return the ballot to your local
Clerk’s office no later than 8pm on Election Day. If mailing your ballot, be sure to allow plenty
of time for it to arrive by 8pm on Election Day!
9
Davison Township Update
Township Contact Information
Supervisor’s Department
Building Department
Karen M. Miller – Supervisor
[email protected]
810-653-4156 ext. 601
Contact the Supervisor’s Office for
assistance with:
• Information about Roads & Bridges
• Information about Trash/Recycling
• Information about Street Lighting
• Public Safety
•Budget
• FOIA requests
• Meetings schedules, agendas & minutes
• General Inquiries & Assistance
Randall V. Stewart – Building/Planning
Administrator
[email protected]
810-653-4156 ext. 204
Clerk’s Department
Cindy K. Shields – Clerk
[email protected]
810-653-4156 ext. 401
Contact the Clerk’s Office for assistance
with:
•Information about Elections & Voter
registration
•Information about Public Records &
Notices
• Information about Accounts payable
• Information about employment
Treasurer’s Department
Patrick R. Miller – Treasurer
[email protected]
810-653-4156 ext. 502
Contact the Treasurer’s Office for
assistance with:
•Information about summer & winter tax
bills and payments
• Information about Accounts receivable
Contact the Building Offices for
assistance with:
•Information about building related
inspections & permits
•Information about Zoning & General
Ordinances
• Information about Planning & Variances
CODE ENFORCEMENT INFORMATION:
810-653-4156
Jeremy Smith – [email protected] ext. 203
Carl Reyes – creyes@davisontwp-mi.
org ext. 7207
WATER & SEWER INFORMATION:
Lisa Minto – lminto@davisontwp-mi.
org
810-653-4156 ext. 202
DAVISON CEMETERIES
Contact Lisa Minto for the Davison
Cemetery – 810-653-4156 ext. 202
Contact Lois Pastori for the Pine Grove
Cemetery -810-653-4156 ext. 502
Davison Township Municipality provides
Notary Services within the Building
Department
or the Supervisors Office. Please have a
picture I.D. available for verification.
Assessing Department
Kim Nickerson
[email protected]
810-653-4156 ext.302
Contact the Assessing Office for
assistance with:
•Information about Property Records
(owner, public data access, parcel
number, etc.)
•Information about SEV, Taxable Value &
Assessed Value
•Information about Personal Property
Records
•Information about Principal Resident
Exemptions
•Information about Tax Exemptions
Applications & Instruction
• Information about Plat Maps
• Information about Board of Review
10
Parks & Recreation
Department
Casey Reed – Parks & Rec. Director
1152 N. Gale Road
810-214-1810
Davison Township Police
and Fire Departments
Rick Freeman – Chief of Police
1280 N. Irish Rd, Davison, MI 48423
Hours: Mon – Fri 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. (all calls
after hours 9-1-1)
EMERGENCY PHONE # 9-1-1
Non-emergency phone # 810-653-5656
Contact the Police Office for
assistance with:
• Information about public safety
• Information about Scams
•Information about crime tips &
prevention
•Information about Police reports &
impound vehicles
Mike Wright – Fire Chief
403 S. Main Street, Davison, MI 48423
Hours: Mon – Fri 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (all
calls after hours 9-1-1)
EMERGENCY PHONE # 9-1-1
Non-emergency phone # 810-653-5671
Contact the Fire Station Office for
assistance with:
•Information about fire safety &
prevention
•Information about employment &
volunteers
•ALL BURNING PERMITS ARE ISSUED AT
THE DAVISON TOWNSHIP MUNICIPAL
CENTER
Davison Area Library
203 E. 4th Street, Davison, MI 48423
Hours: Mon: 9am - 9pm, Tue & Wed &
Thurs: Noon - 8pm, Fri & Sat: 9am - 5pm,
Sun: 1-5 pm
This library has an after-hours drop box.
Phone: 810-653-2022
www.thegdl.org
Contact the Library for more information
or assistance with programs and events.
Contact the Parks & Rec. Office for
assistance with:
The Davison Area Chamber
of Commerce
•Information about Davison Township
Parks & Trails
• Information about programs and events
• Information about facility rentals
401 W. Flint St., Davison, MI 48423
Hours: Mon – Fri 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.
www.davisonchamberofcommerce.com
810-653-6266
Contact the Chamber of Commerce for
more information or assistance with
programs and events.
RYAN
EASHOO
#1 Agent in all of Davison
405 S. State Rd.
Davison, MI 48423
(810) 234-1234
[email protected]
DavisonHomesforSale.com
We donate $5 of every sale we make to
Davison Parks and Recreation
Ryan Eashoo
REALTOR and Owner
®
RE/MAX Real Estate Team
Office: (810) 653-5020
Real Estate Team
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YOUTH
PROGRAMS
Kreative Kids
Come and join us at the beach for kid’s crafts and activities.
Each week we will have a different craft, activity or project.
Every Monday Memorial Day–Labor Day (except 5/30 & 7/4)
AGES
TIME
RES.
NON.
13 &
11am–1pm
$2*
$3*
Under
and 5–7pm
*Punch Card = Buy 9 visits at once and get one FREE. Use anytime
Memorial Day – Labor Day
Mommy & Me Hikes
We invite you and your child(ren) for a nature discovery
and exercise filled morning. After the walk come inside to
make your very own nature craft. You may also explore our
outdoor natural pay area and “BYOL” (Bring your own lunch)
to enjoy with other moms.
The trail is unpaved so only all-terrain strollers are
recommended. A baby backpack/carrier is suggested.
TIME
RES.
During this one day camp, campers will explore the park
searching for wildlife and have hands on experiences with
many different reptiles. Participants will receive a t-shirt
and lunch. This camp includes quite a bit of walking/hiking.
Participants must dress weather appropriate for exploring
the outdoors; including brining long pants and closed-toe
shoes (no sandals or flip flops please). Participants should
also bring a change of clothes and shoes (in case of a
change in weather conditions). It is also recommended that
participants bring a backpack with sunscreen and any water
and/or snacks that they may want while hiking. Additional
days may be added to accommodate numbers.
Sunday, June 12, 2016
AGES
Garden Day for Kids!
Bring the young ones out to play in the dirt! This is an
activities centered class to get kids thinking about the
natural world outside their door. For a complete details on
each weeks class, make sure you visit our website and
Facebook page. Each week will focus on a different garden
to take home and nurture.
RES.
NON.
AGES
RES.
NON.
6–13
10am–3pm
$50
$55
WHY GOOD PROGRAMS
ARE CANCELED
Nothing kills a program faster
than everyone waiting until the
last minute to register. There are
certain deadlines that are set in
order to decide whether a
program will be canceled.
12
TIME
Mad Science
Come join us as we team up with Mad Science to
bring you cool and fun hands-on science programs.
Slime Time
Ooze into a gooey hour of sliming around! Create
slime using the Mad Science recipe, and then enter
the Slime Olympics! Take home your own concoction
of slime in a Mad Science Activity Cup!
Slime Work Shop, Saturday, July 16, 2016
GRADES
:(
REGISTER EARLY!
TIME
RES.
NON.
1–6
1–2pm
$18
$23
Dry Ice Capades
Probe the shifting states of matter through a series of
engaging demonstrations and inquiry-based activities. Watch as the Mad Scientist melts metal in boiling
water and freezes water with a breath of dry ice! Use
your Thermocolor Cup to test the temperature of liquid
matter at home!
Dry Ice Capades, Tuesday, June 28, 2016
GRADES
Session 1: Saturday, June 18, 2016
Session 2: Wednesday, July 13, 2016
Session 3: Thursday, August 4, 2016
13 & Under
9:30–11am
$5
$6
So if you are interested…
NON.
Must bring: swimsuit, towel, goggles or mask, sunscreen,
lunch or lunch money and a hairbrush. Maximum of 10
children per class. First come first serve. Registration
required 2 weeks prior to class date. No refunds. If class is
canceled due to inclement weather it will be rescheduled. If
all sessions fill up more classes may be added.
Every Thursday (Memorial Day–Labor Day)
TIME
RES.
Magic will happen at Lake Callis. A real mermaid will come to
teach your kids the magic of being a little mermaid (or merman)
in the sea and on the land. Kids will start the day with a
mermaid makeover then they will learn the safety of swimming
with the tail (monofin), several mermaid tricks and mermaid
modeling. Mermaid tails will be provided for all the children
to use during class. Pictures will be taken and an underwater
movie will be made for each participant. Certificates of the real
little mermaid class will be issued for all. NON.
ALL
10:30–11:30am
$2*
$3*
*Punch Card = Buy 9 visits at once and get one FREE. Use anytime
AGES
TIME
8+
9am–2pm
$30
$35
Mermaid for a Day
Second Tuesday of every month. March – May; Every Tuesday
AGES
Team Reptile
Exploration Days
TIME
RES.
NON.
1–6
6–7pm
$18
$23
Matter of Fact
What’s smaller than small? Atoms and molecules! Students will learn how atoms combine to make
molecules and will examine molecular bonding using
molecule models. What’s the difference between a
chemical and physical change? Your Junior Chemist
will be able to tell you after mixing up their very own
Mad Science Putty!
Matter of Fact, Saturday, August 6, 2016
GRADES
TIME
RES.
NON.
1–6
1–2pm
$18
$23
YOUTH CAMPS
Camp 911
Camp 911 is a free one-day safety camp for children ages 6- 14 years old. The camp is
sponsored by Mobile Medical Response, MMR staff along with local firefighters, police
offers, and others serve as educators to the children. The kids will participate in a variety of
interactive experiences including: exploring ambulances, fire trucks, helicopters, and police
units along with learning about CPR, First Aid, Bike Safety, Babysitting tips, and much more!
Lunch will be provided for each camper as well as multiple take homes like T-shirts, draw
string bag and more!
Tuesday, July 12, 2016
AGES
TIME
RES.
NON.
FREE
ALL
9am–3pm
(First 100 people to register)
Wacky Wednesday Camp
Do you have a hard time filling your child’s summer with exciting and creative things to do? If
so sign your kids up for Wacky Wednesday Camp this summer and leave the planning to us.
Kids will explore nature, play fun games, create unique crafts, splash in Lake Callis and the
Dash N Splash Pad and visit multiple Davison Township Parks and much more. Every week
will be a new adventure.
Must bring: swimsuit, towel, goggles or mask, sunscreen, bug spray, lunch or lunch money,
hairbrush, change of clothes and tennis shoes. Maximum of 18 children per camp. First
come first serve. A minimum number of participants is required for each camp date. For a
complete list of weekly activities visit our website in May.
Wednesdays, June 22–August 17, 2016
AGES
TIME
RES.
NON.
5–13
9am–4pm
$40*
$45*
Lake Callis Recreation Complex & Other Davison Township Parks.
(*Register for all 9 camps and receive a $5 discount per day)
GIVE. ADVOCATE. VOLUNTEER.
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TM
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roofs! Exclusive discounts for my Davison neighbors on
top of our factory direct low prices!
Ben Callis
Phone: (810) 397-4350
SHOWROOM/FACTORY
8068 E. Court Street
Davison, MI 48423
www.DWwindows.com
Preregistration
Required
Preregistration
Strongly Encouraged
Preregistration
Not Required
New Program
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For-Mar on the Road Youth Programs
All For-Mar on the Road Youth events will be held at Robert Williams Nature and Historical Center (North House), 10069 E. Atherton Rd., Davison unless otherwise noted.
PRESCHOOL &
KINDERGARTEN
Animal Homes
Create your own classroom beaver lodge as
you learn about all the structures animals
call home.
Tuesday, April 5, 2016
LOWER ELEMENTARY
Worms on a Wheel
HIGH SCHOOL
Wild About Wetlands
How can we waste less food, throw less
trash away, and make healthy soil for
plants? Learn how with Worms on Wheels!
Students will see red worms recycling food
scraps, examine worms, and construct a
worm bin.
Citizen Scientist
Connect with one of Michigan’s wildest
habitats as you interact with live wetland
critters.
Wednesday, April 13, 2016
GRADES
GRADES
TIME
RES.
NON.
PRE–K
4–5pm
$10
$15
Reading With
Reptiles
TIME
RES.
NON.
1–3
5–6pm
$10
$15
Robert Williams Nature and Historical Center (North
House) 10069 E. Atherton Rd., Davison
UPPER ELEMENTARY
With the help of our scaly friends, the
students and our naturalist will read
stories about reptiles, learn to classify
them, complete grade appropriate literacy
activities, and create their own story about
one of the famous animal teachers.
Wednesday, June 29, 2016
GRADES
TIME
RES.
NON.
PRE–2
2–3pm
$10
$15
Thursday, July 7, 2016
GRADES
TIME
RES.
NON.
4–6
2–3pm
$10
$15
MIDDLE SCHOOL
Your students can help real life scientists
by taking part in projects locally and
throughout the world. This program will
introduce smart phone applications and
websites that will give you access to the
real world of science.
Thursday, May 26, 2016
GRADES
TIME
RES.
NON.
High
School
6–7pm
$10
$15
Alien Invaders
Potable Pound
A pond in your classroom? For-Mar will
bring their portable pond and live pond
dwelling critters to your classroom to
learn about the importance of maintaining
balanced ecosystems.
Monday, April 18, 2016
GRADES
TIME
RES.
NON.
4–6
5–6pm
$10
$15
It’s an attack on our ecosystems. Aliens,
better known as “invasives” are taking over
our forests, waters, and backyards. Learn
about these invasive organisms and how
you can be part of the solution.
Thursday, April 28, 2016
GRADES
TIME
RES.
NON.
7–8
6–7pm
$10
$15
ALL AGE Programs
All For-Mar ALL AGE Program events will be held at Robert Williams Nature and Historical Center (North House), 10069 E. Atherton Rd., Davison unless otherwise noted.
Back Yard
Maple Syrup
The class includes instruction on tree
selection, tapping trees, processing sap
with a variety of evaporation techniques.
We will discuss the history of maple syrup
and its health benefits. This is a hands-on
class and attendees will be able to tap
trees, harvest sap and sample different
types of maple syrup. Saturday, March 12, 2016
AGES
TIME
RES.
NON.
ALL
10am–12pm
$12
$17
Archery
Come join Craig Gibbs, with Arrow Sport
Archery as he and his employees teach an
6 week long interactive archery class. This
class is for everyone whether you hunt or
not. There will be instruction for all ages
and skill levels to sharpen your skills. This
is a great class for Bow Hunters to get
prepared for the hunting season. Mom
& Dad can shoot too with your archer!
(Equipment provided or bring your own).
All personal equipment will be inspected
prior to the class. Maximum class size is 15
participants.
SESSION 1: 6 Weeks; Every Tuesday from April
19–May 24, 2016
AGES
TIME
RES.
NON.
8+
6:30–7:30pm
$60
$70
14
Creature Feature
Truck Farm
Cockroaches, Snakes and Frogs can be
the stars of the day! A trained For-Mar
Naturalist will bring the For-mar Critters
to you! Program includes discussion and
interaction with live For-Mar Animals.
Children are taught plant science and
gardening basics out of our mobile
greenhouse! Truck Farm uses hands-on
experience to highlight the benefits of daily
physical activity as well as growing your
own produce—both for yourself and the
environment.
Saturday, May 7, 2016
AGES
TIME
RES.
NON.
ALL
12–1pm
$10
$15
Bicycle Maintenance
& Safety
Join the staff from Al’s Quick Release for a
class that will teach you how to keep your
bike in tip-top shape. Learn how to change
a tire, adjust handlebars, brakes, cables and
saddle. Al and his team will bring bikes to
demonstrate each procedure. For kids and
adults of all ages and abilities.
Tuesday May 17
AGES
TIME
RES.
NON.
$10/
Single
$25/
$25/
family
family
ALL
7–8:30pm
$7/Single
Wilderness Survival
Join us on this hour and a half lead hike
through the wilderness and earn what it
takes to survival out in the woods. The
class will cover basic principles including:
shelter making, fire-starting, tools you’ll
need and much more.
Session 1: Sunday, May 22, 2016 (1:30–3pm)
Session 2: Sunday, August 14, 2016 (12–1:30pm)
AGES
TIME
RES.
NON.
ALL
See Above
$10
$15
AGES
TIME
RES.
NON.
ALL
2–3pm
$10
$15
For-Mar on the Road
Nature Club
For-Mar on the Road Nature clubs will
teach students about Michigan’s animals,
plants, habitats and more. Students will get
a chance to interact with live animals, play
exciting nature games, and learn from one
of For-Mar’s trained Naturalists.
Mondays
July 18–August 15, 2016
Davison Bike Club
Meet at Al’s Quick Release every Thursday
evening at 6:00 pm beginning in May. This
10 mile fun ride will take you down the
beautiful Black Creek Trail and into the City
of Davison. Not a seasoned rider? Not to
worry--all abilities are welcome—no rider
left behind! For questions call Al at (810)
658-9215.
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2–3pm
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Session 1: Lake Callis Recreation Complex 1152. N. Gale Rd., Davison, MI 48423
2016
7:00 PM
SUMMER LEAGUES
#WEEKS & FEES
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5 WEEKS= $100
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5 WEEKS= $100
WEDNESDAY
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June 8– June 29, July 13
5 WEEKS= $100
THURSDAY
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June 9– June 30, July 14
5 WEEKS= $100
Session 2: Lake Callis Recreation Complex 1152. N. Gale Rd., Davison, MI 48423
2016
7:00 PM
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July 26-August 23
5 WEEKS= $100
WEDNESDAY
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5 WEEKS= $100
THURSDAY
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5 WEEKS= $100
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15
ADULTS & SENIORS
Let’s Walk
Strengthen your heart, lungs and vascular system. Improve
your circulation. Relieve tension and modify the aging
process. How? Join Let’s Walk! Enjoy walking at your own
pace in one of our many parks and trails. Get a group of
friends together and go or walk by yourself. Keep track
of you progress by logging in your miles at our Davison
Township Parks and Recreation office at 1152 N. Gale Road.
For every 10 miles you complete, between April 1st 2016
and October 1st you will receive a token, the person with
the most tokens at the end of season will receive one free
seasonal pass for the following year.
April 1–October 1, 2016
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ANY
FREE
At any one of our Davison Township Parks
FREE
Better with Age
Active Adults
Get out of the house, have fun and socialize at Davison Lake
Callis Recreation Complex. Better With Age Active Living
Adults meets every Tuesday from Memorial Day through
Labor Day. During this fun and engaging program you will
be able to participate in a variety of activities including
fitness classes, games, speakers and more. (Designed for
adults 60 and over but ages 18 and over are welcome).
Make sure to check our websites and Facebook page or
stop by the office to see each weeks planned activities.
Every Tuesday (Memorial Day–Labor Day)
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TIME
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NON.
60+*
10am–12pm
$3
$4
Lake Callis Recreation Complex (1152 N. Gale Rd. Davison) *But 18+
are welcome.
Discovery Hiking Club
Uncork Your Creativity
Come hike along some beautiful trails within the Robert
Williams Nature and Historical Learning Center. There is a
total of 14 hikes throughout the season, 3 of the hikes will be
guided by expert in their particular area of study. A nominal
fee will be charged for the guided hikes, all others are free.
Come join Jeanne from Just Paint with JP for a creative
night out. Bring a beverage of your choice and follow
step-by-step instructions as you produce your own unique
rendition of that months featured painting. Light snacks will
be provided. You will leave with a painting that is uniquely
yours and your own souvenir glass. Minimum number
of participants required. Limited space. Preregistration
required one week prior to class.
Every Monday, Memorial Day–Labor Day (except 5/30 and 7/4)
Session 1: Bird Discovery and Identification Hike, 6/20/16
Session 2: Plant Discovery and Identification Hike, Date TBD
Session 3: Reptile Discovery and Identification Hike, Date TBD
AGES
TIME
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NON.
$6/hike
$7/hike
$15 all three* $18 all three*
10069 E. Atherton Rd., Davison. *(Pay for all 3 guided hikes upfront)
ALL
8am
Come work on your beach body with us at
Lake Callis’ Beautiful Beach. Where we’ll be
offer a variety of fitness classes all summer long.
(All classes will be in the sand on the beach).
Bootcamp
Come join Aric Sperling, a certified personal trainer, as
he guides and pushes you through his beach body boot
camp. This class is aimed to push you, not just physically,
but mentally as well. Utilizing body weight exercises and
any object we may find in our path, you will increase not
only your cardiovascular endurance, but your muscular
endurance as well.
Session 1: Saturday, May 7, 2016
TIME
RES.
AGES
TIME
RES.
NON.
$10/class
$15/class
ALL
8–9am
$25 all three
$35 all three
Lake Callis Recreation Complex (1152 N. Gale Rd. Davison)
Come join Aric Sperling, a certified personal trainer, as
he guides and pushes you through this High Intensity
Interval Training (HIIT) Class. This class will burn calories
fast and help you achieve the results you are looking for
by incorporating short intervals of cardio, core, and bodyweight exercises.
AGES
TIME
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Instructional Yoga
The sessions are taught by a certified yoga instructor from
The Yoga Path combination of basic yoga postures that
will focus on flexibility, strength, balance, and relaxation.
Session 1: Thursday, June 30, 2016
Session 2: Tuesday, July 19, 2016
Session 3: Thursday, August 4, 2016
TIME
AGES
TIME
RES.
NON.
ALL
6–7pm
$10
$15
Shoot like the Pros
Come spend an hour with an experienced photographer
learning how to capture the perfect shot. This class will be
ideal for someone looking to get more out of their family
pictures, kids sporting events and etc.
Sunday, July 24, 2016
AGES
TIME
RES.
NON.
ALL
2–3pm
$10
$15
Outdoor Photography
Come spend an hour and capture all the beautiful pictures
nature has to offer on your camera, while getting input from
an experienced photographer.
Sunday, August 7, 2016
AGES
TIME
RES.
NON.
ALL
2–3pm
$10
$15
FOR-MAR ON THE ROAD
ADULT PROGRAMS
All For-Mar on the Road Adult events will be held at
Robert Williams Nature and Historical Center (North House),
10069 E. Atherton Rd., Davison unless otherwise noted.
Attracting Wildlife
Are you a bird watcher or just enjoy seeing the squirrels
searching for food? Learn interesting ways to encourage
wildlife into your backyard.
AGES
$10/class
$15/class
ALL
8–9am
$25 all three
$35 all three
AGES
Get to Know Your Camera: Do you have a camera that has a
lot of buttons and different features you don’t understand?
Or would you just like to know more about what your
camera can or can’t do? If so come to Get to Know your
Camera! An experienced photographer will be on hand to
walk you through everything your camera is capable of as
well as answering any question you may have.
Monday, May 9th, 2016
Session 1: Saturday, July 16, 2016
RES.
NON.
ALL
7–8am
$10/class
$15/class
*Any Classes canceled due to weather or unseen conditions will be made up.
*Additional sessions or different class may be added throughout the summer if the demand for them is there.
16
NON.
16+
5–8pm
$35
$40
HIIT Classes
Beach Body
Fitness Classes
AGES
Session 1: Friday, June 24, 2016
Photography Classes
TIME
RES.
NON.
60+
11am–12pm
$10
$15
Active Living
Getting active is fun! This one hour, once a week, program
meets for six weeks and focuses on health and nutrition,
gardening, and nature found in our parks. Participants will
play nature related games, meet live animals, garden,
engage in outdoor activities (weather permitting), and
more! Everyone will work on setting fitness goals and utilize
tools to help track their progress. Incentives will be offered
to help everyone get moving and stay active!
Thursdays,
April 14–May 19, 2016
AGES
TIME
RES.
NON.
60+
10–11am
$10
$15
Gardening
Seed Selection and Starting
Your Own Transplants
Hands on learning for teens and adults. Everything you
need to know about starting and caring for vegetable
transplants. Learn how to choose the right seeds for
your garden, a recipe for a good seed starting mix, light
requirements and how to care for the transplants once
they emerge from the soil.
Tuesday, March 29, 2016
AGES
TIME
RES.
Learn to make nature’s most rewarding soil amendment.
Time invested in your garden’s soil brings the best returns:
healthy, vigorous plants and great harvests. This class will
teach you how easy and inexpensive composting is with
the right materials and equipment. Multiple processes
and methods will be discussed as well an overview of
compost aids. Examine basic vermiculture and compost
tea as well.
Sunday, June 5, 2016
NON.
AGES
ALL
6–8:30pm
$12
$17
TIME
RES.
NON.
ALL
6–7:30pm
$8
$12
Starting a Home Garden
You want to grow your own food but have no idea where
to start? This class is for you! No matter if you are working
with an apartment patio, a city lot or acres of grass
you are tired of mowing, you can grow your own food
anywhere! We will discuss container gardening, raised
beds, and traditional food plot gardening. Learn everything
from where to put your garden to controlling pest and
disease without chemicals. Seed Saving 101
Don’t spend a fortune on your garden seeds every year.
Buying heirloom and open pollinated varieties can pay
off big time in the long run. Help preserve the genetic
diversity of our plants by saving your own vegetable seed.
This course will cover selecting the right seeds to start,
pollination, preservation, germination testing and much
more.
TIME
RES.
AGES
NON.
TIME
RES.
NON.
ALL
7–8:30pm
$8
$12
ALL
6–8pm
$12
$17
Garden Days for Adults
Roll your sleeves and prepare to get dirty. We will be
holding gardening classes for adults every Thursday at
Robert Williams Nature and Historical learning, between
Memorial Day and Labor Day. This is an activities centered
class to get you thinking about the natural world outside
of your door. Each week will focus on a different type
of garden that you can take home and nurture. For a
complete details on each week’s class, make sure you visit
our website and Facebook page.
Every Thursday, Memorial Day-Labor Day
Wednesday, September 14, 2016
Friday, April 22, 2016
AGES
Beginning Composting
AGES
TIME
RES.
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14+
11am–12:30pm
$5
$6
A LT R U I S T I C
Speech & Language Services, LLC
Speech, Language, and Cognitive
Communication Services to Children,
Adults and Geriatric Populations.
Davison Area
Historical
Society
Kitchen School
Historical Museum
Available upon request
Open Tuesdays and Saturdays
10am–2pm or by request
810-214-1810
Preregistration
Required
Preregistration
Strongly Encouraged
810-658-2286
Preregistration
Not Required
New Program
Call Today!
810.886.1028
HEATHER BROWN
M.A. CCC-SLP
Speech Language Pathologist
MSHA Member and State Licensed
VitalStim and ASHA Certified
[email protected]
17
DOG
OBEDIENCE
Puppy Socialization
From 7 weeks to 4 months of age, your puppy goes through a socialization period
that permanently shapes his future personality and how he will react to things in his
environment as an adult. Gently exposing him to a wide variety of people, places, and
situations now makes a huge, permanent difference. So bring your puppy out to the Davison
Area Dog Park all summer long and turn them into a social butterfly! All ages and abilities.
Memorial Day-Labor Day
AGES
Dog Days of Summer
Learn great tips on caring for your pet, meet other dog lovers, and let your dog play! Visit
the dog park the 2nd Wednesday in June, July and August for great dog events! You will
find volunteers from local vets and dog groups. Volunteers from each group/vet will host
programs that will include brief educational presentations on pet related issues, door prizes
and plenty of time for your dog to run and enjoy the park with other dogs. No preregistration
is necessary. All ages and abilities.
Session 1: Wednesday, June 8, 2016
Session 3: Wednesday, August 10, 2016
AGES
TIME
ALL
TIME
ALL
RES.
6:30–8:30pm
FREE
Davison Area Dog Park (1285 N. Gale Rd.)
NON.
FREE
RES.
Dawn to Dusk
FREE
NON.
FREE
Dog Dip
The season at Lake Callis is coming to an end, so let’s have one more fun filled day with your
best friend aka your dog :)! Multiple dog services will be on hand giving out information and
treats for your dog. So come let your dog socialize in the park and take a dip in our beautiful
lake. Vendor space is free, please call our office to reserve your space.
Saturday, September 10, 2016
Session 1: 12-1:20 PM; Dogs 70 lbs. and larger
Session 2: 1:20-2:40 PM; Dogs 31-69 lbs.
Session 3: 2:40-4:00 PM; Dogs 30 lbs. and under
AGES
ALL
Dog Obedience Classes
Experienced instructors from All Dogs Can in Lapeer, will be at the dog park throughout
the summer teaching 2 different 6-week obedience classes. They will teach you how to
train your dog using positive methods assuring they will become easy to live with, safe and
welcome everywhere they go.
TIME
RES.
12–4pm
$5*
*$5 when you preregister; $6 Day of at gate.
NON.
$5*
Session 1: Basic Obedience; Every Tuesday from May 31–July 5, 2016 (Six Classes)
Session 2: Intermediate Obedience; Every Tuesday from July 19–August 23, 2016
(Six Classes)
AGES
TIME
ALL
RES.
6–7pm
$100
NON.
$120
Dog Easter Hunt
Come join us at our beautiful dog park, for our first dog Easter egg hunt. Eggs will
be scattered throughout the dog park for your dog to sniff out. Prize eggs may be
found for your dog’s chance to win big.
Thursday, March 24, 2016 AGES
TIME
RES.
NON.
18*
6–7:30pm
$3**
$3**
Davison Area Dog Park (1285 N. Gale Rd.) *All Dog Ages allowed. Dogs must be accompanied
by a person 18 years of age and older. ** Add $2 for day of registration.
18
Preregistration
Required
Preregistration
Strongly Encouraged
Preregistration
Not Required
New Program
General Information
Want to be on our mailing list?
The Davison Township Parks and Recreation
brochures will be mailed out twice a year, once in
the spring and once in the fall. It is our goal that all
residents living in the 48423 zip code received our
brochure. If for some reason, you did not receive our
brochure in the mail, please contact the Parks and
Recreation office at 810-214-1810 or email cclark@
davisontwp-mi.org and we will see to it that you
receive one. If you are not a resident and would like
to receive our brochure through the mail, please call
the Parks and Recreation office at 810-214-1810 or
email [email protected] and request to be
added to our mailing list.
We welcome your ideas and input
Davison Township Parks and Recreation does its
best to provide diverse recreational programs to
meet the needs and interest of the community.
Because of those diverse need and interests, your
input is important for developing new programs
or improving existing ones. Please feel free to
contact the Parks and Recreation office at 810-2141810 or email [email protected] with any
suggestions, comments or ideas you may have.
Advertisement space just for you!
REGISTRATION
1152 N. Gale Rd., Davison, MI 48423
DTParks.com
810-214-1810
Parks & Recreation Office Hours: Monday through Friday, 9am–12pm and 1–5pm.
Make checks payable to: Davison Township
NAME (PARENT OR GUARDIAN NAME IF UNDER 18 YEARS OF AGE)
BIRTH DATE
HOME PHONE
ADDRESS
CITY
CELL PHONE
EMERGENCY CONTACT NAME & NUMBER
PARTICIPANT’S NAME
PROGRAM
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SESSION
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Davison Township Parks and Recreation has space
available in our brochures for advertising. We will
be distributing our brochures to approximately
15,500 homes twice a year in the 48423 zip code. If
you are interested in placing an ad in our brochure,
please contact the Parks and Recreation office at
810-214-1810 or email [email protected]
for additional information.
Donations requested
Davison Township Parks and Recreation is
requesting donations and/or contributions for
generous businesses owners and/or citizens for
our parks, programs and special events. Donations
and/or contributions may be tax deductible. For
additional information or if you would like to donate
to our good cause, please contact the Parks and
Recreation office at 810-214-1810 or cclark@
davisontwp-mi.org.
Help wanted!
Davison Township Parks and Recreation is currently
looking for individuals interested in being paid for
sharing their skills and/or knowledge through a
class or program. If you are interested in any of
these opportunities, please call 810-214-1810 or
email [email protected].
Volunteers
If volunteering is more your style, we are always
looking for individuals interested in having fun
by sharing their time at our special events. Call
the Parks and Recreation office today at 810-2141810 or email [email protected] to get
signed up!
Monthly Email Blast
Davison Township Parks and Recreation will be
sending out monthly email blast to inform patrons
of upcoming events and programs, so they don’t
miss out. If you would like your email address
added to this list please feel free to contact the
Parks and Recreation office at 810-214-1810 or
email [email protected].
HOW DID YOU HEAR ABOUT THE ABOVE PROGRAM(S) AND/OR EVENT(S):
m Facebook
m Flyer
m Newspaper
m Friend/Employee
m Walk-in
m News
m Internet
m Brochure
PLEASE READ WAIVER & SIGN FORM:
The undersigned, on behalf of himself or herself, or as a parent or guardian of such individual, assumes all responsibility for the above participant while enrolled in the activities
sponsored by the Parks & Recreation Department of Davison Township, with respect to any actions taken in pursuance of such activities, either before or after the activity.
Moreover, it is agreed that the Township of Davison and its departments and employees shall not be liable for any property damage, and/or personal injury, and/or other loss
or damage suffered by the participant, and the participant, on his or her own behalf, or as parent or guardian of participant, release and forever discharge each of the entities
and persons from any and all actions, causes of actions, claims and demands with respect to any and all such damage, injury or loss. In the event of any injury, permission is
hereby given to the Parks & Recreation Department of Davison Township, and to the Director, or his or her agent, or employee, to see that first aid and medical attention are
given to the participant, at the discretion of the Parks & Recreation personnel. The participant represents that he or she is in good physical condition and able to participate
in the activity for which he or she is enrolling, and shall be responsible for his or her own health, and acknowledges that the activity in which the participant is enrolling may
be injurious, and participant accepts this risk with full knowledge. Video recording may be done and/or pictures may be taken at certain Parks and Recreation parks, facilities,
classes, programs and/or special events, and, unless the department receives signed, written objections, videos and photos may be reproduced for publication.
PARTICIPANT SIGNATURE OR PARENT/GUARDIAN SIGNATURE (IF UNDER 18)
REGISTRATION
Registration is required for all classes, programs and special events and will
be accepted on a first come, first serve basis. Registration will be accepted,
in person at the Parks and Recreation office, online, by mail, or by email. Full
payment is required at the time of registration. Payment must be in the form of
credit, debit, cash, personal check and/or money order. Please make all checks
payable to Davison Township. There is a $30 charge on all returned checks.
Registration forms can be found on our website at www.DTParks.com. If a
class, program or event is full you may ask to be put on a waiting list.
RESIDENTS RATES
Resident rates apply to all residents living in the 48423 zip code.
DATE
REFUNDS
Full refunds will be issued for classes, programs, camps and special events that
are canceled by the Parks and Recreation office. All other cancellations refunds
will be subject to an administration fee of $5 per person per class, program, camp
or special event. Unless otherwise noted, no refunds will be given less than five
(5) business days prior to the start date. All refunds will be issued in the form of
payment we received within (4) weeks or by request. Programs with individual
refund guidelines will be stated in their designated sections in this brochure.
CANCELLATIONS
Davison Township Parks and Recreation reserves the right to cancel scheduled
classes, programs, camps or special events due to low registration and/or
other conditions beyond our control.
INCLEMENT WEATHER—Davison Township Parks and Recreation will follow Davison Community Schools for cancellations due to inclement weather. If Davison
Community Schools cancels school or after school activities due to inclement weather all Davison Township Park and Recreation classes, programs, camps and
special events will be canceled as well.
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Davison Township
Parks & Recreation
1152 N. Gale Rd.
Davison, MI 48423
THANK YOU TO
OUR SUPPORTERS
Ally Estep
Amanda Peplinski
Amanda Shaw
Angela Rhode
Anthony Hoffman
Ashley Kish
Austin Coykendall
Big Johns
Bryton Tong
Carl Reis Family
Charter Oaks Apartments/Shannon
Manor Townhomes
Chris & Jean Dundas
Chris Glantz
Christina MacLean
Copper Ridge Golf Club
Creative Learning Center
Cub Scout Pack 355
Curtis Summers
D & W Windows and Sunrooms
D. M. Burr
Daniel Jones
Dave and Cindy Shields
Davison Athletic Club
Davison Chamber of Commerce Davison Community Enrichment &
Recreation
Davison Historical Society
Davison Lions Club
Davison Sign
DCC Construction
Debbie Jackson
Debra Myott
DeBuck Sod Farm
Dunckel Veterinary Hospital
ELGA Credit Union
Elixer Clothing
Emma Osterholzer
Flag City Diner
Gabby Summers
Gerry Callis
Girl Scout Troop 71424
Great Lakes Contracting and Painting
GreyDock
Hannah Poe
Hayley LaVasseur
Heather Creek Church
Hello Gorgeous Salon
Holzer Electric
Hunter Evoy
In Memory of Charles Willson
Jared Bearup
Jenna Bearup
Jessica Frederick
Jeff Wilmot
Jill Calleja
The following individuals, businesses and
organizations have volunteered or donated
to Davison Township Parks and Recreation
in the past twelve (12) months.
Jimmy John’s
John’s Restaurant & Pizzeria
Karen Eldridge
Karen Miller
Karr Family
Katy Calleja
Ken Arndt
Kinzie Burt
Kraft Engineering and Surveying
Kroger
L&M Landshaping
Leo’s Coney Island
Little Ceasars
Liz Gross
Lorrie Callis
MacLean Family
Makaylah Sheroski
Mark Callecort
Matthew Grab and Family
Megan LaVasseur
Meijer, Inc
Mike Arndt
NCG Cinema Grand Blanc
Newton Family
Noelle Tucker
Pioneer Cabinetry, Inc.
Rachel Ryans
Randy Wise Ford
Reed Family
Reyes Family
Richie Cummings
Robin Streu
Schwabauer Families
Sherry Arndt
Shields Family
Steiner Family
Stewart Family
St. John & Blessed Sacrament
Subway
Sugarbush Golf Club
The Art of Denistry/Ronald A.
Williams DMD
Tim Elkins
Travis Howell Family
Tropical Smoothie Café
Two Mikes Plumbing
Van Eldridge
VG’s Grocery
Vogt’s Flowers & Gifts
Waldorf & Sons, Inc.
Weston Family
Whitey’s Restaurant, Inc.
Wojo’s Garden Splendor
Zac Childs
Interested in Sponsoring an Event or Program?
Contact Davison Township Parks & Recreation at 810-214-1810.

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