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At Your Service
PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT
307 Miller’s Crossing • Harker Heights, TX 76548
Office: 254.953.5657 • Fax: 254.953.5658
www.ci.harker-heights.tx.us/parks
HOURS OF OPERATION
Monday – Friday
Saturday
Sunday & Holidays
ADMINISTRATION
Jerry Bark
Casey Brazzil
Joe Brown
Nichole Broemer
Alison Bergstrom
Heather Cox
Sarah Rodriguez
Brian Tyler
Samantha Hanie
Joyce Mayer
Director of Parks & Recreation
Parks & Grounds Supervisor
Recreation Superintendent
Recreation & Events Coordinator
Administrative Assistant
Activities Center Coordinator
Activities Specialist
Athletic Coordinator
Senior Recreation Program Volunteer
PARKS CREW
Luis Araujo
Damien Law
Chet Gill
John Leivan
Guy Hilliard
Norris Lockett
Tom Holubec
Chris Smith
Shawn Jenkins
Braulio Torres
George Kacir
Joshua Watts
Eric Larson
CUSTODIAL CREW
Gina Bryant
Maurice Henderson
Sabrina Jackson
Michael Requenez
Charles Turner
RECREATION AIDES
Arlene Galvan
Sabine Miller
Amy Vinson
Marcus Wallace
CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS
Mike Aycock
Spencer H. Smith
John Reider
Sam Murphey
Pat Christ
Rob Robinson
Steve Carpenter
Patty Brunson
Mayor
Mayor Pro Tem / Place 5
Place 1
Place 2
Place 3
Place 4
City Manager
Assistant City Manager
8:00 am – 9:00 pm
12:00 pm – 6:00 pm
CLOSED
Mission Statement
To provide and promote participation by all Harker
Heights citizens through educational, park,
recreational and leisure opportunities.
Table of Contents
At Your Service
Department Policies
Staff Spotlight
Activities Center
Athletics
Adaptive Sports Program
Enrichment Experiences
Senior Recreation
Public Library Activities
Community Happenings
Reaching New Heights
Park System
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6–7
8 – 11
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13 – 17
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20 – 23
24 – 25
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PARKS & RECREATION
ADVISORY BOARD
Mike Chandler
Darrel Charlton Marc Janusz Milton Mize
Ursula Pirtle
Mark Zimmerman Julianna Greene, 1st Alternate
Jackeline S. Fountain, 2nd Alternate
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Department Policies
Your Parks and Recreation Department offers you a wide
variety of programs and services for all ages. Whatever your
recreational needs, we hope you take the time to explore the
benefits of Parks and Recreation services.
The Benefits are Endless & We Can Prove It.
PHOTO POLICY:
On occasion, the City of Harker Heights Parks and Recreation Department
may take photos and/or video of participants enrolled in sponsored
programs/events or at our parks. Please be aware that these photos and
videos are for department use only and may be used in future brochures,
flyers, presentations, advertisements, or on the City’s web site.
DEPARTMENT POLICIES:
RESIDENCY: A resident, for registration purposes, is anyone who lives within
RENTALS:
REFUND POLICY: Refund of fees in recreation activities shall be made under
the following conditions:
1. The Parks and Recreation Department cancels the program/league.
Persons registered for a program/league which is canceled by the
department (i.e. lack of enrollment) shall receive a full refund of fees.
2. Participant Cancellation – If, prior to the start of a program/league,
participants cancel their registration, they will receive a refund of fees,
less a $5.00 service charge.
3. No refunds or credits will be issued once the program/league has started.
4. There will be no prorating of program/league fees.
FACILITY RULES AND REGULATIONS:
Hours of Operation:
Recreation Center: Monday – Friday
8:00 am – 9:00 pm
Saturday
12:00 pm – 6:00 pm
Sunday & Holidays CLOSED
Activities Center: Monday – Friday
8:00 am – 6:00 pm
Each parent or guardian is responsible for his/her child, guest and own behavior
while participating in any activity in the facilities. All children under the age of
12 must be accompanied by an adult.
1. All persons are required to comply with the instructions of HHPRD staff.
2. Fighting will not be tolerated in the building or on the premises. Children and adults are subject to a suspension from the facilities for any
instances of fighting.
3. Horseplay or profane language is not allowed in the facilities.
4. Smoking or use of tobacco products are not permitted within the facilities.
5. Alcoholic beverages are not permitted within the Recreation Center.
Permits for alcoholic beverages at the Activities Center must be
requested through City Council at least thirty days in advance.
6. Weapons of any kind are not allowed on the premises.
7. Articles of clothing must be worn properly (shorts, pants, etc.). Appropriate
shoes are to be worn during the activities (unless authorized by the
Parks and Recreation Department).
8. Skateboards, rollerblades, skates, Heelys shoes, scooters, and bicycles
are not allowed in the building.
9. Jewelry is not allowed in gymnasium during open and league play.
10. Food and drinks other than bottled water are not allowed inside the
gymnasium. In the event of any spills, please inform a recreation center
staff member.
11. Bags are not allowed inside gymnasium.
12. Signs are posted inside gymnasium specifying additional regulations.
the corporate boundaries of the City of Harker Heights and/or a business owner
that pays taxes to the City of Harker Heights. Any person residing outside these
limits will be considered a non-resident and assessed a fee accordingly.
REGISTRATION: Forms can be downloaded from our website at
www.ci.harker-heights.tx.us/parks. Click on Forms and Downloads
underneath Quick Links. Registrations are taken on a first-come, first-serve
basis and will be accepted in the following ways:
1. Walk-in: Parks and Recreation Center
307 Miller’s Crossing, Harker Heights
8:00 am – 9:00 pm Monday – Friday
12:00 pm – 6:00 pm Saturday
2. Mail-in: Send appropriate registration fee along with completed form
(if applicable) to:
Harker Heights Parks and Recreation
305 Miller’s Crossing
Harker Heights, Texas 76548
Make checks payable to: Harker Heights Parks and Recreation
(please note the program name on the memo line)
All checks returned for insufficient funds will be subject to a $30.00 charge.
For programs with a specific registration due date - all registrations not received
by said date will be placed on a waiting list. If a deadline is not specified,
registration will be accepted until the program is full. For such dates, refer to
the recreation guide. Registration is required BEFORE participation in any
program. The Parks and Recreation Department reserves the right to cancel,
combine, change time or date, or make any revisions which may be necessary.
PARK AND ATHLETIC FACILITIES:
1. Park Hours – All City parks are open from 5:00 am to 11:00 pm, unless
special hours are approved by the Parks and Recreation Department.
2. Athletic facilities – Utilization of these facilities must receive approval from
the Athletics Department PRIOR to use.
3. Alcoholic beverages or intoxicated behavior in park and athletic facilities is
not permitted.
4. The use of loud speakers, public address systems or amplifiers is
prohibited without written permission. (Ch. 95 – Noise Regulations – City Ord.)
5. Vehicles must be parked in the designated parking areas.
6. Animals must be confined to a leash.
7. All signs, placards, flags, and banners must be approved before posting.
8. Fishing in the pond is permitted with applicable license. Currently, the pond
is a “catch and release” fishing area.
9. All litter must be disposed of properly – to include pet wastes.
10. Special event permits must be submitted for reservations of facilities.
(Ch. 100 – Special Events – City Ord.)
11. NO patron may kill, harm, trap, confine, catch or possess wildlife within a park
12. The following are prohibited:
A. Glass Containers
B. Swimming in Ponds
C. Removal or Destruction of Vegetation
D. Selling Goods and Services (without permit)
E. Fires except in Barbecue Grills
F. Vehicles Left Overnight
G. Fireworks
H. Weapons of any kind
13. Smoking is prohibited within 20 feet of sports fields, sports courts, food
concessions and spectator bleachers.
An Application for Facility Rental form and fee will be required for each park
facility rental. Requests for reservations will be accepted on a first-come,
first-serve basis. Requests for reservations can be done only in person. Each
facility will have its own deposit/fee requirements.
BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS:
The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board was assembled in 1995. The board
is composed of six members and two alternates, which are appointed by the
City Council. The Board is governed by the Code of Ordinance § 33.35.
The Harker Heights Parks and Recreation Advisory Board shall have no
supervisory function and shall have no rulemaking or quasi-judicial authority.
The Board is organized to advise the City Council on policy and programs.
ATHLETICS:
Each team athletic activity will have its own by-laws and constitution and will
pertain to that sport solely. The make-up of these rules is governed by the
Athletic Coordinator or their designee. These by-laws and the constitution will
be updated prior to the beginning of each season.
MISCELLANEOUS:
These policies are to be utilized as a guideline for staff in the development
and coordination of future and existing programs and activities offered by the
department. The items listed are subject to change periodically without notice.
Details about specific programs, including fees, registration dates and availability
of classes are subject to change at any time.
SPECIAL ASSISTANCE:
If you plan to attend any classes, workshops or special events
and have a disability that requires special assistance, please
advise the Parks and Recreation staff 48 hours in advance at
254.953.5657 and reasonable accommodations will be
made to assist you.
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Department Policies
IMPORTANT NUMBERS
Activities Center
City Hall
Fire/EMS (non-emergency)
Pet Adoption Center
Police (non-emergency)
Public Library
Recreation Center
Sports Line
Water
Water After Hours Emergency
254.953.5466
254.953.5600
254.699.2688
254.953.5472
254.953.5400
254.953.5491
254.953.5657
254.953.5660
254.953.5600
254.681.6779
In case of Emergency call 911
2011 / 2012 OBSERVED HOLIDAYS
Labor Day
Veteran’s Day
Thanksgiving
Christmas
New Year’s
Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
September 5
November 11
November 24 – 25
December 23 – Open
8:00 am – 12:00 pm
December 26
December 30 – Open
8:00 am – 12:00 pm
January 2
January 16
*Dates are subject to change. Please check the City website for any
changes to the observed holidays and additional closures.*
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
Harker Heights Parks and Recreation offers a
variety of employment opportunities. Applications
are available online, at the Recreation Center, or
at the Human Resource Department.
The following positions are/will be available:
Throughout the year:
Scorekeepers & Officials
Summer hire:
Ballcrew Worker
Pool Manager
Water Safety Instructor
Lifeguard
Pool Cashier
Summer Day Camp Leader
Summer Day Camp Assistant
PROOF OF RESIDENCY
PROGRAM SIGN-UP
Any person signing up for a Harker Heights Parks and Recreation
program will be required to show proof of residency at the
time of registration to receive resident discount.
Acceptable forms of residency confirmation: current driver’s
license, utility bill, or post marked envelope.
Recreation programs such as Tae Kwon Do, Zumba,
Gymnastics, etc. require only one (1) registration form filled
out per fiscal year. Any changes in residency must be kept up
to date with the Parks and Recreation staff.
Individual youth sports registration such as soccer, baseball,
kickball, basketball, etc. will require proof of residency during
registration periods. Multiple child discounts are available on
same day sign-ups only.
PROOF OF RESIDENCY
FACILITY USAGE
Children under the age of 12 must be accompanied
by an adult at all times in all of our facilities. Proof of
age may be requested at time of visit.
Cardio Room
Any person interested in utilizing the Harker Heights
Recreation Center’s Cardio Room must sign in at the
front desk. Harker Heights’ residency is not required
to use this room.
Open Gym
Any person interested in utilizing the Harker Heights
Recreation Center’s Open Gym will be required to
show proof of residency at the time of visit to receive
the resident discount.
Acceptable forms of residency confirmation: current
driver’s license, utility bill, or post marked envelope.
100% Photo ID is required to utilize Open Gym
RATES FOR OPEN GYM
Resident
Non-Resident
Youth (17 & Under)
Adult (18 – 54)
Senior (55 & Up)
FREE
FREE
FREE
$3.00
$5.00
$3.00
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Staff Spotlight
Michael Requenez is a
custodian with the Parks
and Recreation Department.
He has a Certificate of
Completion from Central
Texas College in Criminal
Justice – Corrections. He
has one son and enjoys spending time with his
granddaughters, keeping up with most Texas
sports from High School to the Pros and watching
movies.
Maurice Henderson is
a custodian with the Parks
He is currently attending
CTC with plans to complete
his degree in 2013. Maurice
and his wife, Shanel have
two children, Keiana and Maurice. In his off time,
he enjoys playing basketball, watching sports,
spending time with his family and going to movies.
Samantha Hanie is an
Athletic Coordinator with
the Parks and Recreation
Department. She obtained
her Bachelors in Advertising
and Masters in Recreation
Management from Texas
State University – San
Marcos. When Sam is not busy at work she
enjoys watching sports and movies, hanging out
with friends, reading books and spoiling her
chiweenie, Mobi.
Sarah Rodriguez is the
Activities Specialist with
Department. She has her
Bachelor’s degree in Spanish
and Management from
Iowa State University.
Sarah and her husband Jose have one son,
Mason. She enjoys spending time with family
(including her 2 dogs and 3 cats), reading, watching
movies and exploring new places.
Brian Tyler is an Athletic
Coordinator with the Parks
He has worked with the
Parks and Recreation
Department since 2008 and
previously held a position
as Light Equipment Operator. He obtained his
Bachelor’s degree from Tarleton State University
in Horticulture – Golf Course Management. He
and his wife, Carey, have two children, Catelyn
and Briley. In his free time, he enjoys spending
time with his family, riding horses and watching
sports.
Chris Smith is a light
equipment operator with
Department. He worked
two years as an electrical
apprentice. Chris attended
Central Texas College with
a focus on General Studies. He and his wife,
Starla, enjoy going to the lake when they have
free time. He also enjoys reading and working on
his old Chevy Big 10 truck.
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Activities Center
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Activities Center
Room A
Room B
Fees and deposit for meeting room use must be paid at the time the reservation is made. Fees are
nonrefundable except when the reservation is cancelled by the City due to circumstances beyond the renters’
control. $200 deposit is refundable based on the condition of building after event.
Reservations must be made at least five working days in advance and are on a first come, first serve basis.
Permits for alcoholic beverages must be requested through City Council at least thirty days in advance. To
reserve your space today, please contact the Activities Center Coordinator at 254.953.5493 or Activities
Specialist at 254.953.5466.
Room C
Room D
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Athletics
ATHLETICS CONTACT INFORMATION
Harker Heights Parks & Recreation
307 Miller’s Crossing • Harker Heights, TX 76548
Office: 254.953.5657 • Fax: 254.953.5658
HOURS OF OPERATION
Monday – Friday 8:00 am – 9:00 pm
Saturday
12:00 pm – 6:00 pm
Sunday & Holidays CLOSED
Recreation Superintendent
Joe Brown - [email protected]
Brian Tyler - [email protected]
Samantha Hanie - [email protected]
YOUTH SPORTS
Participation in youth athletic activities will introduce
your child to the fundamentals of each sport, while
instilling teamwork and sportsmanship in a
non-competitive environment.
ALL YOUTH SPORTS
REGISTRATION FEES
$45.00 for 1st child ($10.00 RD*)
$40.00 for 2nd child ($10.00 RD*)
$35.00 for every child thereafter
($10.00 RD*)
SPORTS CALENDAR
CO-ED BASKETBALL
Registration: November 1 – December 15
Age Divisions (as of September 1, 2011):
Little Dribblers (age 5 only)
Hot Shots (ages 6 – 7)
College Recreational -or- Competitive* (ages 8 – 10)*
NBA Recreational -or- Competitive* (ages 11 – 13)*
Superheroes (ages 5 – 20)
* Competitive Divisions Player Ability Assessment
Player Ability Assessment: TBD
Coaches Meeting: January 5
WINTER CO-ED KICKBALL
R egistration: November 18 - December 29
Kickball (ages 3 – 4)
WINTER CO-ED SOCCER
Registration: November 18 - December 29
U6 (ages 4 – 5)
U8 (ages 6 – 7)
U10 (ages 8 – 9)
U12 (ages 10 – 11)
U15 (ages 12 – 14)
*RD – Resident Discount
ATHLETICS
Please visit the following website
www.quickscores.com/harkerheights
For up-to-date schedules, scores, standings,
downloadable by-laws and more!
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NEW! FLAG FOOTBALL
Registration: December 15 – January 13
Ages 5 – 14
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Athletics
CO-ED VOLLEYBALL
Registration: May 1 – May 30
Beginner 4 on 4 (ages 8 – 10) * / **
Intermediate (ages 11 – 13) * / **
* Player Ability Assessment: TBD
** Divisions could be combined for league
Coaches Meeting: June 7
WHAT IS A PLAYER ABILITY ASSESSMENT?
CO-ED T-BALL
Registration: March 1 – 31
Age Divisions (as of April 30, 2012):
T-Ball (ages 4 – 5)
Coaches Meeting: April 5
CO-ED BASEBALL
Registration: March 1 – 31
Machine Pitch Recreational -or- Competitive* (ages 6 – 8)
Sr. Midget Recreational -or- Competitive* (ages 9 – 10)
Freshmen Recreational -or- Competitive* (ages 11 – 12)
Sophomore Competitive* (ages 13 – 14)
Divisions could be combined if registrations numbers are low.
GIRLS SOFTBALL
Registration: March 1 – March 31
Machine Pitch Softball Recreational -or- Competitive*
(ages 6 – 8)
Girls Softball Recreational -or- Competitive*
(ages 9 – 10)
Girls Softball Recreational -or- Competitive*
(ages 11 – 12)
SPORTSLINE
254.953.5660
Please call in the event of bad
weather conditions.
Player Ability Assessment is a program designed to assess the skills
of each player, in an effort to balance the league’s teams during the
team formation phase. During the Player Ability Assessment, volunteer
coaches will evaluate each player’s potential after performing
specific drills related to the upcoming sport.
The effectiveness of the Player Ability Assessment depends highly
on player attendance and coach participation, so please make plans
to attend. Parents will be notified when and where the assessment
will be conducted during the registration process. At this time staff
will be taking applications for coaches, so if you have an interest,
don’t wait until the last minute!
The atmosphere of the Player Ability Assessment is very relaxed, so
players should not have any undue pressure from parents. Please
note: this is not a PASS/FAIL type of event, Parks and Recreation
simply asks for each player to try their hardest, and have fun with the
coaches and players in attendance.
FREE YOUTH SPORTS REGISTRATION!
We understand the time and dedication it takes to be a volunteer
coach for a Harker Heights recreation league. In appreciation of
your efforts, we are granting refunds at the end of each sports
season for Head Coaches that successfully complete the following
requirements.
Attend coaches meeting
Attend training sessions offered by Parks and Recreation
Complete and pass a background check
Remain with the team for the duration of the season
Turn in completed coach evaluations from parents
Turn in equipment at the end of the season
All return coaches will be given priority for coaching opportunities
prior to taking on any new coaches.
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Athletics
ADULT SPORTS
Adult sports are available whether you are looking for
exercise or just to have a good time with friends.
Individuals will register and pay as teams, but a “Free
Agent” list is available at the Recreation Center during
registration for those looking to join a team.
FALL SOFTBALL
Registration: September 1 – October 1
Ages: 17 and Up
Divisions: Men’s League, Church and Co-Ed
Cost: $300 per team
Coaches Meeting: October 6
250’ LEAGUE
Registration: November 18 – December 29
Ages: 17 and Up
Fee: $250 per team
SPRING SOFTBALL
Registration: February 1 – February 29
Ages: 17 and Up
Fee: $300 per team
Coaches Meeting: March 6
SUMMER SOFTBALL
Registration: June 15 – July 7
Ages: 17 and Up
Cost: $300 per team
Coaches Meeting: July 12
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TOURNAMENTS &
SPORTING EVENTS
Variety of tournaments and sporting events are
available throughout the year. Listed below are
a few. Postings of new tournaments and events
will be made on the Parks & Recreation Athletics
website when the information has been determined.
1st ANNUAL PARALYMPIC
EXPERIENCE
The Paralympic Experience is a celebration with the
goal to show individuals with physical disabilities how
participation in sports and living a healthy, active
lifestyle can have a profoundly positive impact on their
lives. The Experience will be in conjunction with the
Temple VA’s Welcome Home event.
Date: Saturday, September 24
Time: 4:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Location: Carl Levin Park, 400 Miller’s Crossing
We will have Paralympic athletes attending to teach
clinics on each sport. There will be opportunities to
learn and participate in Hand Cycling, Archery, Sitting
Volleyball and Wheelchair Basketball.
SCARE AWAY POLIO
AT THE MONSTER DASH
5K RUN / WALK
Date: Saturday, October 22
Time: On-site registration 7:00 am - 7:30 am
Race Starts at 8:00 am
Location: Start and End at Carl Levin Park
Fee: on or before October 20: $20.00
After October 20 and the day of the race: $25.00
Register at the Harker Heights Recreation Center
2011 Girls Softball Clinic
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Athletics
SPORTS CAMPS
Variety of sports camps available throughout
the year, especially during the summer.
Postings will be made on the Parks &
Recreation Athletics website when the
information has been determined.
OFFICIALS & SCOREKEEPERS WANTED…
If anyone is interested in making some extra money
then come join the team! HHPRD is looking for
officials and scorekeepers. If you have a love for the
game and want to make money while you’re at it,
come by the Recreation Center and fill out an
application!
CODE OF CONDUCT
In the spirit of sportsmanship, participants shall:
Conduct themselves in a manner that represents the City of
Harker Heights and the Parks and Recreation Department
with honor, dignity and respect. Demonstrate the qualities
of civility and sportsmanship at all times. Not use vulgar,
abusive, racist, sexist, demeaning or intimidating language
at any time. Support the players, coaches and officials in a
positive manner. Treat the visiting team, coaches and fans
with courtesy and respect at all times. Not engage in cheers
that are vulgar, crass or demeaning. Refrain from throwing
objects for any reason. Not become inebriated or belligerent.
Refrain from entering playing and team areas at any time,
including after the game.
A SPECIAL THANKS...
The Harker Heights Parks and Recreation
Department would like to thank the following
sponsors and supporters for their generous
contributions towards parks and recreation
athletic programs:
Sports Champion Sponsor ($6000)
Connell Chevrolet
Dick’s Sporting Goods
Walmart - Harker Heights
Sports League Sponsor/Special Events
($1500)
Chick-fil-A®
Hole-In-One Package ($1000)
Armed Services YMCA
The Fan Sponsor ($350)
Award Specialties
Heights Lumber & Supply, Inc.
Mama Soul
Double Play Package ($200)
Harker Heights Lions Club
Free Throw Package ($100)
Wendy’s Old Fashioned Hamburgers
Adaptive Sports Program
Award Specialties
Boulder’s Rock Climbing
Chick-fil-A®
Mama Soul
Athletics Program Contributor
Killeen ISD
Donations
Papa John Pizza
Subway
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Adaptive Sports Program (HH-ASP)
ADAPTIVE SPORTS
Adaptive sports are available through Parks & Recreation.
For those looking to join a team or enjoy a fun time
exercising, visit one of many sports to come.
To discuss sponsorship opportunities for our adaptive
sports program contact,
Samantha Hanie, Athletic Coordinator, at
[email protected] or at 254.953.5652.
WHEELCHAIR BASKETBALL
Days: Tuesdays & Fridays
Time: 1:30 pm – 4:30 pm *Times subject to change throughout year.
Location: Recreation Center Gymnasium
ADAPTIVE ROCK CLIMBING
Day: Mondays
Time: 5:30 pm – 7:30 pm
Location: Boulder’s Rock Climbing, 325 Indian Trail
SUPERHERO SPORTS
Sports for children with intellectual disabilities. HH-ASP
will hold all youth sports in conjunction with all our sports
league(s). See Sports Calendar on pages 8 – 9 for a listing
of youth sports.
Ages: 5 - 22 years old
OTHER ADAPTIVE SPORTS
TO COME:
Tennis
Hand Cycling
Fencing
Archery
Pickle Ball
Postings will be made on the Parks & Recreation
Athletics website when the information has been
determined.
SPECIAL EVENT
1ST ANNUAL PARALYMPIC EXPERIENCE
The Paralympic Experience is a celebration whose
goal is to show individuals with physical disabilities
how participation in sports and living a healthy,
active lifestyle can have a profoundly positive impact
on their lives. The Experience will be in conjunction
with the Temple VA’s Welcome Home event.
Date: Saturday, September 24
Time: 4:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Location: Carl Levin Park, 400 Miller’s Crossing
Paralympic athletes will be attending to teach clinics
on each sport. There will be opportunities to learn
and participate in Hand Cycling, Archery, Sitting
Volleyball and Wheelchair Basketball.
A SPECIAL THANKS...
The Harker Heights Parks and Recreation
Department would like to thank the following
supporters for their generous contributions
towards parks and recreation adaptive sports
program:
Award Specialties
Chick-fil-A®
Mama Soul
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ACTIVITIES CENTER
400 Indian Trail • Harker Heights
Office: 254.953.5466 • Fax: 254.953.5467
Hours of Operation
Monday – Friday 8:00 am – 6:00 pm
Hours of Reservation
Monday – Saturday 7:00 am – 10:00 pm
Sunday by Reservation
Holidays
Closed
CARL LEVIN PARK
400 Miller’s Crossing • Harker Heights
Hours of Operation
Monday – Sunday
5:00 am – 11:00 pm
HARKER HEIGHTS
COMMUNITY PARK
1501 E. FM 2410 • Harker Heights
Hours of Operation
Monday – Sunday
5:00 am – 11:00 pm
RECREATION CENTER
307 Miller’s Crossing • Harker Heights
Office: 254.953.5657 • Fax: 254.953.5658
Hours of Operation
Monday – Friday
8:00 am – 9:00 pm
Saturday
12:00 pm – 6:00 pm
Sunday & Holidays
Closed
Programs and activities offered in several locations.
To register for all sports and/or programs, visit the
Harker Heights Recreation Center.
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FITNESS CLASSES
BEGINNER CO-ED
GYMNASTICS
Tuesdays
5:30 pm – 6:15 pm
Classes will not be held:
11/29, the month of December & 1/31
$30.00 Monthly Non-Resident
$25.00 Monthly Resident
Ages 5 & Up
Instructor: Aundrea Smith
Recreation Center
Please wear t-shirt and shorts.
To register for the programs,
visit the Harker Heights
Recreation Center.
BOOT CAMP
Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays
Coming January 2012
Ages 12 & Up
Instructor: Teddy Clevenger
Carl Levin Park
Items to bring: 2-5 lbs. hand weights & yoga mat
CENTRAL TEXAS
FENCING CLUB
Fridays
5:00 pm – 6:00 pm
Visit website for Nov. & Dec. holiday schedule.
Ages 7 & Up
Instructor: Coach Valerie Dudenhoefer
Recreation Center
INTERMEDIATE
CO-ED GYMNASTICS
Tuesdays
6:15 pm – 7:00 pm
11/29, the month of December & 1/31
Ages 5 & Up
Instructor: Aundrea Smith
Recreation Center
Please wear t-shirt and shorts.
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GETFIT – SESSION 2
(6 weeks)
GETFIT – SESSION 3
(4 weeks)
HATHA YOGA
TAI CHI
October 10 - November 18
Early AM Class:
Tuesdays & Thursdays
6:00 am
Harker Heights Community Park
(near playground)
$75.00 for 6 weeks session
$5.00 discount for active duty
military and dependents
(must show ID)
AM Class:
9:00 am
(near playground)
(must show ID)
PM Class:
Mondays & Wednesdays
6:00 pm
(near playground)
(must show ID)
Ages 12 & Up
Instructor: Kim Mansell,
Family Fitness
Mondays & Thursdays
6:30 pm – 7:30 pm
9/5, 10/31, 11/10, 11/24, 12/26, 1/2 & 1/16
$55.00 Non-Resident – 10 session punch card
$50.00 Resident – 10 Session punch card
First class is free to newcomers
Ages 13 & Up
Instructor: Christina Lynch
Recreation Center
November 28 - December 23
Early AM Class:
6:00 am
(near playground)
(must show ID)
AM Class:
9:00 am
(near playground)
(must show ID)
PM Class:
6:00 pm
(near playground)
(must show ID)
Ages 12 & Up
Instructor: Kim Mansell,
Family Fitness
Wednesdays & Fridays
8:15 am – 9:15 am
11/11, 11/25, 12/23 & 12/30
$30.00 Resident – 10 session punch card
Ages 18 & Up
Instructor: Chief Instructor Darla Prather
Recreation Center
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TAE KWON DO –
HOUSE OF DISCIPLINE
Classes will not be held: 11/10, 11/24 & 12/29
Beginner 6:00 pm – 6:45 pm
Advance 7:00 pm – 7:45 pm
Ages 5 & Up
Instructor: Grand Master James McMurray
Recreation Center
HAPKIDO –
HOUSE OF DISCIPLINE
8:00 pm – 8:45 pm
Ages 17 & Up
Instructor: Grand Master James McMurray
Recreation Center
®
ZUMBA FITNESS
6:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Classes will not be held: 9/5, 10/31, 11/23, 12/26,
1/2 & 1/16
Resident rate for KISD employees
Ages 16 & Up
Instructor: Amelia Rabroker
Activities Center
®
ZUMBA FITNESS
4:30 pm – 5:30 pm
Resident rate for KISD employees
Ages 16 & Up
Instructor: Shirah Villegas
Recreation Center
®
ZUMBATOMIC FOR KIDS
5:00 pm – 5:45 pm
Session 1: September 7 – October 12
Class will not be held: 9/26
Session 2: November 2 – December 7
Session 3: January 9 – February 13
$30.00 Non-Resident per session
$25.00 Resident, Military & KISD employees (must
show ID) per session
$20.00 additional child per household
per session
Ages 4 – 12
Instructor: Shirah Villegas
Activities Center
FITNESS BONUS
Classes will not be held: 9/5, 10/31, 11/23, 12/26,
1/2 & 1/16
7:15 pm – 7:45 pm
$20.00 – 10 session punch card
Ages 16 & Up
Instructor: Amelia Rabroker
Activities Center
Equipment items may need to be purchased or brought
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RECREATION CLASSES
CENTROPLEX WOOD
CARVERS
Tuesdays
6:00 pm – 8:00 pm
$20.00 Annually
Ages 18 & Up
Instructors: Centroplex Wood Carvers
Recreation Center
HOMECOMING MUM
WORKSHOP
Saturday, October 1
Deadline: September 27
1:00 pm – 4:00 pm
$35.00 per workshop
(includes materials)
Ages 13 & Up
Instructor: Amy Hubert
Recreation Center
Learn how to make a basic
mum with your school
colors. You will leave with
a starter mum and ideas on
how to add personalized
touches. An example of the
mum is pictured.
BEGINNERS COOKING
COURSE
Wednesdays - September
Mondays - November & January
1/2 & 1/16 (rescheduled to 1/17)
5:30 pm – 6:30 pm
$55.00 Monthly + purchase of knife & mats
Ages 13 & Up
Instructor: Carly Ross
Activities Center
One knife and cutting mats required – instructor will
make suggestions. Please wear closed-toe shoes
and bring an apron. Food included in price.
CARLY’S COOKING CLUB
Mondays
October & December
10/31 & 12/26 (rescheduled to 12/27)
5:30 pm – 6:30 pm
$40.00 Monthly + purchase of ingredients
Ages 13 & Up
Activities Center
A shopping list of ingredients (ranging between
$10 - $15 per week) will be provided during class.
The ingredients price does not include pantry
items. Please wear closed-toe shoes. Bring
ingredients, an apron and containers.
COMFORT FOOD BASICS
Wednesdays
November & January
5:30 pm – 6:30 pm
$50.00 Monthly (Includes cost of food)
Ages 13 & Up
Activities Center
The class will prepare and taste a comfort food
recipe each week. Please wear closed-toe shoes
and bring an apron.
DESSERTS IN A PINCH
Wednesdays
October & December
5:30 pm – 6:30 pm
$45.00 Monthly (Includes cost of food)
Ages 13 & Up
Activities Center
The class will prepare and taste a dessert recipe
each week. Please wear closed-toe shoes and
bring an apron.
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Senior Recreation
The Senior Recreation program is designed for
older adults. Most activities are at no cost.
All activities are held at the Harker Heights
Recreation Center unless otherwise noted.
For additional information, visit the Park’s
website or call 254.554.2674.
SCRABBLE TIME
Mondays/Wednesdays, 8:30 am
EXERCISE TO A LATIN BEAT
Mondays, 10:00 am
Aerobic movements to upbeat music; consult your
physician before beginning.
GOTTA DANCE
LINE DANCING
BEGINNER LINE
DANCING LESSONS
Tuesdays, 10:15 am
Ongoing lessons covering basic line dancing
moves; introductory classes are usually started
in January.
LIFELONG LEARNING
STUDIES
Tuesdays, 11:00 am
Video classes to study a variety of subjects.
PICKLE BALL
Tuesdays/Thursdays, 11:30 am
Paddle ball game played indoors on a
badminton-size court.
WOODCARVING
Tuesdays, 12:00 pm
Tuesdays, 8:30 am
Must be familiar with basic line dancing moves and
dances.
TEXERCISE CLASSES
Tuesdays/Thursdays, 9:30 am/10:00 am
The first class focuses on joint movement, flexibility
and balance. Low impact aerobic movement is
added in the second class.
QUILTMAKING 101 –
BEGINNER SKILLS
Tuesdays, 12:30 pm
An ongoing course including basic quiltmaking.
WATERCOLOR PAINTING
Wednesdays, 10:00 am
$5.00 per class; Basic to Advanced
PIANO LESSONS
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Tuesdays, 3:45 pm, Skipcha Elementary School
$5.00 per lesson; contact Joyce for details and to
register.
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Senior Recreation
®
STAMPIN’ UP! CLASS
Thursdays, 9:00 am
Make very special greeting cards and other items
out of paper.
SING-A-LONG WITH…
1st Thursdays, 11:00 am
A group participation sing-a-long.
LUNCH AND A MOVIE
2nd Thursdays, 11:30 am
Monthly potluck birthday luncheon with a movie.
Bring food to serve 4 - 6 seniors.
BROWN BAG
LUNCH LECTURE
3rd Thursdays, 11:30 am
Bring a sack lunch and learn something new or
update your knowledge.
BINGO
3rd Thursdays, 1:00 pm
After attending once, the players must register with
the Senior Recreation Program to return.
ARMCHAIR TRAVELERS
4th Thursdays, 11:00 am
Where in the world would you like to go? Airline
snacks provided.
CANASTA
Thursdays, 1:30 pm
MONTHLY DAY TRIPS
TBA
This is a monthly activity designed to get you out
of the house to visit attractions throughout Central
Texas. Locations are announced in the Senior
Recreation newsletter, or call 254.554.2674. Cost
varies.
Special Event
Senior Sunday Special
Pickle Ball
Sunday, November 13
1:00 pm – 4:00 pm
Harker Heights
Recreation Center,
Pickle Ball is a paddle ball
game played indoors on a
badminton-size court.
Come join us and
have some fun!
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Harker Heights Public Library
400 Indian Trail • Harker Heights, TX 76548
Office: 254.953.5491 • Fax: 254.953.5461
www.ci.harker-heights.tx.us/library
Hours of Operation
Monday – Thursday
9:00 am – 8:00 pm
Friday & Saturday
9:00 am – 6:00 pm
Sunday & Holidays
CLOSED
Check out the Library’s website at
www.ci.harker-heights.tx.us/library
for a complete list of activities and programs.
Take a look at the Library’s blog at
www.harkerheightspl.blogspot.com
for upcoming programs!
Programs for Children
Stories & Music for Children & Families
Storytimes for Preschoolers
Wednesdays & Thursdays, 10:00 am (year round)
Lap Sit for Newborns – 18-month-olds
& their parents
Mondays, 10:00 am (year round)
Wednesdays, 9:00 am (year round)
Toddler Time
Thursdays, 9:00 am (year round)
Granny Time
Saturdays, 10:30 am (year round)
Ms. Dorothy, our resident grandma, charms children
(and adults) with classic storytimes.
Mother Goose on the Loose Music Time
Tuesdays, 9:00 am & 10:00 am
(September 20 – November 22)
Children ages 5 and younger enjoy a music filled
adventure. Children and parents will be introduced
to a variety of Mother Goose rhymes, creative
movement, and music. Contact Jeanine at
254.953.5494 or [email protected]
to sign up for this special program series.
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Family Fun Nights
Thursdays, 6:30 pm – 7:30 pm (year round)
Bring the whole family in for stories, activities, crafts,
and much more!
Reading Rovers
1st Thursday of the month, 6:30 pm (year round)
Everybody is invited to come on in and meet our furry
friends for a very special book club. These dogs love
reading!!! Listen and read stories on your own and
have a howling good time!
Clubs for School-Age Children
Family Scrapbooking Club
2nd Saturday of the month, 11:00 am (year round)
Children of all ages and their parents/guardians gather together to create pages, learn techniques, and
mingle with other scrapbookers!
Pokémon Player / Yu-Gi-Oh! Mini-Tournaments
Saturdays, 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm (year round)
Children ages 10 and up battle to become Pokémon
masters, and/or duel for the number one position
in Yu-Gi-Oh!
Science Club
Mondays, 4:30 pm – 5:00 pm (year round)
If you love science then this is the club for you! Kids ages
7 – 11 will do different experiments or activities each week
based on a theme. This is a free program and no registration
is required. Each week of the month offers programming for
a different branch of science.
Critter Club
2nd Monday of the month, 4:30 pm – 5:30 pm
Learn about animal science as you help out the Pet
Adoption Center with crafts and more!
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Exciting Programs for Kids & Families
Family Game Night
Friday, October 7, 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm
If your family loves games, they will love to rock out at
our game night. Bring the whole family in to play Wii
Sports, Dance Dance Revolution, board games, and
Rock Band will be projected on the wall for tons of fun!
Dinner and A Book
Saturday, November 12, 3:30 pm – 5:30 pm
Kids ages 6–10 are invited to prepare their own book
themed meals. The cost is $5.00 per child. Space is
limited, come to the Library to register.
Don’t Be A Scrooge Kids Night Out
Friday, December 2, 6:30 pm – 10:00 pm
Kids ages 6–10 are invited to join us for a night full of
fun, crafts, games, and much more. The cost is $10.00
per child and $5.00 for each additional child within the
same household. Space is limited, come to the Library
to register. Parents must sign a permission slip and
medical waiver. Librarians and library volunteers will be
chaperones, but parents are welcome to stay for free!
Snacks will be provided!
Programs for Teens & Tweens
Monday Afternoons at the Library
(Sept. – Jan.)
Mondays, 4:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Join us every Monday afternoon for an array of
activities – from movies to gaming events, we
have it all!
The Ultimate Gaming and Mayhem
Event (GaME)
Friday, October 21, 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm
The Gaming and Mayhem Event (GaME) returns
with even more to offer! We will be gaming for
two straight hours at three different gaming stations!
Drinks and snacks will be provided, so come
ready to GAME!
Pokémon Players & Yu-Gi-Oh Mini
Tournaments
Saturdays, 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm (year round)
Whether you are interested in the video games,
trading cards, movies, or books, we have just the
thing for you! The Library is hosting a Pokemon
League Players Guild and Yu-Gi-Oh Mini
Tournaments for ages 10 and up.
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Programs for Adults
Great Grains Workshop
Fall Online Book Club
Edgar Allan Poe Poetry and Prose
September – November
Monday & Tuesday, September 19 & 20
5:30 pm – 7:30 pm
Read Edgar Allan Poe poetry and prose and any other
spooky tales. Check out the Library’s online book discussion
at http://librarylately.blogspot.com. Materials will be
available in a variety of formats including books, DVDs,
audiobooks and eReader books. Join us for classic
horror film festival October 29 from 1:00 pm until 5:00 pm.
One-on-one Computer Training
September is Whole Grains Month so celebrate it by
learning more about the health benefits of cooking with whole grains. Sue Dorn from Family Nourishment
Network will be leading this informative workshop.
Session 1:
Monday, September 19, 5:30 pm – 7:30 pm
Come and learn what is so great about whole grains.
Ms. Dorn will provide valuable information and lead
a discussion on the health benefits of whole grain
fresh flour and the hazards of eating only white
flour. We will learn about the uses and flavors of
the different varieties of wheat.
Session 2:
Tuesday, September 20, 5:30 pm – 7:30 pm
See a demonstration of milling, mixing and baking bread from fresh flour. We will discuss the benefits
of the healthy ingredients included in our freshly
baked bread. Enjoy tasting the finished product!
Call, e-mail or come by to schedule a 30-minute
appointment for computer training.
Some available topics:
Computer Basics
Microsoft Word
Internet Basics
PowerPoint
Excel
Call 254.953.5491 or e-mail
[email protected] for more information or
to register for a class.
Call 254.953.5491 for more information and to register.
Class size is limited.
Healthy Skin Workshop
Saturday, November 5, 12:30 pm – 3:30 pm
Just in time for winter! Protect and pamper your skin
with solid lotion bars and flavored lip balms that you
design yourself. Soap maker Claire Grasse teaches
you to use luxury ingredients like shea butter, avocado
oil and beeswax to craft high-end products tailored to
your skin’s needs. Space is limited so call now to enroll
in this popular workshop. Call 254.953.5491 to register.
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Special Events for Everyone!
September is Library Card Sign-up
Month!
Take the time to sign up for the best deal in town
– a library card! Your library card will give you free
access to books, eBooks, DVDs, Play-a-ways,
audiobooks, and more! Call 254.953.5491 or visit
our website at www.ci.harker-heights.tx.us/library
for more information about getting library cards for
you and your family.
Barnes and Noble Event
Saturday, September 17
Join the library staff at Barnes and Noble on
September 17 for a variety of different programs
throughout the day celebrating the library and
books! Call 254.953.5491 or ask at circulation for
more information!
Friends of the Library Book Sale
Saturday, October 1, 8:00 am – 3:00 pm
Pick up used books, audios, videos, and more at low, low prices!
Thrills & Chills in October
Dare to explore the dark side at the Harker Heights Public Library as it celebrates the literature of
Edgar Allan Poe and other tellers of spooky tales.
Book Club: Check out the Library’s online book discussion of Edgar Allan Poe’s poetry and
prose at http://librarylately.blogspot.com.
Spooky Stories: Enjoy spooky stories for the whole family on Thursday, October 27 at 6:30 pm.
Classic Horror Film Festival: Saturday, October 29 from 1:00 pm until 5:00 pm.
Call 254.953.5491 or check the library’s website in September and October for more information
about the weird and wonderfully scary materials and programs at the library!
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2011 CALENDAR OF
SPECIAL EVENTS
MAKE A DIFFERENCE DAY
Saturday, October 1 – 22
Drop off new or gently used coats (all sizes) to any
City building. Coats will be donated to the less
fortunate students and families of Harker Heights.
For more information call 254.953.5493.
6th ANNUAL HALLOWEEN
HOOPLA
FARMERS MARKET
Saturdays, June 4 – October 15
7:00 am – 12:00 pm
Carl Levin Park, 400 Miller’s Crossing
Buy Local, Experience Community
For more information visit the City’s website at
www.ci.harker-heights.tx.us or call 254.953.5493.
Monday, October 31
5:30 pm – 8:30 pm
Attention all little ghosts and goblins! The City of
Harker Heights will be hosting this fun-filled evening
to provide the youth in the community with a fun, safe
alternative to door-to-door Trick or Treating. Games,
inflatables, candy, activities, and other forms
of entertainment will be present. In case of inclement
weather, call 254.953.5660.
SCARE AWAY POLIO AT
THE MONSTER DASH
Saturday, October 22
On-site registration 7:00 am - 7:30 am
Run Starts at 8:00 am
Register on or before October 20: $20.00
After October 20 – the day of the race: $25.00
Start and End at Carl Levin Park
For more information and to register visit the
Recreation Center.
2011 CEN-TEX RACE SERIES
Gallop or Trot 5K
Monster Dash 5K
For the Run of It 10K
Turkey Trot 5K
Jingle Bell Dash 5K
September 17
October 22
November 12
November 19
December 3
For up to date information, registrations, and
results on the Cen-Tex Race Series visit
www.ci.killeen.tx.us/index.php?section=30
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HOLIDAY FARMERS
MARKET
Saturday, November 5 & December 3
8:00 am – 12:00 pm
Buy Local, Experience Community
For more information visit the City’s website at
www.ci.harker-heights.tx.us or call 254.953.5493.
VETERANS’ CEREMONY
Thursday, November 10
6:30 pm – 7:30 pm
City Municipal Complex, 305 Miller’s Crossing
The ceremony will feature the traditional wreath laying
to honor those who gave their lives. This event is
co-sponsored by the City of Harker Heights and the
Harker Heights Veterans’ Council. In case of inclement
weather, the ceremony will be moved into the
Recreation Center Gymnasium.
8th ANNUAL FROST FEST
Friday, December 9
5:30 pm – 8:30 pm
JUNIOR SERVICE LEAGUE OF KILLEEN
BREAKFAST WITH SANTA
Saturday, December 10
7:30 am – 10:00 am
Activities Center, 400 Indian Trail
$ 4.00 per ticket (includes breakfast & photo with Santa)
Come out and enjoy holiday entertainment, pancakes
& sausage, and take your photo with SANTA. Sponsored
by the Junior Service League of Killeen. For more
information, contact the Activities Center at
254.953.5493.
12th ANNUAL HEIGHTS
LIGHTS ON PARADE
Outdoor Lighting/Decorating Contest
The Parks and Recreation Department will again be
hosting its annual community outdoor lighting/decorating
contest for the Harker Heights community. There will
be awards for 1st and 2nd place in Division I, Division II
and Division IV. In Division III there will be 1st and 2nd
place awarded per area.
There are 4 divisions:
Santa is coming to town! Come join your friends, neighbors,
Division I: Apartment/Townhouse/Duplex
and the City Staff to help kick off your Christmas holiday
Division II: Manufactured Home
season. Activities include: free cookies and hot cocoa,
Division III: Single Family Home (per area)
music, Christmas light displays, and SANTA. In case
Division IV: Business
of inclement weather, call 254.953.5660. For more
information visit the Parks & Recreation’s website at
www.ci.harker-heights.tx.us/parks or call 254.953.5465. Important Dates:
Monday, November 14 – Applications Available and
Registration Begins
Saturday, December 10 – Registration Ends
Monday, December 12 – Judging
Please note: If more time is needed to judge houses,
the 13 and 14 could be utilized by the Department.
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Reaching New Heights
VOLUNTEER WITH
HARKER HEIGHTS!
The City of Harker Heights has a new up and coming
volunteer program Reaching New Heights. Reaching
New Heights strives to get citizens involved in
bettering their community. This season Reaching
New Heights will be participating in various volunteer
opportunities such as Make A Difference Day, Farmers
Market, Knight Park Watch Program, Harker Heights
Frost Fest, and much much more!
Monthly Volunteer Meeting
3rd Wednesday of every month
6:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Activities Center, 400 Indian Trail
If you would like to become a volunteer,
please visit our website at
or call 254.953.5493.
Knight Park Watch Program
As a resident of Harker
Heights living near a
City Park, you are in a
unique position to both
enjoy and help protect
the park. Although
Parks and Recreation
patrol the parks on a
regular basis, we may
not see everything that
you see. As a Knight
Park Watch volunteer,
you can assist the City
of Harker Heights by informing us of illegal activities
you see in the parks.
LIVING LEGACY
PROGRAM
Commemorate an event or loved one through
the perpetual growth of a tree. The City of
Harker Heights LIVING LEGACY program has
been designed to meet most any need.
• Memorialize a loved one
• Celebrate a graduation or recognize the accomplishments of an individual, group or organization
• Celebrate the birth of a child
• Commemorate a wedding or
anniversary
• Give that special Valentine gift
• Establish a tradition
We have numerous locations throughout the
City available for planting trees. Each tree is
$125.00 and includes a customized brick or
plaque.
The City Parks Crew plants and maintains all trees.
If you would like to become a Knight Park Watch
volunteer, please visit our website at
or call 254.953.5493.
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