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• TINKERS RUN PARK • JACKTOWN ACRES PARK • PENN’S WOODS PARK • LINCOLN ACRES PARK • COUNTRY HILL PARK • WESTMORELAND CITY PARK •
OAK HOLLOW PARK • INDIAN LAKE PARK • BRADDOCK’S TRAIL PARK • LION’S PARK • HILLTOP PARK
OAK HOLLOW PARK • INDIAN LAKE PARK • BRADDOCK’S TRAIL PARK • LION’S PARK • HILLTOP PARK
From the
Director’s Desk
North Huntingdon Townhouse
Administration Office Hours
724-863-3806
www.nhtpa.us
11279 Center Hwy.
North Huntingdon, PA 15642
Monday thru Friday
7:30 AM to 4:00 PM
Director
Dept. of Parks & Recreation
Joseph "JR"
Javor
Parks Grounds
& Maintenance
Garrison
Omler
Parks Grounds
& Maintenance
Richard
Sima
Parks Grounds
& Maintenance
MISSION STATEMENT
Barry
Thomas
Parks Grounds
& Maintenance
Our mission is to be recognized as a healthful benefit to the community by providing
first rate facilities, special events and recreational activities throughout the year,
while upholding a standard of integrity that will make all residents proud to call
North Huntingdon home.
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North Huntingdon Township • 2016 Parks & Recreation
Dan Miller
Dan Miller
Director, Dept. of Parks & Recreation
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PROFESSIONAL STAFF
Our full-time parks and recreation staff is responsible for the day to day operations of
facilities, grounds and maintenance to 11 parks, 7 athletic fields, 14 pavilions and public
restrooms, all located within your township.
Recently, each member of our staff has also passed all appropriate clearance and background
checks to serve the community in a transparent manner that you have come to expect.
Assistance is also provided for special events and recreational activities. On-going training
and education allows us to meet and exceed the responsibilities of keeping our parks a
beloved community destination.
In addition, all programs/events are planned, budgeted and coordinated through a
professional Dept. Director who oversees both divisions of the department while serving to
meet the needs of local residents.
Dear Friends,
I am pleased to present our 2016 Spring & Summer Guide Book and am just as thrilled
about the valuable benefits our parks and recreation programs offer.
This guide will help you navigate through a seasonal array of fun and provide you an invitation to explore
all eleven parks within the township. In addition, we wish that you keep this book handy when circling the
calendar for that “can’t miss event”.
With spring just around the corner, North Huntingdon Township’s Dept. of Parks & Recreation has been
busy preparing for another great season! Our annual special events, recreation programs, and park
activities season is about to begin and we have plenty in store to keep you and your family engaged in the
community.
Families can make the most of the opportunities provided and enjoy outdoor activities or learn new skills.
Make this year the year to try fishing, explore nature trail walks, sign up for youth sports, enroll in a
summer sports camp, attend a movie in the park, plan a picnic, act out in our performing arts camp and
much more.
We recently completed construction of a new children’s playground at Oak Hollow Park adjacent to
the Pine Pavilion. Featuring some of the latest trends in equipment, this playground piece will be a
welcomed addition to our park assets with additional room for expansion. Youth sports provide a healthy dose of self-esteem and our line-up of sports camps this summer is
sure to meet those needs. Character development happens here, where children learn teamwork,
collaboration and resilience. Our sports programs start with preschool experiences, and continue
through teen years with a variety of sport offerings. Being involved in sports is shown to support
academic, social and emotional development, as does taking advantage of our other children’s
enrichment programs. Our valued partnerships with Jump Start Sports, Fit Kids Factory, Rex Arts, our
own NHTPD will broaden your opportunities.
North Huntingdon Township is a township committed to quality living. This commitment remains
through the proud staff and volunteers who work year round looking to meet the leisure time needs of
our residents. As you take the time to view the numerous programs, activities, and special events we
have planned for this spring and summer, you will see that we have tried our best to offer something
fun and exciting for all ages, young and old. One last thing, we welcome your feedback and input. If
you have any information or concerns you would like to share, as always, please feel free to contact me.
Thank you for your continued support!
2016 Park Facilities
2016 Special Events
& Seasonal Programs
Rental Fee Schedule
Weekends & Holidays $100.00
Weekdays $75.00
Locust Pavilion
Large (100 People)
Weekdays $75.00
Hickory Pavilion
Midsize (30 People)
Weekdays $50.00
Birch & Oak Pavilion
Small (20 People)
Weekdays $30.00
Mid-size (50 People)
Weekdays $50.00
Small (20 People)
Weekdays $30.00
Weekdays $30.00
Weekdays $30.00
Water, electric, restroom facilities nearby, Horseshoes, volleyball and playground nearby
Water, electric, restroom facilities nearby. Horseshoes
Water, electric, restroom facilities
Water, electric, restroom facilities
PENN’S WOODS PARK
Water, electric, playground, restroom facilities nearby, Baseball field rental available
NOTE: Ballfield may be rented by an organized sports program.
Water, electric, playground, volleyball facility available by request, restroom facilities
HILLTOP PARK
Small (30 People)
Water, electric, playground, basketball court, port-a-john, Baseball field rental available
TINKER’S RUN PARK
Small (30 People)
Electric, playground, bocce court, port-a-john, Baseball field rental available
LIONS PARK & LINCOLN ACRES PARK
Small (20 People)
Port-a-john
Weekdays $30.00
Weekdays $100.00
INDIAN LAKE
Seneca Pavilion
Large (100 People)
Electric, built-in restrooms, scenic lake view, fire pit
ABSOLUTELY NO REFUNDS, CANCELLATIONS OR TRANSFERS PERMITTED
Non-Residents: Additional $20 for all pavilion rentals • All Mondays are free (Except for Holidays)
Children’s playground facilities available at all parks. Volleyball and Corn-Hole equipment provided upon request at Oak Hollow Park
FIELDS
Deposit Required - $250.00 per season/$50.00 for individual rental
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Book your
• Baseball… $200.00 Spring season per time slot/$100.00 Fall season pavilion rental
one year
$30.00 a day per field for residents/$50.00 non-resident
in advance!
• Soccer… $1,000.00 Spring season per area/$500.00 Fall season
(Spring Season April 1-July 31, Fall Season August 1-October 31)
Call for details.
All programs available to North Huntingdon residents only, unless specified and pre-registration is
required. Please phone or stop in the Townhouse during administration hours to register.
Braddock’s Trail Park Wildflower Walking Tours: Guided tour throughout this scenic
park highlighting wild-life, nature and foliage during peak season. Tours offered April 9th through
May 14th. There is a limit to the number of participants per tour. Please phone ahead for reservations,
space is limited. No fee. Open to all. Tours offered Saturdays at 10:30am and last approximately
60 minutes.
Annual Tagged Fish Contest at Indian Lake Park: Anglers looking for a challenge can
catch a trout (rainbow, brooke or brown) at Indian Lake with a special tag on it and win a sporting
prize. Begins May 7th through Aug. 30th. Licensed anglers only. One prize per person. Prizes
redeemed at Townhouse. No fee. Open to all residents/non-residents.
Movie In The Park: Circle your calendar for the 4th Friday of the month this summer and bring a
lawn chair or blanket to come enjoy the best in local entertainment under the stars! This summer will
feature two movies at Oak Hollow Park. Fridays June 24 and July 22. Movie begins at dusk. Feel free to
bring your own snacks and share. No fee. Open to all.
Easter Eggapalooza: This Recreation Advisory Board special event will leave you breathless!
Children from the North Huntingdon community are invited to search for Easter eggs, meet and greet
the Easter Bunny, enjoy music, food , games, inflatable rides and more at Oak Hollow Park. Event
scheduled for March 19 from 11am-2pm. Please register in advance. NO FEE.
NHT “Summer” Celebration: Enjoy this popular community tradition and join us this Summer!
Expanding again this year with new music, food & game booths, craft vendors,
2 Days!
inflatable play equipment, family fun and fireworks!
Friday, August 26th and Saturday, August 27th at Oak Hollow Park.
NHT Community Bike Rodeo: Join us for a fun filled afternoon focused on responsible biking.
We join forces with the NHTPD, Norwin School District and local vendors in providing an educational
program promoting bicycle safety. Participants will have their equipment checked, ride through an
obstacle course and conclude in a parade of bikes. Registration is suggested. Sunday, June 5 @ Norwin
Middle School. NO FEE.
Community Corn Hole: We have replaced our outdated horseshoe pits at Oak Hollow Park and
recently installed Corn-Hole Game Boards. Located adjacent to most pavilions, bring your own bean
bags or use ours by request. Available Monday - Friday until dusk.
Community Paramedicine Championship: The “official kick-off” to our annual Summer
Celebration. Join the crowd and root for your favorite team to compete in the Community
Paramedicine Kick Ball Tournament where co-ed emergency management teams will battle for the
Championship Belt. This competitive yet laughable event features adults playing a favorite
children’s game to raise awareness for health and fitness. For additional information or to
volunteer, please phone the NHT Rescue 8 Squad Station. Thurs. August 25 @ Oak Hollow Park.
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NO FEE for spectators.
Pine & Maple Pavilion
Extra-Large (150 People)
OAK HOLLOW PARK
FREE
2016
Braddock's Trail
Spring & Summer Calendar
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Braddock's Trail Wildflower Tour
Jump Start Sports Volleyball
Pittsburgh Pirates Home Opener
@ PNC Park
Trout Opening Day @ Indian Lake Park
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Summer Amusement Park Discount
Tickets Arrive
Celebrate Earth Day
T-Birds Tee Ball Begins
Braddock’s Trail Wildflower Tour
Jump Start Sports Tee Ball
Celebrate Cinco de Mayo
Tagged Fish Contest begins
@ Indian Lake & Oak Hollow Parks
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Summer Camp Registrations Offered
Memorial Day Observed
APRIL
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NHT Bike Rodeo
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6-10 Jump Start Sports Summer Kickoff
Sports Camp
14 Flag Day Observed
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Independence Day Holiday
11-15 Broadway Camp - ‘Peter Pan’
11-15 Broadway Camp - ‘Disney Dazzle’
11-15 Broadway Camp - ‘Wiz Kids’
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JumpStart Sports
College Days Sports Camp
8-12 UK Soccer Kickers Camp
@ Oak Hollow Park
8-12 UK Soccer Nipper Camp
@ Oak Hollow Park
8-12 UK Soccer Youth Camp
@ Oak Hollow Park
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Labor Day Observed
MAY
Wildflower Walking Tours
Eggapalooza Event
JUNE
19 Celebrate Father’s Day
20-24 UK Soccer Kickers Camp @ Oak Hollow Park
20-24 UK Soccer Nipper Camp @ Oak Hollow Park
20-24 UK Soccer Youth Camp @ Oak Hollow Park
24 Movie in the Park @ Oak Hollow Park
JULY
11-15 Jump Start Sports Olympic
Multi-Sports Camp
23 Movie in the Park @ Oak Hollow Park
AUGUST
25 Summer Celebration
CPC Kickball Tournament
26 Summer Celebration Community Days
@ Oak Hollow Park
27 Summer Celebration Community Days
@ Oak Hollow Park
SEPTEMBER
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NFL Punt, Pass & Kick Contest
April 2nd through May 14th
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Saturdays
in the Spring
Former area educators,
Dr. Jack Boylan and Chris Federinko,
lead participants on a guided tour
of scenic sights along Braddock’s
Trail Park. Each Saturday at
10:30 AM (weather permitting),
participants will watch nature
come to life and leave with the
inner peace of God’s beauty.
Observe scenic lookouts, a natural
waterfall, spring foliage, birds &
species along park nature trails.
Interested parties should phone the Townhouse at 724-863-3806 to reserve a spot today.
Limited number of participants per time slot.
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Serenity
Small weekday groups welcome with appointment
Relay For Life
Relay for Life of Norwin will be
returning to the Norwin Senior
High School this year. The event is
scheduled for Saturday June 4 at
12:00 PM to Sunday, June 5, 2016 at
10:00 AM. Survivors (anyone that has
had a cancer diagnosis) can join us
on Saturday, June 5, 2016 at 4:30 PM
for a FREE Survivors dinner during the
event.
For more information please contact
Nikki Palm at 724-396-8557 or visit
www.relayforlife.org/panorwin.
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Saturday, March 19th
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Ages 2-5
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More than
20,000
Filled Eggs!
Your Ticket to
SUMMER FUN!
11am-2pm
Egg Hunt Melee begins @ 12 noon
Featuring Food, Prizes, Surprise
Filled Eggs, Children's Activities and
Meet & Greet the Easter Bunny!
Register Today • 724-863-3806
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Bring
Your Own
Basket
For more information and discount ticket pricing contact North Huntingdon
Twp. Dept of Parks and Recreation. Payments will be accepted in the form of a
check only and are make payable to the
NHT General Fund. Tickets available Mon-Fri,
7:30 AM - 4:00 PM at NHT Townhouse
located at 11279 Center Hwy.
Phone 724-863-3806 for additional inquiries.
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Bike Rodeo
10:00am–
12:00 Noon
This project is designed to teach area children
ages 4-12 the importance of bicycle safety and the
rules of operation.
It is also designed to show parents the importance
of reinforcing such safety and that the presenting
sponsors care about our area youth.
Register today by phoning: 724-863-8800, x118
Targeted age groups
separated
gender groups,
male/female
(4 to 6 years old)
(7 to 9 years old)
(10 to 12 years old)
There's nothing like
settling into a lawn chair
or spreading a blanket on
the hill to watch a movie
in the great outdoors.
Each year the Movie In
The Park series offers
free performances. The
quaint Hickory Pavilion
at Oak Hollow Park is
the signature venue for
monthly movies!
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Offered on the fourth Friday of the month beginning in June.
For more information, performances and schedules, check out
www.nhtpa.us, or phone us for details.
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Community Paramedicine
Championship
A community good will event promoting
wellness and maintaining a better way of health
while identifying gaps in health care.
In partnership with NHT Emergency Medical
Departmental Services.
Join the fun and enter your team today!
Thursday 8/26 at Oak Hollow Park
Phone 724-863-4520 for additional details
PETER
PAN
Norwin Middle School
Parking Lot
Safety
Checks
Prizes
Sunday,
June 5, 2016
CPC
Bicycle
Maintenance
BROADWAY CAMPS
Boys & Girls in
upcoming grades 1–3
Sheriden Terrace
Elementary School
July 11–July 15
9:00am–12:00pm
$110 Fee by May 30
This exciting camp will feature
songs from the beloved classic
‘Peter Pan’. Daily vocal, acting
and dance lessons will be
anhanced by fun theatre games
and activities. On the last day of
camp, family and friends will be
amazed by how much has been
learned in only five days!
DISNEY
DAZZLE
Boys & Girls in
Sheriden Terrace
Elementary School
July 11–July 15
1:00pm–4:00pm
$110 Fee by May 30
This exciting camp will feature
songs from Disney favorites
‘Little Mermaid’, ‘Beauty and the
Beast’ and ‘Aladdin’. Daily vocal,
acting and dance lessons will be
anhanced by fun theatre games
and activities. On the last day of
camp, family and friends will be
amazed by how much has been
learned in only five days!
WIZ
KIDS
Boys & Girls in
Sheriden Terrace
Elementary School
July 11–July 15
9:00am–3:00pm
$200 Fee by May 15
$220 after May 30
Broadway is coming to North
Huntingdon Twp. this summer!
This camp will feature songs from
‘The Wizard of Oz’, ‘The Wiz’ and
‘Wicked’. Daily vocal, acting and
dance lessons will be enhanced by
fun theatre games and activities.
Family and friends will be
amazed by the performance
on the last day of camp.
All camps staffed by Rex Arts Teaching Artists; Nathan Brewer
* Register with NHT Dept. of parks & Recreation
* Minimum enrollment is needed to meet class requirements.
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North Huntingdon
Volleyball
Saturdays,
March 19th - April 30th
(No class on 3/26)
7–9 year olds: 12:00pm–1:00pm
10–12 year olds: 1:00pm–2:00pm
$65 (Includes a T-shirt)
Convenient Online Registration
Visit www.JumpStartSports.com
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For further information, contact Steve Fox @ 412-427-3208
or via e-mail at [email protected]
Children ages 7–12 will have a blast
learning about the game of volleyball.
Players will learn the basic fundamentals
of passing, setting, hitting and positions
on the court, while in a fun, energetic and
learning environment. Players are coached
at their level and play fun,
low-competition games.
All instruction will be conducted by
Jump Start Sports coaches.
Summer Sports Camps
Ages 4-12
Discount if you register for all 3!
Where: Oak Hollow Park
Cost: $125/week Full-Day (9:00-3:00)
$90/week Half-Day (9:00-12:00)
Also available:
• Before Camp Care (8:00-9:00 for $10/week)
• After Camp Care (3:00-6:00 for $30/week)
Online
Registration visit
jumpstartsports.c
om
Sport Camp Kick-off June 6th – June 10th
Kick off summer with JumpStart Sports by participating with your friends in your favorite
camp games and activities! This includes traditional sports as well as Capture the Flag, Tag
Games, Relay Races, Whiffle Ball, Kickball, and more. This is a perfect opportunity to stay
active and have some early summer fun with friends. Children are separated by age for all
competitive activities.
Olympic Multi-Sports Camp
July 11th – July 15th
Children are divided into “countries”, separated for age-appropriate instruction, and learn
about a wide variety of Olympic sports including track and field, soccer, hockey, team
handball, and more. Campers learn about the culture and history of their adopted country,
and make a flag to carry at the “Closing Ceremonies” and “Presentation of Medals”.
College Days Sports Camp
August 1st – August 5th
Children "enroll" in the college of their choice and have a blast learning about and playing a
wide variety of college sports, including basketball, soccer, hockey, volleyball, lacrosse, and
more. Campers make a school pennant and wear their school colors to demonstrate their
school spirit throughout the week.
or [email protected]
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Open to all Norwin School District
students!
North Huntingdon Township
Parks and Recreation Department
2015 Summer Soccer Camp
Program "1"
T-Birds T-Ball
Dates: June 20th – June 24th • Location: Oak Hollow Park Athletic Field
UK Soccer Youth Soccer Camp (Ages 7-14)
Directed by UK Soccer professional British coaches, the objective of our Youth soccer camp is to provide the player the
opportunity to have fun while learning the fundamental techniques necessary to play the game. The program is focused
at individual skill development with a technical curriculum that is specific to age and ability.
9 am – 1 pm • 5 days, 4 hours per day
$105 per player – Includes UK Camp ball, T-Shirt & Written Evaluation
Ages 3-5
UK Soccer Nippers Camp (Ages 5 & 6 only)
T-Birds T-Ball is a fun and highly instructional introduction to baseball for
3-5-year-old boys and girls. In each session, players learn the basics of throwing,
catching, fielding, batting, and base running, and then apply what they have
learned in fun, non-competitive games.
or [email protected]
UK Soccer Kickers Camp (Ages 3 & 4 only)
The Kickers camp is an introductory program designed for kids to have fun with the ball while introducing them to the
game of soccer. The program is coached by UK Soccer professional British coaches and is specific to age and ability.
9 am – 10 am • 5 days, 1 hour per day
$55 per player – Includes UK Camp ball, T-Shirt & Certificate
Program "2"
Dates: August 8th – 12th • Location: Oak Hollow Park Athletic Field
UK Soccer Youth Soccer Camp (Ages 7-14)
Directed by UK Soccer professional British coaches, the objective of our Youth soccer camp
is to provide the player the opportunity to have fun while learning the fundamental techniques necessary to play the game.
The program is focused at individual skill development with a technical curriculum that is specific to age and ability.
5:30 pm – 8:30 pm • 5 days, 3 hours per day
$90 per player – Includes UK Camp ball, T-Shirt & Written Evaluation
UK Soccer Nippers Camp (Ages 5 & 6 only)
The Nippers camp is a non-competitive program designed for kids to have fun with the ball while the UK Soccer professional
British coaches are teaching and enhancing their soccer skills. The sessions will not only introduce and develop basic
techniques but are devised to nurture a love of the game. The program is specific to age and ability.
6:30 pm – 8 pm • 5 days, 1 hour 30 minutes per day
UK Soccer Kickers Camp (Ages 3 & 4 only)
The Kickers camp is an introductory program designed for kids to have fun with the ball while introducing them to the game
of soccer. The program is coached by UK Soccer professional British coaches and is specific to age and ability.
5:30 pm – 6:15 pm • 45 minutes per day
Directed by Professional British Coaches
For registration & information, contact
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717-825-2060
www.uksoccercamps.com
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When: Mondays, 4/25 – 6/6 (No Memorial Day)
5:30-6:30 and 6:30-7:30
Children will play a rotating schedule of games
Where: Hilltop Park Field
Fee: $65 (includes T-shirt and MLB hat)
The Nippers camp is a non-competitive program designed for kids to have fun with the ball while the UK Soccer
professional British coaches are teaching and enhancing their soccer skills. The sessions will not only introduce and
develop basic techniques but are devised to nurture a love of the game. The program is specific to age and ability.
10 am – 12 pm • 5 days, 2 hours per day
Hot Fun
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2016 Celebration
The ULTIMATE event of the summer is back for two fun-filled days! Join us
Friday and Saturday August 26th & 27th for a variety of family fun. Enjoy all
your favorite annual activities including: Children’s Inflatables, Food Booths,
Game Booths, Live Music, Family Fun and Fireworks!
This annual event has become a must attend event with more food booths,
more game booths and a few other surprises for the whole family to enjoy.
If you are interested in participating or volunteering please contact us at
724-863-3806 for more information.
This Season’s Sponsored Events Include:
• Easter Eggapalooza • NHT Photo Contest • NHT Bike Rodeo
• Summer Celebration • Youth Fishing Derby
• Haunted Halloween Trail • An Evening with Santa and Friends
• Father/Daughter Dinner Dance Party
The Recreation Advisory Board meets the first Tuesday of each month at 6:00 PM
at the Townhouse on matters regarding recreational facilities and programs
within the Township of North Huntingdon.
The Recreation Advisory Board consists of seven members that are Township
residents appointed by the governing body. Each member is to serve a four-year
term. Two of the seven members are nominated by the Norwin School Board by
Township Ordinance.
The Recreation Advisory Board is responsible for recommending recreational
programs and events to the Board of Commissioners and the Department of
Parks and Recreation that meet the objectives of the Township Comprehensive
Recreation Plan. This includes assisting in the development and staffing of
these programs and events.
The Board’s duties and responsibilities are of a purely advisory nature.
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If you are interested in serving as an Advisory Board Member,
please contact the Director of Parks and Recreation at
724-863-3806 to inquire about the application process.
NHT Recreation
Advisory Board
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Recreation
Advisory Board
Registration
Contact Information
NHT Parks & Recreation
Registration Form
11279 Center Highway
Important Telephone Numbers
(This form may be duplicated.)
All registrations are conducted at the administrative office located at the Town House. Please
follow the rules below in order to ensure that you are properly registered for a class or program.
1. Please adhere to the listed registration dates (when applicable).
Checks and registration forms submitted early will not be held.
2. You may register in person or by mail. Complete this form and mail with self-addressed
stamped envelope and check (if applicable) payable to NHT General Fund. DO NOT SEND CASH.
North Huntingdon Township Parks & Recreation Registration Form
Please Print
1 Participant Last Name: _________________ First Name: __________________ Age: ______
Address: ______________________________________________________________
City: _____________________________________ State: __________ ZIP: ___________
Email Contact: _______________________________ Phone: ______________________
During activities where parents are a part of the supervision process, we ask that parents be responsible for their children before, during, and after any event
of activity. This is due to that nature of public recreation programs and the heavy emphasis placed on the use of volunteers. We feel that it is important to communicate this to you since supervision must be a parent’s responsibility and cannot be reasonably imposed upon volunteers or employees working with the
various programs. In agreeing to take this responsibility as a parent, we believe that your child’s participation in our recreation programs will be a
safe and rewarding experience.
PHOTO RELEASE STATEMENT: By registering for any North Huntingdon Township program, class or event, you are agreeing to allow the publication
of any photos taken of you and/or your child at any program, class, event or facility of North Huntingdon Township unless otherwise specified.
PARTICIPANT OR PARENT/GUARDIAN (FOR PARTICIPANTS UNDER 18) WAIVER
Emergency Authorization/Waiver
I hereby authorize the staff of the North Huntingdon Township Recreation Department or its designee (medical personnel selected by the Township) to act
for me in accordance to their best judgment in any emergency requiring medical attention. I hereby waive and release all employees of North Huntingdon
Township from all liabilities for any injury or illness incurred while participating in recreational activities. I further understand that recreation activities
can be dangerous. I accept full responsibility for my medical bills, and all other associated expenses as a result of illness and/or injury sustained while
participating in any recreation activity hosted, sponsored, or operated by North Huntingdon Township.
Signature of Participant or Parent/Guardian ___________________________________
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Date ________________ Amount Paid: _________________ Check #: _________
Taken By: _______________ Refund: __________
Parent/Guardian Last Name: ____________________ First Name: _______________________
Administration
11279 Center Highway
Phone: 724-863-3806
Business Hours: 7:30 AM–4:00 PM
Monday-Friday
Township Meetings
Board of Commissioners
3rd Wednesday of each month @ 7:00 PM
Zoning Hearing Board
1st Tuesday of each month @ 7:00 PM
Program: ___________________________________________ Cost: _______________
Allegheny Power
724-837-3000
Ambulance724-863-8800
Comcast412-875-1100
Fire/EMS Calls
911
Fire Departments Larimer - Station 1
724-863-4151
Strawpump - Station 2
724-863-9421
Westmoreland City - Station 3
724-863-9088
Hartford Heights - Station 4
412-824-9972
Shafton - Station 5
724-863-1730
Fairmont Hahntown - Station 6
724-863-4258
Circleville - Station 8
724-863-7202
Magistrate Douglas Weimer
724-864-0018
Municipal Authority of
Westmoreland County (water)
724-755-5800
NHT Animal Control Office - Gary Hoffman 724-468-5505
NHT Municipal Authority
724-863-2860
NHT Tax Collector - Shelley Buchanan
Collects: Property/School/County
724-861-4624
Norwin Chamber of Commerce
724-863-0888
Norwin School District Tax Office
724-861-3004
PennDOT724-832-5387
Pennsylvania Game Commission
724-238-9523
Police & Ambulance
724-863-8800
TDD Telecommunication Device for the Deaf 724-863-1545
Townhouse Administration Office
724-863-3806
Waste Management
800-458-4090
Commercial and Residential Waste/Recycling
Westmoreland County Court House
724-830-3082
Westmoreland County Road Department 724-830-3950
North Huntingdon
Township
Planning Commission
1st Monday of each month @ 7:00 PM
Recreation Advisory Board
1st Tuesday of each month @ 6:00 PM
Township Departments
Administration
724.863.3806 ext. 0
John Shepherd, Township Manager
Michael Turley, Asst. Township Manager
Dept. of Parks and Recreation
724.863.3806 ext. 124
Daniel Miller, Director
Planning and Zoning
724.863.3806 ext. 126
Andrew Blenko, Director
Ryan Fonzi, Senior Planner/GIS Coordinator
Tom McGuire, Zoning Officer/Building Inspector
Josh Andrykovitch, Code Enforcement Officer
NHTPD
724.863.8800
Andrew Lisiecki, Chief of Police
DPW
724.863.3806 ext. 0
Richard Albert, Director of Public Works
Tab Fyock,
Assistant Director of Public Works
www.nhtpa.us
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NHT Resident Recycling Works!
Recycle Often. Recycle RIGHT.
Please be aware the following list of items are what can and cannot be recycled.
• Paper Cardboard, Dairy & Juice Containers
• Steel, Tin & Aluminum Cans
• Flattened Cardboard & Paperboard
• Glass Bottles & Jars
• Plastic Bottles & Containers #1-5 & 7
• Paper
DO NOT INCLUDE:
Food waste, plastic bags,
or polystyrene foam cups
& containers
Recycle Bin available for township residents
For more information, please visit our website: www.nhtpa.us
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