2016 Winter Spring Recreation Program Brochure

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Town of Cortlandt
Department of Recreation & Conservation
1 Heady Street
Cortlandt Manor, NY 10567-1254
(914) 734-1050
Web site: www.Townofcortlandt.com
E-mail: [email protected]
Town of Cortlandt
Winter – Recreation Program Brochure
TABLE OF CONTENTS
GENERAL PROGRAM INFORMATION
911 – The Call that Counts.................................... 26
2015 Concert & Movie Series Photos................... 15
2015 Goals.............................................................6-7
2016 Concert & Movie Series Information...........17
5 K Road Race Photos.......................................... 12
Adopt-an-Island Program and Application..... 18-19
Alarm Permit......................................................... 25
Amanda’s Law....................................................... 26
App available at App Store or Google Play...........11
Code Red................................................................ 25
Community Garden............................................... 24
Dates: Photo ID Card/Season Pass....................... 28
Egg-Stra Egg-Stra – Easter Egg Hunt...................31
Electric Vehicle Station......................................... 23
Facebook................................................................ 63
Facility Rental........................................................ 44
Family Fun Day Photos..........................................14
Financial Record...................................................... 8
Forms:
Adult Activity Registration Form..................... 65
Dog Park Registration Form.............................. 87
Employment Application Seasonal................... 89
Pre-School Activity Registration Form............ 65
Youth Activity Registration Form..................... 65
Youth Center Registration Form.................. 81-82
Halloween Party Photos........................................ 13
Hollowbrook Golf Club Information.................... 49
How to Register for a Recreation Program.......... 27
Internet Address.................................................... FC
Important Information........................................... 28
League Forms:
Lacrosse League................................................. 73
Soccer – Boys Spring ......................................... 67
Soccer – Girls Spring......................................... 69
Travel Soccer...................................................... 71
Letter from the Supervisor...................................... 5
Map & Index of Park Facilities...............IFC & IBC
Medical Drop Box................................................. 20
Open Space............................................................ 23
Photo ID Session Dates......................................... 28
Recreation Suggestion Box................................... 26
Recycle to Save Environmental............................ 26
Refund/Credit........................................................ 28
Registration Information....................................... 27
Sliding Fee Scale.................................................... 27
Special Notice.......................................................... 9
Special Thank you to our Sponsors for the Concert
& Movie Series.......................................................16
Solutions to Storm Water Pollution................. 21-22
Sustainable Cortlandt............................................ 20
Tax Control, Tax Warrants................................. 9-10
Telephone Listing-Town Hall & Other Locations...... 4
You are Needed Volunteer Fire and Ambulance. 26
Youth Center Registration Form........................... 62
NOR-WEST
Part Time Employment......................................... 62
Regional Special Services &
Developmental Disabilities.............32, 33, 37, 62
PROGRAMS - ADULT - WINTER
Badminton.............................................................. 32
Basketball-Men-Saturday (30 & Over)................ 32
Basketball-Men-Tuesday (18 & Over).................. 32
Boating Safely........................................................ 32
Cortlandt Stamp Club............................................ 32
Defensive Driving ................................................. 32
Exertone for Women.............................................. 32
Forever Fit.............................................................. 33
Guitar Lessons....................................................... 33
Karate & Advanced Karate................................... 33
Nor-West................................................................. 33
Swimming - Adult Beginner................................. 33
Tae Kwon Do – Mixed Class................................. 33
Tai Chi.................................................................... 33
Volleyball:
Advanced Co-Ed................................................ 34
Co-Ed.................................................................. 34
Yoga Anyone ......................................................... 34
PROGRAMS - PRE-SCHOOL - WINTER
Storybook Cooking................................................ 35
Krafty Kids............................................................ 34
Music, Movement & Crafts................................... 34
Swimming:
Pre-School......................................................... 35
Tiny-Tot............................................................... 35
Toddlin Tots........................................................... 35
PROGRAMS - YOUTH - WINTER
Basketball Program - Free Play............................ 36
Chess Class............................................................ 36
Guitar Lessons....................................................... 36
Jr. Baller Sports – Basketball................................ 36
Karate and Advanced Karate................................ 36
Mad Science........................................................... 36
Nor-West................................................................. 37
Swimming Instruction.......................................... 37
PROGRAMS - ADULT - SPRING
Badminton...............................................................37
Boating Safely.........................................................37
Defensive Driving ................................................. 37
Exertone for Women.............................................. 37
Golf Instruction..................................................... 37
Guitar Instruction.................................................. 38
Piano Lessons........................................................ 38
Yoga Anyone.......................................................... 38
PROGRAMS - PRE-SCHOOL - SPRING
Storybook Cooking................................................ 39
Swimming
Pre-School.......................................................... 39
Tiny Tot............................................................... 39
PROGRAMS - YOUTH - SPRING
After School Hoops Teaches Basketball Camp.... 40
Environmental Programs...................................... 40
Guitar Lessons....................................................... 40
Jr. Baller Sports – Baseball................................... 40
Lacrosse Clinic...................................................... 40
Piano Lessons.........................................................41
Soccer Clinic.......................................................... 42
Swimming Instruction...........................................41
PROGRAMS - YOUTH - SPRING ENVIRONMENTAL
Explorers................................................................ 40
Hiding in Plain Sight............................................. 40
Junior Explorers..................................................... 40
Eagelfest................................................................. 40
Mommy, Daddy & Me........................................... 40
Trail Blazers........................................................... 40
SENIOR CITIZEN
Activities Schedule................................................ 29
Clubs....................................................................... 29
Coming this February............................................ 30
Computer Classes
Basic computer Skills & Internet Browsing..... 30
Intro to Google Chrome, Gmail,
You Tube & More........................................... 30
Intro to Microsoft Windows Wordpad.............. 30
Medical Transportation......................................... 29
Nutrition................................................................. 29
Operation Snowflake............................................. 29
Prescription Pickup & Delivery Service.............. 29
Shopping................................................................. 29
Special Events
All Things Delicious with Shari Munitz.......... 30
And the Beat Goes On....................................... 30
Special Services..................................................... 29
Spring Day Trips.................................................... 29
SPECIAL ACTIVITIES
Cortlandt Community Rowing Association........ 43
Community Garden............................................... 24
Cross County Skiing & Ice Skating...................... 44
Ice Skating Club..................................................... 44
Van Cortlandtville Historical Society.................. 44
Westchester Broadway Theater............................ 44
SPECIAL EVENTS
2016 Concert & Movie Series..........................17, 44
Hudson River Eaglefest......................................... 44
Egg-Stra Egg-Stra – East Egg Hunt.......................31
SPECIAL PARK FACILITIES
Bicentennial Garden.............................................. 45
Cortlandt Boat Launch.......................................... 45
Cortlandt Dog Park................................................ 46
Cortlandt Roller Hockey Rink.............................. 47
Cortlandt Water Front Park................................... 45
Furnace Dock Lake............................................... 47
Hollow Brook Golf Course................................... 49
Hudson Highlands Gateway Park......................... 50
Oscawana Island Boat Launch...............................51
Playgrounds............................................................ 48
Steven Hebert Memorial Skate Park.....................51
Tennis Courts..........................................................51
Toll House...............................................................51
SPORTS LEAGUES & TEAMS ADULT & YOUTH
Lacrosse League - 3, 4 & 5, 6 Graders................. 42
Little League Information......................................41
Parent & Me Soccer Squirts.................................. 42
Soccer Clinic (Boys & Girls Grades K&1).......... 42
Soccer League........................................................ 42
Soccer Travel League............................................ 42
Softball League – Girls......................................... 43
Softball – Men’s League........................................ 43
Sports Squirts ........................................................ 42
Tennis League - Men & Women........................... 43
TEEN ACTIVITIES
5th Grade Fun Club Application Form................. 75
Canteen Programs................................................. 53
C.U.E. Programs.................................................... 53
Personal Development Courses...................... 56, 59
Youth Center Code of Conduct Form..............79-80
Youth Center Dress Code...................................... 83
Youth Center Programs.................................... 53-59
Youth Center New Programs
Cam Jam Madness............................................. 55
Earth Day Celebration....................................... 55
Kickball Kraze................................................... 55
Volleyball Tournament...................................... 56
Triple M: Movie Madness Marathon................ 56
Chalk Making..................................................... 55
Board Game Friend-zzy!................................... 56
Digital Photo Book............................................. 56
Expressive Pen.................................................... 56
Youth Center Rockwall Waiver Form............. 77-78
Youth Center Registration..................................... 65
Youth Center Program Registration Form Use
(Pre-School/Youth Activity Form)....................... 65
Youth Center Trips – Use (Pre-School/Youth
Activity Form)........................................................ 65
Youth Center Field Trip Permission Slip (must be
handed in with registration form for any trip)..... 85
A Night with New York Baseball......................... 56
Youth Employment
Application & Information for
Summer Employment..................................... 62
Nor-West............................................................. 62
Y.E.S................................................................... 62
TOWN OF CORTLANDT DEPARTMENT OF RECREATION & CONSERVATION
CORTLANDT TOWN HALL
1 HEADY STREET
CORTLANDT MANOR, NEW YORK 10567-1241
(914) 734-1050
E-mail address: [email protected]
Sponsored by the
TOWN OF CORTLANDT
TOWN SUPERVISOR
LINDA D. PUGLISI
TOWN BOARD
RICHARD H. BECKER
DEBRA A. COSTELLO
FRANCIS X. FARRELL
SETH M. FREACH
PARKS, RECREATION & CONSERVATION ADVISORY BOARD
Richard Boyle
Tino Martin
Michael J. Huvane, Chairman
Pamela Bush Denenberg
Pete Ruvolo
Richard Zumbach
Paul DiRoma
Tracey Straub
Advisory Board High School Students
Lyla Strugatch
Danielle Walsh
RECREATION & CONSERVATION DEPARTMENT
John Palmiotto, Director
Kenneth Sherman, Deputy Director
Lesley Popkin, Recreation Supervisor II
Tim Fisher, Recreation Supervisor
Jon Jacoby, Recreation Supervisor
Dawn Mahoney, Director of Senior Service
Rebecca Ferguson, Sr. Recreation Leader
Katherine Sclafani, Youth Center Director
Offutt Porter, Assistant Youth Center Director Colleen Anderson, Coalition Coordinator
Janice LaFave OFFICE STAFF
- 734-1051
- 734-1058
- 734-1057
- 734-1056
- 734-1055
- 528-1572
- 528-8377
- 736-0498
- 736-0498
- 734-1052
Karen McIntyre
The Town of Cortlandt gratefully acknowledges the cooperation extended by the Hendrick Hudson School District, Lakeland Central School
District, Bethel Springvale Inn, Village of Buchanan, Village of Croton-on-Hudson, Cortlandt Town Center and to all other groups regarding
the use of their facilities.
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CORTLANDT TOWN HALL - MAIN TELEPHONE NUMBER - (914) 734-1000
ASSESSOR
Thomas Waitkins................................................................................................................ 734-1040
ATTORNEY
Thomas Wood, Town Attorney........................................................................................... 736-0930
Cortlandt Town Hall, 1 Heady Street, Cortlandt Manor N.Y. 10567
COMPTROLLER
Patricia Robcke................................................................................................................... 734-1070
COURT
Judge Daniel McCarthy...................................................................................................... 734-1090
Judge Gerald Klein............................................................................................................. 734-1090
COURT CLERK
Audrey Stewart................................................................................................................... 734-1090
HUMAN RESOURCES
Claudia Vahey, Personnel Manager ................................................................................... 734-1004
PURCHASING/CENTRAL SUPPLIES/TECHNOLOGY
Pete McMillan, Purchasing & Technology Director.......................................................... 734-1046
Dave Doyle, Central Supplies Officer................................................................................ 734-1037
RECEIVER OF TAXES
Mary E. Breining................................................................................................................ 734-1030
SUPERVISOR LINDA D. PUGLISI................................................................................................................................ 734-1002
Judi Peterson, Secretary to the Supervisor........................................................................................................................... 734-1002
Karen Grexa, Assistant to the Supervisor.............................................................................................................................734-1101
TOWN CLERK
JoAnn Dyckman................................................................................................................. 734-1020
DEPARTMENT OF TECHNICAL SERVICES 1 Heady Street, Cortlandt Manor, NY
Code Enforcement, Engineering, Planning
Director of D.O.T.S
Michael Preziosi, P.E.......................................................................................................... 734-1060
Assistant to Director:
Rosemary Boyle-Lasher for Planning................................................................................ 734-1083
Director of Code EnforcementMartin Rogers, P.E.............................................................................................................. 734-1010
Assistant to Director:
Ken Hoch for Code Enforcement....................................................................................... 734-1010
Deputy Director, Planning
Christopher Kehoe.............................................................................................................. 734-1080
Fire Inspector
Holly Haight....................................................................................................................... 734-1015
DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES 167 Roa Hook Road, Cortlandt Manor, NY
Director
Jeffrey C. Coleman, P.E...................................................................................................... 737-0100
Deputy Director:
Steve Ferreira, P.E............................................................................................................... 737-0100
Deputy Director
Christina Edwards............................................................................................................... 737-0100
Highway & Parks Division ............................................................................................................................................ 737-0186
Sanitation Divisions
............................................................................................................................................ 737-0100
Water Division
............................................................................................................................................ 734-1026
DEPARTMENT OF RECREATION & CONSERVATION 1 Heady Street Cortlandt Manor, NY
Director
John Palmiotto.................................................................................................................... 734-1051
Deputy Director
Ken Sherman...................................................................................................................... 734-1058
MURIEL H. MORABITO COMMUNITY CENTER 29 West Brook Drive, Cortlandt Manor, NY 10567
Dawn Mahoney, Director for Office of the Aging.............................................................. 528-1464
Rebecca Ferguson, Nutrition Site Manager & Asst. to Director........................................ 528-8377
YOUTH & RECREATION CENTER 3 Memorial Drive, Croton-on-Hudson 10520
Katherine Sclafani, Youth Center Director......................................................................... 736-0498
HOTLINE FOR INFORMATION AND EVENTS...........................................................................................734-1000 EXT.28
HISTORIAN call Town Hall: Laura Lee Keating............................................................................................................. 734-1002
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Dear Cortlandt Residents
Over the years we completed many recreation projects and are working on the following:
1. Softball fields at Sprout Brook Park (with lights).
2. An outdoor pavilion at Sprout Brook Park (capacity 200).
3. A new playground at Sprout Brook Park (open year round).
4. Expansion of our Muriel H. Morabito Community Center (off West Brook Drive).
5. A new playground at the Community Center (handicapped accessible).
6. The Christopher Bisordi Memorial Outdoor Basketball Court at the Community Center.
7. Outdoor Bocce Courts and a Horseshoe Facility at the Community Center.
8. Renovation of Charles Cook Pool including a new concrete surface, drainage system, filtration system,
bathhouse upgrades, a new playground and “frog slide”, landscaping and other amenities. (A 2 million dollar
project) and renovation of the swimming lanes was completed in 2006.
9. The Steven Hebert Memorial Skate Park at the Community Center (off West Brook Drive).
10.A Roller Hockey Rink adjacent to the New York State Police Headquarters. (off Route 9A) with lights and a playground.
11.Completion of the Historic Tollhouse for a regional information tourist center. Open on weekends May through October.
12.Community space use (4,000 sq. ft.) at the Cortlandt Town Center is now available for rental. (contact our Recreation Division)
13.Steamboat Dock River Park and Overlook (in Verplanck) are restored and with construction of an outdoor pavilion and a pedestrian trail
and we have plans for the next phases of Broadway Streetscape and new plans for Meahagh Park.
14.The Hudson Highlands Gateway Park (Hillpoint property) is designed for passive recreation (trails) off Sprout Brook Road.(352 acres of
passive land)
15.Many beautification projects throughout the town. (Flowerbeds, gazebos, plantings and our Veterans Parks)
16.C.U.E. (Cortlandt Upper Teens Entertainment Center) open for all freshman, sophomores, juniors and seniors on Friday and Saturday
nights and is supervised by qualified adults.
17.Completed the Oscawana Boat/ Kayak Launch.
18.A new playground, tennis courts and basketball court was built off of Croton Avenue.
19.A new little league field and a soccer/all purpose field both at Sprout Brook Park opened in 2008.
20.Construction of a Cortlandt Dog (“Pooch”) Park at Sprout Brook Park. Grand opening took place on November 2, 2008.
21.A Computer Center at the Senior Citizen Center.
22.Renovation of the Town Hall Courtyard and entrance way (new lights, benches, bricks, doors, flowers, new steps etc.)
23.A new playground at the Roller Hockey Rink off Memorial Drive in memory of Peter Cutignola.
24.An annual Cortlandt event – “Cortlandt Family Fun Day”. (off Route 9A by the State Police and Roller Hockey Rink)
25.Renovation of the swimming lanes at Cook Pool.
26.Annual Golf Outing to benefit our first responders at the Hollowbrook Golf Course each year.
27.A new youth and recreation multi-purpose facility opened in 2009 for ages 11 to 18. It is fully supervised.
28.Cortlandt sponsors the D.A.R.E. programs and the Cortlandt Coalition to educate our youth about substance abuse and awareness
prevention.
29.Plans for a water spray theme park at Charles J. Cook Pool are underway for the future.
30.Quadricentennial projects were completed in 2009 to honor Henry Hudson’s discovery of the Hudson River including a time capsule at
Town Hall.
31.Saved Furnace Dock Lake and the watershed area. It is now owned by the TOC for passive parkland.
32.At the former Martin Property now owned by the Town: a boat launch for the community, an aviation theme playground, benches by the
Hudson River.
33.A Veteran’s Park at Steamboat Dock dedicated July 20, 2012.
34.Completed a new half court basketball court in northern Cortlandt June 2012.
35.The public boat launch at Cortlandt Waterfront Park was dedicated in the spring of 2013.
36. 5K Run in October
37. Held our Town of Cortlandt 225th Anniversary Party at George’s Island in 2013.
38.A Purple Heart Memorial dedicated at Cortlandt Town Hall.
39.Support of the Cortlandt Rowing Association (go to website for more information)
40.Plans are designed for a new lacrosse /all purpose field at Sprout Brook Park.
41.Started a free outdoor Concert and Movie Series at Cortlandt Waterfront Park in Verplanck.
42.Our new Community Garden started this summer at Meahagh Park and the park was officially dedicated November 2015.
All have been completed without raising Town taxes (on average for 24 years)…many other projects are being considered and planned. If you
have any suggestions for recreation projects please write or e-mail my office at: 1 Heady Street, Cortlandt Manor, NY 10567,
E-mail address: [email protected]
Thank you,
Linda D. Puglisi
Cortlandt Town Supervisor
Cortlandt Town Board
Town Board Members from L to R
Francis X. Farrell; Seth M. Freach; Linda D. Puglisi, Town Supervisor;
Debbie A. Costello and Richard H. Becker.
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Town of Cortlandt 2015 Achievements
From Supervisor Linda Puglisi and Town Board
1.
Excellent Financial Record: Our Town of Cortlandt tax increase for
Unincorporated Cortlandt taxpayers was a very low .6% increase and for
Village town taxes a 0% increase which is all below the New York State tax
cap mandate. We also have very low town debt, have a surplus every year (24
years) and never had a deficit during this administration.
2. In the 2014/2015 budget years we hired 21 new employees, many to fill
vacancies and many from the Town of Cortlandt. During this two year period
we paved 10 miles of town roads spending $4 million dollars directly from our
town treasury with no borrowing.
3. We purchased 99 acres of vacant land near the Hudson River in the hamlet
of Verplanck previously owned by Con Edison. With this purchase we were
able to “Stop the Buzz” and the 50ft high converter station that wanted to go
onto this property. The town will use it for a field network, a handball court,
perhaps a second dog park, walking trails and for a new D.E.S/operating
department headquarters in the near future.
4. Our Master Plan volunteer committee along with staff and our consultant
(paid for by a New York State grant) completed their two year effort and
submitted the Vision Plan for the next decade to the Town Board to adopt in
early 2016. This is the third Master Plan completed and implemented during
this administration.
5. The Town of Cortlandt recently had a grand opening for the new Meahagh
Park in the hamlet of Verplanck next to the Town owned Meahagh Lake. It
has an outdoor full basketball court, a walking path, a community garden (by
volunteers) a Cortlandt Community Rowing Association dock, benches and
lovely landscaping.
6. A new lacrosse/all purpose field is being constructed at the former Sprout
lakebed at Sprout Park. It will be completed in the spring of 2016. This
field will be a welcomed addition at this park location to the year round
playground, a little league field, a softball field with lights, a soccer field, dog
park and a pavilion.
7. In 2015 we started our first outdoor concert and movie series at our
waterfront park next to the Hudson River in the hamlet of Verplanck. It was
free to the public and was a huge success. We will continue this summer long
series again in 2016.
8. We held our 10th Annual Cortlandt Family Fun Day (next to our Youth Center)
in September, had our 3rd annual 5K Run and our Annual Charitable Golf
Outing in October as well as many other recreational activities and events.
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9. We held many Veteran ceremonies this year and of course had our monthly
Veteran’s meetings at Town Hall, (the last Thursday of each month at 11 a.m.)
All Veterans are welcome to attend.
10. The Town of Cortlandt has the distinction of being the first Town in
Westchester County to have a Purple Heart Veteran Memorial. It’s located on
the front lawn of Town Hall and was re-dedicated with lovely brickwork this
October.
11. Also, the V.A. Hospital’s indoor pool which has been closed for over a decade
will finally be renovated and reopened in one and a half years. Our Veteran’s
committee along with the Town Board and I lobbied the Department
of Veteran’s Affairs for years to renovate this pool. Special thanks to
Congresswoman Nita Lowey for appropriating funding for this project.
12. December 1st we launched our Otocast/Town of Cortlandt app for historic
sites (approximately 30 locations) with individuals explaining these sites.
Cortlandt has a rich history dating back to the American Revolutionary War.
Learn about our history by downloading the app to your phone and view our
presentation on the town’s website.
13. Our local economy is doing well including the opening of a new “Starbucks”
off the Cortlandt Boulevard/Rte. 6 this year. In that new small shopping area
100 new jobs were generated. Remember to SHOP, DINE and DO Business
in Cortlandt!
14. We passed and signed the Entergy PILOT for the next decade which brings
financial stability and revenue to the Town of Cortlandt.
15. The Town Board and I added many new vehicles and heavy equipment to our
fleet for our operating departments. The number this year is six at a cost of $
731,338 with no borrowing.
16. Many new energy initiatives were implemented and studied this year
including a solar energy information plan, led by Councilman Seth Freach (75
Cortlandt homeowners converted to solar energy).
17. Many other items were also addressed including always being attentive to the
needs of our residents and community.
We all look forward to next year and working for you and your
families to always improve the quality of our services and to add
to our programs.
Thank you!
Linda Puglisi
Supervisor and
Town Board
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“25”
Town of Cortlandt
Financial Record
25 Years of Tax Caps
(only 1% for town tax for the entire 25 years)
25 Years of a Balanced Budget
25 Years of NO DEFICITS
25 Years of an Increased Savings Account
(tripled)
25 Years of a Surplus (each year)
25 Years of Low Town Debt (only 1.05% of the
total bonding capacity has been used.)
25 Years of Improvements and Capital Projects
(over $135 million dollars)
Supervisor Linda D. Puglisi
(October 2015)
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“25”
Twenty-Five Years of
Tax Control and Tax Caps
from Supervisor Linda D. Puglisi
From the beginning of my administration that began twenty-five years ago I pledged to our taxpayers that I would make it my priority to
deliver town tax controls, tax relief and very low town tax increases every year.
I am proud to announce that for 25 years our total town tax increase has been only 1%. Ten years were zero (0%)
increases, one year was a
–4% reduction and we never went over a 2.8% increase for two decades and five years. We have met the recent New York
State mandate to cap the tax levy of .73% at an even lower percent of 0.50%.
Over the years, we have had a voluntary and real tax cap in the Town of Cortlandt that has benefited all of our
property owners, both residential and business owners. At the same time we have tripled our town savings (fund balance) and
every year produced a surplus.
We have never had one year of a deficit and we’ve always had a balanced budget. Once again each year generated a
surplus that we used for tax control and relief and maintained our savings account. These monies were also utilized for capital
projects from a town hall renovation, new recreational areas, road improvements, water projects and for acquisition of land
for open space purposes. Cortlandt has completed over 135 million dollars of projects and did not impact our taxpayers with
tax increases, during these 25 years for town taxes.
Also, Moody’s had upgraded Cortlandt to an Aa2 (double A) bond rating and kept us there based on our excellent
financial practices and achievements. Even during this recent recession we kept this excellent bond rating status.
Our local economy is doing well. New businesses have come to Cortlandt throughout these twenty-five years and
thousands of new jobs have been created from this economic growth. This is a remarkable statistic considering what has
occurred in our Country during the recent recession that began in 2008.
To achieve this record we began early on to share services and consolidate in order to have a more efficient
government. This was accomplished way before the recent state 2% tax cap became mandatory and a New York State law.
Cortlandt is a large Town with 40 square miles and 42,000 people. It is a wonderful community in a lovely setting
adjacent to the Hudson River. We have excellent schools, a state of the art recently expanded hospital center, dedicated
emergency service providers, a Cortlandt train station and a Veterans medical facility that has served our Veterans for 60
years. One third of our land is parkland and open space and we have excellent recreation programs for every age group.
In summary, Cortlandt is a wonderful and affordable community to reside and to raise our children.
“I am very proud to have served as Town Supervisor in Cortlandt for twenty-five years. I have worked
very hard along with our entire team in our government (town board members, department heads and
all of our 180 employees) to deliver and maintain a very close to zero percent town tax increase for our
taxpayers while at the same time always seeking new ways to improve our
services and community.”
Linda D. Puglisi, Supervisor Town of Cortlandt
October 2015
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The Town hosts a 5K Road Race every year located at Cortlandt Waterfront Park at Riverview Avenue &
Broadway in Verplanck. All participants receive a free t-shirt at registration. Awards are given to top men
& women in various age groups. Information about this event appears in the Fall Brochure.
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2015 Halloween Party was held at Murial H. Morabito Community Center on Halloween night is open to all
children through the 5th Grade accompanied by an adult. Activities included entertainment, games, contests,
treats, balloons and a chance to be on cable TV. This event is held every year on Halloween night from
6:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
HOBGOBLIN PARADE
A special Halloween parade is open to everyone in costume from ages 6 months-14. Trophies and candy will be
given to all children in costume. Parade is held at the Cortlandt Town Center every year. Information
about both of these events will apppear in the Fall Brochure.
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Cortlandt 1st Outdoor Free Summer Concert and Movie Series 2015
(Located at our Waterfront Park, next to the Hudson River in the hamlet of Verplanck)
The four Concerts and three Movies were very well attended
And fun was had b
The Town hosts its Annual Family Fun Day every year at the Cortlandt Train Station. There is music, entertainment, several rides, games
and a food court with many local restaurants and deli’s. Fireworks will follow at 8:00 p.m... Information about this event appears in the
Summer Brochure.
The Town hosts its Annual Family Fun Day every year at the Cortlandt Train Station. There is music, entertainment,
several rides, games and a food court with many local restaurants and deli’s. Fireworks will follow at 8:00 p.m.
Information about this event appears in the Summer Brochure.
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The Town hosts a summer concert and movie series every year at the Cortlandt Waterfront Park located in Verplanck.
Concert nights will host a new band every night with food vendors from local businesses providing a variety of items
for purchase while enjoying a night of music with a beautiful backdrop of the Hudson River. Information on this event
will appear in the Summer Brochure.
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OWN OF CORTLANDT
DOPT–AN-ISLAND PROGRAM
The Town of Cortlandt Adopt-an-Island Program offers companies, civic groups,
institutions and individuals the opportunity to adopt a traffic island or other
neighborhood space and help us beautify the
Town of Cortlandt.
Guidelines and Program Specifications
 Identify a traffic island or roadside area that you wish to enhance and contact Fred Pardee at
[email protected] or 914-737-0047 in our DES/Parks Division.
 You or your group will be responsible for purchasing all items, planting/installing, and maintaining your
island (including weeding, trimming, garbage removal and watering) throughout the season.
 All material must be natural and plants must be kept under 30” as to not interfere with traffic safety.
 A sign with your name will be provided by the Town of Cortlandt. Please give your information to our
DES office by emailing [email protected] .
 Most of all, the Town asks that you stay safe while working on your island and always use common
sense, especially in high traffic areas and always wear bright clothing for safety purposes.
HELP US BEAUTIFY
CORTLANDT
Thank You!
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Contact Information
Fred Pardee
(914) 737-0047
Email: [email protected]
of the TOC Department of DES
TOWN OF CORTLANDT
ADOPT-AN-ISLAND PROGRAM
APPLICATION
Name of Sponsor/Business: ______________________________________________________
Contact Person: _______________________________________________________________
Contact Telephone #: ___________________________________________________________
Contact Email: ________________________________________________________________
Island Loca
: _______________________________________________________________
Program Guidelines
1. Your organization will be responsible for purchasing all items including plants, mulch
etc.
2. Your organization will be responsible for all maintenance including planting, weeding,
mulching, liter removal and watering.
3. Only natural material can be used and the height of all plantings should not exceed 30”
for sight distance reasons.
4. The Town will pay for and install a sign with your organization’s name to be placed on
the island.
5. Your organization is solely responsible to follow all safety precautions and guidelines
while working on your project.
6. The Town has the right to remove any planting that is deems necessary.
7. The Town has the right to terminate the Adopt-an-Island program at any time and in
doing so will remove signage for the island.
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SUSTAINABLE CORTLANDT
OUR MISSION
To protect and enhance the quality of life of our residents and the unique
environment of our area by establishing programs and policies which
integrate sustainability into Town governance and planning, at the same
time we want to encourage and enable Town residents and businesses
to adopt sustainable practices.
To the Cortlandt Community
Sustainability is the promise to our children and grandchildren that they will inherit a
tomorrow that is at least as good as today and hopefully better. Achieving this promise will call
for the participation of each and every one of us. Our Town has a long-standing record of
environmental stewardship exemplified by our leadership in protecting open space, natural
resourses, and smart growth practices. Visit www.townofcortlandt.com Sustainable Cortlandt to
learn more. The Town Board and I are fully committed to this important effort and we look
forward to your participation in becoming a substainable community.
Linda D. Puglisi
Town Supervisor
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Easy Things You Can Do Every Day to Protect Our Water
Stormwater is water from rain or melting snow that flows from rooftops, paved areas and lawns that
doesn’t soak into the ground but runs off into waterways.
As it flows, stormwater runoff collects and transports soil, animal waste, salt, fertilizers, oil and grease,
pesticides, litter and other potential pollutants. This pollution can enter groundwater, streams, lakes, ponds
and rivers and can even affect the quality of our drinking water.
Increases in impervious surfaces cause more stormwater runoff. Because less water is soaking in, flooding can become more frequent and more destructive.
The Town of Cortlandt is a regulated community and has enacted updated Town ordinances governing
stormwater. To learn more visit our website at:
www.townofcortlandt.com
What can you do to help with Stormwater Issues?
Lawn Care
Most lawns tested in Westchester County did NOT need more phosphorus. If you
must fertilize, use phosphorus-free fertilizer (where the middle number on the bag
is zero). Excess fertilizer flows into streams, lakes, rivers and reservoirs, where it
can degrade drinking water, lead to algae and plant growth and contribute to fish
kills. Don’t fertilize when rain is expected. Leave grass clippings on the lawn to
recycle nutrients. More information on lawn care is available in the Town of
Cortlandt Recycling brochure and on our website.
Septic System Maintenance
Failing septic systems can contaminate groundwater, drinking water and surface flows. Most of the Town of Cortlandt is serviced by individual septic
systems. These septic systems should be pumped and inspected regularly. Do
not pour chemicals, paints, fats, or excess medications down your pipes. Driving on or parking on septic fields may damage them. Generally, septic tanks
should be cleaned out every 3-5 years, depending on the size of the tank.
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Scoop the Poop
Please pick up after your dog or cat. It doesn’t matter the size of the animal
– all animal waste has an impact. Animal waste is easily carried by runoff,
washing off roads and lawns. Pet waste contains harmful bacteria and
phosphorus that can promote the growth of weeds and algae. Scoop the
poop and dispose of pet waste in the garbage.
Only Rain down the Drain
All our storm drains lead eventually to someone’s drinking water. Don’t
dispose of waste down the drain or into any of the ditches, swales or street
drains that convey stormwater.
Landscaping Helps
Keep vegetation and organic material on the soil, especially on slopes.
Landscape to limit the steepness or length of slopes. Build a buffer of
vegetation by watercourses to help filter sediment. Replace the lawn at
water’s edge with shrubs, hedges or trees. Anything that slows the
flow of water will help give time for the pollution to be removed.
Care for your Car
Little drops of oil and gas add up. One pint of oil can cause an oil slick the size of a football field. Take
used motor oil to gas stations. NEVER pour it down the drain. Take other fluids to approved recycling
locations. Use saw dust or kitty litter to clean up leaks and spills in your driveway. Wash you car on your
lawn if possible to capture runoff.
Reporting Stormwater Polluters
Your actions or the action of your neighbor can affect water resources. We are all downstream of someone.
No polluted water should be allowed to go into our stormwater system. If you notice pollution of Stormwater
you can report the details to the Town of Cortlandt Stormwater Hotline at (914) 293-0900.
and Town Board
Visit www.townofcortlandt.com
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Open Space in Cortlandt Increases
During this administration (1992-2015) open space land has increased and been preserved by 110% approx.
(3070 additional acres)
“One of my goals in becoming Town Supervisor was to increase and preserve land for open space. Once the land is
gone it’s gone forever! We have worked very hard over the years to achieve our goal of acquiring and/or protecting open
space as well as to balance this with rational regulated economic growth,” states Supervisor Linda D. Puglisi.
There are other areas throughout our community that we are working on for open space and passive recreation purposes.
Putting together partnerships with the Town, State, County, not-for-profit groups and the private sector is a major way
of working together, with a receptive property owner, to acquire open space. We also have appointed an open space
committee to assist us with our goals.
Our largest accomplishment using this practice was the Hillpoint property in Northern Cortlandt, now called the Hudson
Highland Gateway Park – 352 acres has been purchased and preserved forever! A committee has worked on passive
recreation – a trail and walkway system so we can enjoy the natural beauty and environment of this land.
• Also, an additional 50 acres of open space was added to our open space inventory (Washington Trails site),
and 70 acres at the golf course area are deeded to the town for open space and 50 acres from the Valeria
development was recently transferred to the town.
• Also an additional 150 acres from other sites were added to our inventory this year.
• We recently added 52 acres of land and a water body when we purchased Furnace Dock Lake after the repair of
the dam. The repair of the dam is paid for by Con Edison.
• More to come with the purchase of 100 acres along the Hudson River (formerly owned by Con Edison)
We are very proud of our record and will continue to work on our future open space goals.
and Town Board
A NEW ELECTRIC VEHICLE (EV) OUTLET STATION
The ribbon cutting Ceremony was held on July 2, 2014 in the Cortlandt Town Hall parking lot.
“We are all very excited about providing this station in Cortlandt to encourage the purchase of electric
powered cars/vehicles with the purpose of reducing usage of gasoline and diesel power for vehicles.
NYPA, the New York Power Authority provided the grant for this station and constructed it for us
after the Town of Cortlandt had applied for this project to NYPA.
Electric vehicles operate on electric batteries and need to periodically recharged. Residents in our
community will now be able to recharge their electric cars/vehicles at Town Hall for a fee to cover the
cost of the electricity. EV’s require less maintenance than gasoline-powered vehicles.
Linda D. Puglisi
Town of Cortlandt Supervisor
and Town Board
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The new Town of Cortlandt Community Garden
(located at Meahagh Park in the hamlet of Verplanck)
Westchester Avenue, Verplanck, New York 10596
Join Us to Volunteer for a New Town of Cortlandt
COMMUNITY GARDEN
SPECIAL THANKS TO:
Cortlandt Farm Market, Stuarts Fruit Farm,
Curts Homestead Farm and Floral Design.
1. We have a very interested resident of Cortlandt with tremendous knowledge in gardening who has
volunteered to coordinate this effort.
2. Location Lake Meahagh, Westester Avenue, Verplanck.
3. Cortlandt residents and groups (Scouts, Civic Organizations, etc.) take care of their defined areas
with the coordinator’s guidance.
We are very excited about this new project
and are looking forward to your participation.
Call 914-734-1050 or
E-mail: [email protected]
Linda Puglisi,
Supervisor
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ATTENTION HOMEOWNERS
If your home is equipped with an alarm system it must be registered with the Town by obtaining an
alarm permit with pertinent information relative to your home. (i.e., animals, contact persons, etc.) These
permits are valid for long as you own your home. A new permit must be obtained when ownership
changes. The permit information is distributed to the appropriate emergency services to enable them to
respond to the alarm more efficiently. Applications can be by mail and can be obtained from the code
enforcement office. Call 914-734-1010 for any further information or application.
HOW TO WATCH A GOOD PROGRAM BE ELIMINATED
Nothing kills a recreation program faster than residents who wait until the last minute to register.
There is a point when a program must be canceled or modified if there is insufficient registration.
All programs require a high level of coordination, often including facility scheduling, staffing, volunteer
recruitment and purchasing of supplies.
PLEASE REGISTER EARLY
THE TOWN DOES NOT PROVIDE ACCIDENT INSURANCE
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RECREATION SUGGESTION BOX
There may be an activity or program that you enjoy which is not presently offered by the Recreation Division. You may
also have ideas for new programs or constructive comments on the improvement of existing programs and services. In
either case, the Town of Cortlandt Recreation Division encourages Town residents to express their particular ideas and
concerns. Please help us to offer to you the programs and services, which you desire. Send all ideas and comments to:
RECREATION SUGGESTION BOX
1 HEADY STREET
For your safety House Numbers must be posted to facilitate
ENHANCED 911 SYSTEM - FOR EMERGENCY RESPONSE
Building enumeration is a vital component of the E911 System. Local Law No. 5-1988
mandated the posting of your home number for the use of emergency response personnel
Public education and awareness of the requirements of E911 is difficult without the assistance
of the general public and our local media.
I am asking for your assistance in getting the word out. Please advise your neighbors of the
need for house enumeration. We want to use all resources available to us to speed the delivery of emergency services to your
homes and families. Thank you for your cooperation on this important issue. At all times we thank our first responders who
protect our residents and our community.
For additional information call: 734-1040 (house enumeration)
Linda D. Puglisi,
734-1010 (location and # size)
Town Supervisor
Remember to RECYCLE to save our ENVIRONMENT! Thank you!
For information contact our Department of Environmental Services - Sanitation/
Recycling at 737-0100, also call to receive information about the upcoming
Westchester County Household Chemical Clean-Up Date. This guide is printed
on RECYCLED PAPER. As a result, approximately five (5) trees were preserved
The Town has established regular pick up routes for organic yard waste. Yard waste will be picked
up town wide on these dates. Yard waste must be placed in Brown Biodegradable Bags or loosely
in garbage cans. Plastic bags cannot be composted. Organic waste in plastic bags will not be
picked up. Please visit the website for further details www.townofcortlandt.com/sanitation
YOU ARE NEEDED!!! Your local Volunteer Ambulance Corps & Fire Departments urgently need
volunteers to help their effort to provide Emergency Services to our Community. Join your local department
and learn new skills, make new friends and know you are helping to save lives and property and provide a
real service to you community. Call the “house” number, listed in the phone book for more info or call:
Volunteer Fire Departments
Volunteer Ambulance Corps
Buchanan Fire
737-3481 or 737-0334
Continental Village 739-1020
Croton-on-Hudson 271-2693
Mohegan
526-0823 Montrose
737-8919 Verplanck788-6943
Peekskill737-2760
Cortlandt (CCVAC)
Croton Mohegan
Verplanck
Peekskill
739-0881
271-2693
526-1005
788-6943
737-5310
AMANDAS LAW: CARBON MONOXIDE ALARM REQUIREMENTS GO INTO EFFECT FEBRUARY 22, 2010
As a result of recent legislation, Amandas Law went into effect on February 22, 2010. Amanda’s Law
was named in honor of Buffalo resident Amanda Hansen, a teenage girl who lost her life to carbon
monoxide (CO) poisoning from a defective boiler when sleeping over a friend’s house in January 2009.
It requires essentially all residences, both new and existing, to have carbon monoxide alarms installed. The specific requirements differ for new and existing residences and also on when the buildings were
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Cortlandt Town Hall
1 Heady Street
Cortlandt Manor, New York 10567-1254
HOW TO REGISTER FOR RECREATION PROGRAMS:
• Registration can be dropped off at the Recreation office or mailed in to:
Town of Cortlandt Recreation & Conservation
1 Heady Street
Cortlandt Manor, New York 10567-1254
• Use the appropriate registration form included in back of this brochure.
• Fill out clearly entering all information that is asked for including the program you are registering for and
your ID card number if applicable.
• Include a check or money order payable to THE TOWN OF CORTLANDT RECREATION
for the total amount. Individual checks are necessary for separate courses and camp programs.
• It is recommended that your Registration form and fee be received two (2) weeks prior to the start of the
program.
• Recreation Division Office hours: 8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
• If space is available in any program one week prior to the start of the program, non-residents will be
allowed to participate by paying a 20% surcharge of the higher fee.
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Sliding Fee Scale Available. It is the intention of the Town that no resident of the Town be denied the
ability to participate in programs because of an inability to pay. Income Tax backup is necessary. The fee
reduction can be used with any program registration, sports league or resident pass in the Recreation
Department. Fee reduction applications are available in the Recreation Office through Karen McIntyre
(914)734-1054 and John Palmiotto, Director of Department of Recreation & Conservation.
THE TOWN IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Remember...all our programs and camps have limited openings, so mail early! All programs are contingent upon
registration. A registration receipt will be mailed to you to verify your registration status. Deposits and activity fees are not
refundable unless the program is canceled. See refund policy.
The fees listed for some programs differ for those participants with or without a PHOTO I.D. CARD. You may pay the lesser fee
if you indicate on the registration form that a PHOTO I.D. CARD will be obtained on one of the dates listed below. Note that
all valid PHOTO I.D. CARDS have expiration dates. Please check your card. Each family member requiring new PHOTO I.D.
CARDS must be present during registration for photos. The fee for a PHOTO I.D. CARD is $7.00 per person for an Adult or
Child Age 4 -18, Senior Citizen age 60 and older is $3.50. I.D. CARD will be valid for 3 years. Proof of residency is required
when purchasing an ID card, a driver’s license and a current utility bill. Fee for a lost ID card is $5.00 only if card has not expired.
Buchanan residents may use their Village ID card to receive our ID card rate for all programs except our summer swim passes.
Please write your Buchanan ID card number or Croton ID card number on your application and identify it as a Buchanan Recreation
or Croton Recreation number. If you are a new town resident please call 734-1052 for information concerning an ID card.
PHOTO I.D. CARDS & HOLLOW BROOK GOLF STICKERS
(Photo I.D. Cards are required for all persons 4 years of age or older by January 3, 2016)
PHOTO ID’S ARE NOW ISSUED IN THE RECREATION OFFICE LOCATED IN
CORTLANDT TOWN HALL – 1 HEADY STREET, CORTLANDT MANOR
Recreation Office Room 111
ID
PHOTO
LE
SCHEDU
Thursday
Wednesday
Wednesday
Thursday
January 7
January 13
February 3
March 10
5:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.
5:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.
5:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.
5:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.
Pictures for ID’s are also done in the Recreation Office Monday through Friday
10:00 a.m. till 11:30 a.m. & 1:00 p.m. until 3:30 p.m.
The winter weather is unpredictable, and inclement or dangerous conditions may warrant the cancellation of some programs on
those days. Information on cancellation is available on our answering machine, which takes over at our 734-1053 phone number
after 4:00 p.m. on weekdays and all day weekends. Programs cancelled due to inclement weather will be made up if the schedule
permits make-up dates. When winter weather conditions cause delays or program cancellations, announcements will be made
over radio station WHUD-FM (100.7). The Radio Station will be notified as soon as a program cancellation is made. Please do
not call the radio station but listen to WHUD-FM for information.
REFUND/CREDIT POLICY:
A full refund will be issued for any program cancelled by the Recreation & Conservation Department
• Any refund request because of illness or accident must be submitted in writing and be accompanied by a Doctor’s Note.
Refunds will be prorated based on the date received. Requests must be made prior to the end of the program and will
not be considered when a program is half over. All requests must be submitted in writing.
• All other credit requests must be submitted in writing and will be assessed a $15.00 processing fee and issued a prorated
program credit based on the date received. Requests must be made prior to the end of the program and will not be
considered when a program is half over. The credit must be used within two years from the date and must be mailed in
with your application to ensure proper credit towards your next program or league registration. The credit is not replaceable
– original form must be submitted for credit.
CHECKS: If a check is returned to the Recreation Division due to insufficient funds, there will be a $20.00 service charge.
Checks CANNOT BE REDEPOSITED. Cash or Money Order will be required immediately to replace returned check and
service charge.
HANDICAPPED ACCESSIBILITY - Programs described in this brochure have been audited by our staff to
determine general accessibility. All Town of Cortlandt facilities and Schools that are used to hold our programs are barrier free.
For programs that are held outdoors please call the Recreation Department at 914-734-1050 for information.
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TOWN OF CORTLANDT OFFICE FOR THE AGING
PROGRAM AND SERVICES
Director for Senior Services/Office of the Aging, Dawn J. Mahoney
To be ELIGIBLE to participate in any of the following Programs and Services you MUST be a TOWN OF CORTLANDT RESIDENT
with proof of residency - current Con Edison bill or telephone bill required - must be at least 60+ years of age.
SENIOR CITIZEN CLUBS
“OPERATION SNOWFLAKE”
The Town of Cortlandt Aging Division will be offering a snow
shoveling service for eligible Senior Citizens who reside in the Town
of Cortlandt. Seniors who are unable to shovel their walkway should
call Rebecca Ferguson at the Muriel H. Morabito Community Center
at 528-8377 for eligibility and registration.
Cortlandt, Nor-Cort and Crompond Club meetings take place at
the Muriel H. Morabito Community Center on Westbrook Drive.*
Verplanck Club meets at the Verplanck Schoolhouse, 6th Street,
Verplanck. Special trips information symposiums and socials are
all part of club membership. To be a member of any of the abovementioned clubs, you must be a resident of the Town of Cortlandt.
For Senior Citizen information call 528-1464.
PRESCRIPTION PICKUP AND
DELIVERY SERVICE
Schedule of Senior Citizens Activities at the
Muriel H. Morabito Community Center
Home delivery service to provide those eligible Cortlandt Seniors
Transportation is now available for Town of Cortlandt seniors to local
pharmacies for prescription pickup. This new service will pick seniors
up at their homes, bring them to their local pharmacy for their medical
needs and then return to their home. It runs on the same schedule
as the medical car: Monday, Thursday and Friday. For advanced
registration and information call 914-528-8377. The Contribution for
the pharmacy transportation is $5.00. *Some restrictions apply.
Monday 10:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m. Exercise and Line Dance Class
w/Cameron
12:30 p.m.- 2:30 p.m. Ceramics Class w/Evelyn
Tuesday 10:00 a.m.- 3:00 p.m. Nor-Cort Senior Citizens Club
Wednesday 10:00 a.m.- 3:00 p.m. Cortlandt Senior Citizens Club
Thursday 9:45 a.m.-10:45 a.m. Exercise Class w/Gerri
10:00 a.m.- 2:00 p.m. Verplanck Senior Citizen Club
(Verplanck Schoolhouse)*
11:00 a.m.- 3:00 p.m. Crompond Senior Citizens Club
Friday
10:15 a.m.- 11:15 a.m.Exercise Class w/Lori
12:15 p.m.- 1:00 p.m. Zumba Class w/Suzi
SENIOR CITIZENS MEDICAL TRANSPORTATION
Transportation to area Doctors and Medical Facilities and back home
again to those eligible Cortlandt Seniors. Medical car runs on Monday,
Thursday and Friday. Transportation can only be provided as far as
Yorktown-Jefferson Valley-Putnam Valley as well as Peekskill and
Cortlandt areas. For reservations and information call Becky Ferguson
at 528-8377. Advanced reservations are required. The contribution for
the medical car is $5.00.*Some Restrictions apply
The following programs are funded under the Older Americans Act
of 1965 as amended, through the cooperation of:
The Department of Health & Human Services
New York State Office of the Aging
Westchester County Department of Senior Programs &
Services Town of Cortlandt
SENIOR CITIZENS SHOPPING
The shopping bus will pick up eligible Cortlandt Seniors at their
home to go to the Cortlandt Town Center and Jefferson Valley Mall.
Seniors will be returned to their homes after shopping. The Jefferson
Valley Mall bus runs on the 3rd Monday of the month. In order for
the shopping service to operate a minimum number of 7 seniors is
required. The contribution for the shopping bus is $3.00.
3rd Monday Jefferson Valley Mall
10:00 A.M. - 2 P.M. of Month
(minimum 5 seniors)
Cortlandt Town Center, Rte 6 10:00 A.M. - 2 P.M.
Thursday
Call Becky Ferguson at 528-8377 for reservations and information.
*Some Restrictions apply
TOWN OF CORTLANDT SENIOR PROGRAM
INFORMATION
To assist seniors with other agency program information a Social
Worker is available as needed. Call 528-8377 for referral.
NUTRITION PROGRAM
An on-site and home delivery service that provides persons age 60+
with a nutritious and well-balanced noon-time meal. Those needing
or knowing of individuals needing the Home Delivered Service must
call for eligibility requirements or for procedure to have lunch at the
Muriel H. Morabito Community Center. The contribution for seniors
who attend the Nutrition Program is $3.00 and for Home Delivered
Meals is $4.00. For Home delivered meals call 914-528-8377.
SPRING DAY TRIPS
Call (914) 528-1572 for sign up and costs. Some restrictions apply.
Trip itinerary for 2016 is available for pickup at Community Center
or on our website.
BUS TRANSPORTATION TO THE MURIEL H.
MORABITO COMMUNITY CENTER
Transportation is available Monday through Friday, to the Muriel H.
Morabito Community Center, for lunch or for club meetings. Seniors
are picked up in the morning and returned back home in the afternoon.
In order for the Nutrition Bus Service to operate, a minimum of 7
seniors are required. The contribution for bus transportation to and
from the center is $2.00. For Congregate Meals and Bus Transportation
call: 914-528-5164. Seniors must call the day before by 11:00 a.m. to
secure lunch and/or transportation. *Some Restrictions apply
SPECIAL SERVICES
The Town of Cortlandt offers a blood pressure monitoring service
at the Verplanck School and at the Community Center. For further
information please call 914-528-1572.
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TOWN OF CORTLANDT OFFICE FOR THE AGING
SPECIAL EVENTS/CLASSES
Coming this February…
JOIN US FOR OUR
2ND ANNUAL “CORTLANDT SENIORS
ACADEMY AWARDS AFTERNOON”
COMPUTER CLASSES FOR TOC
SENIOR RESIDENTS
Computer classes are available to Town of Cortlandt Senior Citizens
60 + years of age. Six (6) seniors are needed to run each class. Call
528-1572 for information, fees and how to register. Registration will
be based on a first come first served basis. See class description below
Registration Wednesday, January 27 between 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Walk the Red Carpet…
View the Nominees Trailers…
Vote on your Fav’s…
Be Voted Best Dressed…
Enjoy Light Lunch…
Stop by the Center on February 23rd (Snow Date,
February 24th) for an afternoon of glam, glitz, goodies
and prizes!
Gowns, suits, glamour and garb are encouraged!
Walk the Red Carpet and strut your stuff.
Location: Muriel H. Morabito Community Center,
29 Westbrook Drive, Cortlandt Manor
Day: Tuesday, February 23rd
(Snow Date: Wednesday, February 24th)
Fee: $5.00 in advance make checks payable to:
Cortlandt Rotary Club
Must RSVP to Becky Ferguson at 914-528-8377 by February 12th
For more information, please call the Cortlandt Rotary at 914-293-0710
INTRO TO MICROSOFT WINDOWS WORDPAD
Create a garage sale flyer or a document letter
If you want to write a letter or create flyers by using a simple Word
processor, then this is the class you should take!!!
Learn the basics of using the Microsoft WORDPAD/NOTEPAD word
processor application to create a professional looking letter/document
or a Garage Sale flyer. Learn to use the available features in the Word
processor to tailor the letter/flyer to your liking. Learn to create, edit,
format, view and print a file. Change fonts, check spelling & grammar,
insert text, insert graphics, tables, etc. Print and save the document/file,
or send it as an email attachment.
Class Requirement: None, but must know how to use the keyboard
and mouse.
Location: Computer Room, Muriel H. Morabito Community Center,
Date: Thursday, February 4, 2016
Time: 1 day-2 hr class from 9:30 to 11:30 AM
$10.00; Check payable to Town of Cortlandt
Fee: ALL THINGS DELICIOUS WITH SHARI MUNITZ
Tired of eating or cooking the same old thing? It’s time to discover some
new delicious treats and eats.
INTRO TO GOOGLE CHROME, GMAIL,
YOU TUBE & MORE
Description: Join our entertaining and inspiring instructor as she presents
some new yummy and easy options to keep the food front fun and
tasty…and maybe inspire you to get into the kitchen and start cookin!
Date:
Monday March 7, 2016
12:15 to 1:15 PM
Time:
Fee:
$10.00 Pay upon registration. Check payable to:
Town of Cortlandt
Registration:Please register in person by February 22nd. Minimum
number to run class is 10 participants.
You will learn to use GOOGLE products.
Google is not just for searching the Internet. Google provides many
other useful products. All Google products are available by using just
one sign-on to your account. Learn to use Google Chrome as your
default browser. Learn about Google products such as You Tube, Google
play, Books, Photos (Picassa). Learn to use Maps. Check out Google
Earth. Learn to use specialized searches such as Image search, Video
search, Finance, News, Shopping, etc. Use Gmail as your email or create
Gmail as an additional email account. Check our Google Voice, Google
Docs (Documents, Spreadsheets, Slides, etc.) See what’s available in the
Google Store (shop the latest products for Google) and more.
Class Requirement: You must know how to use the keyboard, mouse
and be able to browse the INTERNET.
Thursday, February 11, 2016
Date: Time: 1 day-2 hr class from 9:30 to 11:30 AM
Fee: $10.00; Check payable to Town of Cortlandt
“AND THE BEAT GOES ON”
Join us for an informative discussion for Heart Healthy month, cosponsored by Cortlandt Healthcare and the Town of Cortlandt. Speakers
will discuss ways to take care of our hearts including general health,
diet, and rehab. Come and join us and learn how to “Love” your heart.
Refreshments will be served.
Speakers:Dr. C.D. Hametz, MD, FACC of NYU Langone Medical
Center
Kathy F. Berkowitz, MS RD CDE CDN Dietitian and
Clinical Nutrition Manager
Kathy Bittles, RT/Rehab Director
Date:
Wednesday, February 10, 2016
9:30 to 12 Noon
Time:
Fee:Free
Registration:Please register by calling 914-528-1572 or email Dawn at
[email protected]
BASIC COMPUTER SKILLS AND INTERNET
BROWSING
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(Browse information and News, Shopping/Ebay, Health, Travel and
Entertainment, Movies/TV Games)
This easy hands-on course teaches the Computer Basics, and Internet/
Email. Learn to access the Internet with individual instructor assistance.
Learn to search the Internet for information, news, shopping and
entertainment. Learn to compose, send and print emails. Open and safely
attach files and photos. Use web based free email services such as Yahoo,
Google (Gmail) or Firefox and Windows Outlook. Review Internet
options for security, safety and privacy procedures. Learn to avoid
getting scammed or hacked. Upon completion of the course students will
be comfortable to browse the internet for fun and entertainment using
Microsoft Internet Explorer, Google Chrome and other web browsers.
Date:
Friday, Starting Date: February 5 – 4 sessions
(February 5,12,19,26)
Time:
11:00 pm – 12:00 p.m.
Fee:$40
TOWN OF CORTLANDT
Will be hosting our fourth annual
EGG HUNT
Age Groups:
2-5 yrs old & 6 yrs old and over
SATURDAY, MARCH 19th
1:00pm promptly
(RAIN DATE March 26th)
Youth & Recreation Center
3 Memorial Drive, Croton 10520
(Located near the
Cortlandt Train Station)
Be ready for
Pictures with the
Bunny!!!
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THERAPEUTIC PROGRAMS FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH
DEVELOPMENTAL/COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENTS
Christopher Morabito, Director
Wendy Greenfield, Program Coordinator
NOR-WEST REGIONAL SPECIAL SERVICES AND DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES
Nor-West Regional Special Services provides therapeutic recreation programs for children, teens, and adults with developmental
disabilities who reside in northern Westchester County. For specific information about the programs, please visit our website:
www.nor-west.org or call 914-737-4797
WINTER ADULT PROGRAMS
Recreation Division Program Cancellation Information - 734-1053
SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNT is for TOWN OF CORTLANDT RESIDENTS ONLY.
Senior Citizens 60 and over - fee for programs is half of the rate listed with ID/without ID
Proof of age and residency required (Cortlandt Recreation ID card, Cortlandt Senior Citizens ID Card or Drivers License).
BADMINTON
Sanjeeh Nash, Director
This will be a non league badminton program designed for adults. The
program is for fun and exercise. Come out and have a good time.
Course Number: 407-1W – Please use number when registering
Location: Blue Mountain Middle School Gym
Day:
Tuesday, Starting Date: January 26 – 8 Sessions
Time:
6:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
$30 with ID/$35 without ID
Fee:
$42 non resident rate
CORTLANDT STAMP CLUB
Bob Gioia, Pres.
Roberta Gaudineer – 737-4552, Vice-Pres.
Join a group of worldwide stamp collectors for the excitement of a life
long hobby. Beginners are more than welcome. Participate in the Stamp
Treasure Chest. Youths under 12 are welcome with an adult.
Location: Hendrick Hudson Free Library
Day:
Wednesdays, 2nd and 4th of each month
Starting Date: January 13 thru June 22
Time:
6:30 p.m. - 7:45 p.m.
Fee:
$5 Yearly Donation to Cortlandt Stamp Club
(Payable at Club Meeting)
BASKETBALL
(30 & Over)-Saturday
Steve Staiano, Supervisor
Free Play Basketball. Registration closed after third session.
Course Number: 400-1W - Please use number when registering.
Location: Blue Mt. Middle School Gym
Saturday, Starting Date: January 16 - 16 sessions
Day:
Time:
10:00 a.m. - 12 NOON
Fee:
DEFENSIVE DRIVING COURSE
(6 Hours total)
B.J. Jani, Instructor
This is an approved course by the Department of Motor Vehicles. On
completion of this course the DMV will reduce points from the license
and insurance company’s gives discounts on the Liability and Collision
portion of the automobile insurance premiums. It is a great course that
helps you learn techniques to become a safer driver. PLEASE BRING
YOUR DRIVERS LICENSE AND A PEN.
Course Number: 449-1W -Please use number when registering
Location: Hendrick Hudson High School,
Rt 9A, Montrose – Room 128
Day:
Tuesday & Wednesday, March 8, 9 – 2 sessions
6:30 p.m. – 9:30 p.m.
Time:
Fee:
BASKETBALL
(18 & over)-Tuesday
Ken Sherman, Supervisor
Free Play Basketball. Registration closed after third session.
Location: Hendrick Hudson High School Gym
Day:
Tuesday, Starting Date: January 19 - 16 sessions
Time:
8:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.
Fee:
EXERTONE FOR WOMEN
Brenda Kostalus,
Holly Gorin, Instructors
The program consists of stretching and floor exercise, combined with
low impact aerobics to improve muscle tone and overall physical fitness.
The class will be structured to the fitness level of participants. A mat and
lightweights are encouraged, but not necessary.
Location: Blue Mt. Middle School - Exercise Room
Day:
Monday & Wednesday
Starting Date: February 1 - 8 sessions
Time:
6:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.
Fee:
BOATING SAFELY
Tom Cadwallader, Public Ed. Officer
U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary, Flotilla 20-5
A basic Coast Guard Course emphasizing safety on the water including
lessons in boating theory, basic boat maneuvering, weather forecasting,
legal requirements, boat piloting, etc.
Location: Hendrick Hudson High School Room 128
Day:
Thursday, Starting Date: March 3 - 5 sessions
Time:
7:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.
Contact: pre-registration required - Tom Cadwallader 962-9788
Fee:
$25 for materials payable at first session
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FOREVER FIT (Ages 50 plus)
Premier Personal Trainer
Enough with that stiff and sluggish feeling through out your day. Stretch
with a certified personal trainer and increase your flexibility and range
of motion. For the first half hour. Strength training, stretching and cardio
exercise for strong bones, flexibility and lower resting heart rate. For the
remaining hour.
Location: Premier Athletic Club, 2127 Albany Post Road, Montrose
Monday & Wednesday,
Day:
Starting Date: February 1 – 16 sessions
Time:
12:30 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Fee:
KARATE (Ages 15 & Older)
Jeff Butler, Instructor
This is a traditionally taught martial arts class that operates throughout
the year. Belt ranks are given as people progress from one level to the
next. Class activities include warm ups, stretching, basic techniques,
heavy bag/focus mitts, single and partner drills as well as sparring and
self-defense. New participants may wear comfortable clothes that are
appropriate to go to the gym while returning students wear the class
uniforms. Parents of youth members: Youth must be accompanied by
an adult until the instructor gives parents permission to drop them off.
Location: Community Room, Cortlandt Town Center,
Route 6, Cortlandt Manor
Day:
Saturday, Starting Date: January 30 – 16 sessions
12:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Time:
Fee:
Or
GUITAR LESSONS
(Youth & Adults Ages 14 and Over)
Charlie Dinota, Instructor
This course is designed for beginners to intermediate level students. All
students will begin on the guitar immediately. You will learn songs that
you want to play in addition to classic songs. Students will be taught
proper technique and the fundamentals of reading music and chord charts
for songs. Students must have their own functioning instrument.
Instruction by NYS certified music teacher. Limited enrollment of 4
students.
Dates:
Saturday, January 30 – 5 sessions
3:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Time:
Fee:
ADVANCED KARATE
(Ages 15 & Older)
This class is for those that have passed the curriculums of the beginner.
Day:
Time:
10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Fee:
TAE KWON DO-MIXED CLASS
(Ages 16 & Over)
Jeffrey Butler, Instructor
This will be a mixed class for those that have already learned their basic
techniques (or have their head instructor’s permission to participate).
There will be different routines each week; focus will be in detail on a
specific area of training.
Day:
Tuesday, Starting Date: February 2 – 16 sessions
6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Time:
Fee:
GUITAR LESSONS - CLASSICAL
Beginners to advanced. This course is rooted in proper guitar technique
and the reading music. Learn the music of the masters by a professional
concert guitarist and NYS certified music teacher. This class is intense
yet enjoyable. Students must have a nylon string guitar. Limited to 4
students.
Dates:
Time:
4:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Fee:
TAI CHI & CHI KUNG
SWIMMING - ADULT BEGINNER
(Ages 18 & Older)
Pat Minichino, Instructor
An introduction to the fundamentals of swimming, water adjustment,
building confidence and comfort in the water. Basic strokes taught.
Location: Bethel Springvale Inn Pool, Rte. 9A, Crugers
Day:
Thursday, Starting Date: February 4 - 8 sessions
Time:6:30 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Fee:
NOR-WEST REGIONAL SPECIAL SERVICES
Are you looking for a recreation program for a developmentally
disabled Adult? See Youth Programs for full description. For
information on schedule and registration, call NOR-WEST at
737-4797.
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(Ages 16 & Over)
Sifu Nat Costanzo, Instructor
Perfected over 2000 years ago, Tai Chi is a low impact workout designed
to increase your mental and physical energy. Tai Chi is the most popular
Chinese exercise in the world and is practiced daily by millions of
people both young and old. The short form will be taught, as well as Chi
Kung exercises and stretching to improve one’s flexibility, balance and
coordination. Chang style Tai Chi will help you achieve total harmony of
body, mind and spirit. The slow rhythmic movements of Tai Chi will tone
muscles, improve overall fitness and endurance, and will increase your
strength. Tai chi is also very beneficial in stress reduction and relaxation.
Beginner I
Day:
Monday, Starting Date: February 1 – 8 sessions
Time:
7:45 p.m. - 8:45 p.m.
Fee:
Or
Beginner II (*previously attended Beginner I) Beginner I will be
dismissed at 8:30
Beginner II will continue for an additional half-hour, depending on the
number of participants.
Day:
Monday, Starting Date: February 1 - 8 sessions
Time:
8:45 p.m. - 9:15 p.m.
Fee:
VOLLEYBALL
YOGA ANYONE
Ruane M. Edge, Instructor
Have you ever wanted to try yoga? Do you have stress in your life?
This class will take you step-by-step thru beginner’s yoga learning
breathing techniques, yoga poses (for all parts of the body) and finally
deep relaxation/meditation at the end of the class leaving you totally
relaxed. Week after week you will feel your flexibility, strength and
focus improving and stress going away. Do not eat one (1) hour before
class!!! Bring water and a yoga mat to class.
Course Number: 430-1W - Please use number when registering
(In the rear of the building by the movie theater)
Day:
Monday, Starting Date: January 25 - 10 sessions
11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Time:
Fee:
Or
Day:
Monday, Starting Date: January 25 - 10 sessions
Time:
6:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.
Fee:
Or
Day:
Tuesday, Starting Date: January 26 - 10 sessions
Time:
10:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
Fee:
Or
Wednesday, Starting Date: January 27 - 10 sessions
Day:
Time:
11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Fee:
A non-league volleyball program designed for adults. Two Co-Ed
Volleyball programs will be offered. Wednesday evenings are for the
more skilled players. These programs are for fun and exercise. Come out
and have a good time!
VOLLEYBALL CO-ED
Joe Amorosa, Supervisor
Location: Buchanan/Verplanck School Gym
Monday, Starting Date: February 22 - 10 sessions
Day:
Time:
7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Fee:
VOLLEYBALL ADVANCED CO-ED
Walter Lesson, Supervisor
Location: George Washington School Gym
Day:
Wednesday, Starting Date: February 24 - 10 sessions
Time:
7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Fee:
WINTER PRE-SCHOOL PROGRAMS
CHILDREN OVER 4 AND ADULT MUST BOTH HAVE A VALID TOWN OF CORTLANDT ID CARD TO PAY THE LOWER RATE
The Town of Cortlandt Recreation Division is pleased to continue a series of winter time pre-school programs.
Class size is limited so residents are urged to register early!
***Pre-registration is necessary. Please use course number when registering***.
Use Pre-School/ Youth application in back of this brochure and mail to with permission slip found on page
Town of Cortlandt Recreation, 1 Heady Street, Cortlandt Manor, NY 10567
MUSIC, MOVEMENT AND CRAFTS
KRAFTY KIDS (Ages 2 - 5 years)
Lori Cohen, Instructor
Does your child love to glue everything in sight? If you love art projects
from painting to popsicle sticks, then this is the class for both of you.
Each class will consist of several art projects designed for you and your
child to create together.
Location: Cortlandt Community Room,
Cortlandt Town Center, Route 6, Cortlandt Manor
Day:
Thursday, Starting Date: January 28 – 12 sessions
Time:
11:30 a.m. - 12:15 p.m.
Fee:
(Ages 3-5)
This class will give young children the opportunity to experience
creativity in a structural setting. Children will experience activities in
the areas of music, movement and crafts. They will share the joys of
independence and lots of fun! (Children only!)
Day:
Thursday, Starting Date: January 28 – 12 Sessions
Time:
10:30 a.m. - 11:15 a.m.
Fee:
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STORYBOOK COOKING
TODDLIN TOTS
Shari Munitz, Instructor
Come mix it up and be a real chef when you join us for some literacy
fun and creative cooking. We’ll make it, bake it, stir it, and cook up lots
of cool stuff! This is an enthusiastic, safe, educational fun kitchen class.
Not suggested for chefs with food allergies. Each course we will make
something different!
This class is designed for young children and a Parent/Caregiver. Each
class will consist of a series of developmentally appropriate activities in
areas of music, movement and crafts. Participants will share the joy of
creative play and lots of fun.
(Age 1 – 4 years)
Day:
Thursday, Starting Date: January 28- 12 sessions
Time:
9:30 a.m. - 10:25 a.m.
Fee:
Or
(Ages 1-4 years)
Location: Cortlandt Community Room, Cortlandt Town Center,
Friday, Starting Date: January 29- 12 sessions
Day:
Time:
9:30 a.m. – 10:25 a.m.
Fee:
Or
Ages 1-4 years)
Friday, Starting Date: January 29 – 12 sessions
Day:
Time:
10:30 a.m. - 11:25 a.m.
Fee:
Food Fun for Two Year Olds**(No knives program)
Location: Cortlandt Youth Center, 3 Memorial Drive, Croton
Day: Thursday, Starting Date: January 21st, 28th, February 4th
- 3 sessions
Time:
9:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.
$25 with ID/$30 without ID/$36 Non-resident
Fee:
Storybook Cooking Ages 3-6
Day:
Thursday, Starting Date: January 21st, 28th, February 4th
- 3 sessions
Time:
10:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.
Fee:
Day:
Thursday, Starting Date: January 21st, 28th, February 4th
- 3 sessions
12:15 p.m. - 1:15 p.m.
Time:
Fee:
Day:
Thursday, Starting Date: March 3rd, 10th, 17th - 3 sessions
Time:
9:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.
Fee:
SWIMMING PROGRAMS – PRE-SCHOOL
SWIMMING - PRE-SCHOOL
(Ages 3-5)
Children attending Kindergarten are to attend Saturday lessons. Basic
fundamentals of swimming will be taught, putting head under water,
basic arm and leg movements. Great way to start! Age as of January 1,
2016.
PLEASE USE COURSE NUMBER & DAY & TIME WHEN
REGISTERING
COURSE NUMBER
DAY
TIME
201-1W
Tuesday
9:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.
201-2W
Wednesday
9:00 a.m. - 9:30 a.m.
201-3W
Friday
9:00 a.m. - 9:30 a.m.
201-4W
Friday
9:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.
201-5W
Thursday
5:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
201-6W
Thursday
6:00 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.
Location:Bethel Springvale Inn Pool, Rte 9A, Crugers
Day:
Tuesday, Starting Date: February 2 - 8 sessions
Wednesday, Starting Date: February 3 - 8 sessions
Thursday, Starting Date: February 4 - 8 sessions
Friday-Starting Date: February 5 - 8 sessions
Fee:
Day:
Time:
10:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.
Fee:
Day:
Time:
12:15 p.m. - 1:15 p.m.
Fee:
SWIMMING - TINY TOT (Ages 2-3) Pat Minichino, Instructor
Age as of January 1, 2016. An introduction to the fundamentals of
swimming (adjustment to water) for young children. A parent MUST
enter the water with each child. Tight fitting rubber pants or swim
diapers MUST be worn when child is in the water.
Location: Bethel Springvale Inn Pool, Rte. 9A, Crugers
Day:
Tuesday, Starting Date: February 2 - 8 sessions
Time:
9:00 a.m. - 9:30 a.m.
Fee:
$60 child & adult with ID/ $65 child & adult without ID
$78 Non resident rate
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WINTER YOUTH PROGRAMS
BASKETBALL PROGRAM - YOUTH FREE PLAY
JR. BALLER SPORTS – BASKETBALL
(Ages 8-14)
A supervised open gym basketball program on Saturdays.
NO REGISTRATION REQUIRED, NO FEE!!
Location: Furnace Woods School - Gym
Day:
(No free play Saturday, February 20)
Time:
9:00 a.m. - 10:45 a.m.
Fee:
Free
CHESS CLASSJohn Gallagher, Instructor
(Ages 4-6)
Mike Reynolds, Instructor/Coach
Jr. Baller Sport’s programs are designed to prime children 4 to 6 years
of age to develop physically, cognitively and emotionally within the
atmosphere of Sports and Physical Education. Our program introduces
the basic fundamentals and rules of a sport by morphing popular
children’s games with actual sports skills. With weekly structured
classes in a miniaturized and more controlled environment we show kids
how to build up a skill set and knowledge base in smaller groups than the
first organized leagues and clinics can offer that and will greatly increase
their chances of transitioning well into structured sports leagues as they
grow. Check us out at www.Jrballerz.com
AGES 4-5
Mondays, Starting Date: February 1 – 10 sessions
Day:
Time:
4:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Fee:
$150 with ID/155 without ID
GUITAR LESSONS (Youth & Adults Ages 14 and Over)
See ADULT WINTER PROGRAMS
AGES 5-6
Day:
Mondays, Starting Date: February 1 – 10 sessions
Time:5:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Fee:
The Ultimate War of Whit’s: This eight week program about the
game of chess is suited for anyone interested in playing the game.
Knowledge of how to play is not necessary: Participants will be paired
with players of equal skill. This is a chance to learn how to write and
read chess notation, and how to play the exciting game of kings. Sets
will be made available for use by those who do not already have one.
(Ages 7&Up)
Course Number: 372-1W-Please use number when registering
Location: Blue Mt. Middle School Cafeteria
Monday, Starting Date: February 22 – 8 sessions
Day:
Time:
7:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
Fee:
$50 with ID/$55 without ID/$66 non resident rate
GUITAR LESSONS - CLASSICAL GUITAR
See ADULT WINTER PROGRAMS
AGES 4-5
Location: Blue Mt. Middle School – all purpose room
Day:
Saturdays, Starting Date: January 30 – 10 sessions
12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Time:
Fee:
MAD SCIENCE
(Grades 1-5)
Join our Mad Scientist for an hour of cool, hands on experiments and
exciting activities. Bubbling potions, chemical reactions, and spectacular
demonstrations are just some of the fun you can expect. Mad Science
classes spark the imagination and curiosity of children while instilling a
clearer understanding of what science is really about and how it affects
the world around them.
Grades 1 & 2
Location: Blue Mt. Middle School - Room 203
Day:
Saturday, Starting Date: February 6 - 8 sessions
Time:
9:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.
Fee
$140 with ID/$145 without ID includes all equipment and
supplies.
Or
Grades 3 thru 5
Location: Blue Mt. Middle School - Room 203
Day:
Saturday, Starting Date: February 6- 8 sessions
Time:
10:15 a.m. - 11:15 a.m.
Fee
$140 with ID/$145 without ID includes all equipment and
supplies.
AGES 5-6
Location: Blue Mt. Middle School – all purpose room
Day:
Saturdays, Starting Date: January 30 – 10 sessions
Time:
1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Fee:
KARATE (Ages 10-14)
This is a traditionally taught martial arts class that operates throughout
the year. Belt ranks are given as people progress from one level to the
next. Class activities include warm ups, stretching, basic techniques,
heavy bag/focus mitts, single and partner drills as well as sparring and
self-defense. New participants may wear comfortable clothes that are
appropriate to go to the gym while returning students wear the class
uniforms. Parents of youth members: Youth must be accompanied by
an adult until the instructor gives them permission to drop them off.
Day:
Time:
12:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Fee:
ADVANCED KARATE see under Adult Programs
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SWIMMING INSTRUCTION
(Ages 5-10 years)
Monika Ryan-Hsu, Director
FIRST CLASS IS AN EVALUATION SESSION.
Beginner I- Little or no previous instruction. Will not put head under
water. Learn to relax & gain confidence in the water along with the
fundamentals of breath holding beneath the water.
Beginner II- Coordination of the arms & legs to propel the body some
distance on front & back.
Beginner III - Coordination of strokes, building up endurance &
working to improve stroke mechanics.
Please use course number and class when registering.
COURSE NUMBER TIME
319-1W
4:30 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. – Level A
5:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. – Level B
319-2W
319-3W
5:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. – Level C
Location: Premier Athletic Club, Albany Post Road, Montrose
Day:
Fee:
NOR-WEST REGIONAL SPECIAL SERVICES
- THERAPEUTIC RECREATION
Are you looking for a local recreation program for a child with a
developmental disability? Nor-West operates recreation programs
after school or workshops, some evenings and Saturdays.
Special Olympic sports training, swimming, bowling, digital
photography, trip planning via the Internet, flicks & trips and
variety club are some of the activities included in the schedule.
Program is open to residents of Cortlandt (including Buchanan,
Montrose, Verplanck and Croton), Peekskill, Ossining and
Yorktown. Transportation is provided at regional bus strops and
there is a seasonal registration fee. For information on schedule
and registration call Nor-West at 737-4797.
SPRING ADULT PROGRAMS
Recreation Program Cancellations Information - 734-1053
SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNT is for TOWN OF CORTLANDT RESIDENTS ONLY.
Senior Citizens 60 and over - fee for programs is half of the rate listed with ID/without ID
Proof of age and residency required (Cortlandt Recreation ID card, Cortlandt Senior Citizens ID Card or Drivers License).
BADMINTON
Sanjeeb Nash, Director
This will be a non league badminton program designed for adults. The
program is for fun and exercise. Come out and have a good time.
Course Number: 407-1S – Please use number when registering
Location: Blue Mountain Middle School
Day:
Tuesday, Starting Date: April 12 – 8 Sessions
Time:
6:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
Fee:
EXERTONE FOR WOMEN
Brenda Kostalus, Holly Gorin, Instructors
The program consists of stretching and floor exercise, combined with
low impact aerobics to improve muscle tone and overall physical fitness.
The class will be structured to the fitness level of participants. A mat and
lightweights are encouraged, but not necessary.
Course Number: 404-1S - Please use number when registering.
Location: Blue Mt. Middle School Exercise Room
Monday & Wednesday-Starting Date: April 4 - 8 sessions
Day:
Time:
6:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.
Fee:
BOATING SAFELY
Tom Cadwallader, Public Ed. Officer
U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary, Flotilla 20-5
A basic Coast Guard Course emphasizing safety on the water including
lessons in boating theory, basic boat maneuvering, weather forecasting,
legal requirements, boat piloting, etc.
Location: Hendrick Hudson High School Room 128
Day:
Thursday, Starting Date: April 28 - 5 sessions
Time:
7:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.
Contact: pre-registration required - Tom Cadwallader 962-9788
Fee:
$25 for materials payable at first session.
GOLF INSTRUCTION/LEARN GOLF
Bill Belmont, Instructor
An indoor program designed to instruct and review fundamentals,
instruct and advance player’s skills, etiquette of golf, equipment, rules,
practice, and playing locations. Participants must wear sport shoes and
bring a 7 iron and a wood.
Location: Hendrick Hudson High School Dome
Day:
Tuesday, Starting Date: May 10 - 4 sessions
Time:
7:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Fee:
Or
Location: Hendrick Hudson High School Dome
Day:
Tuesday, Starting Date: May 10 – 4 sessions
Time:
8:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Fee:
DEFENSIVE DRIVING COURSE
(6 Hours total)
B.J. Jani, Instructor
This is an approved course by the Department of Motor Vehicles. On
completion of this course the DMV will reduce points from the license
and insurance company’s gives discounts on the Liability and Collision
portion of the automobile insurance premiums. It is a great course that
helps you learn techniques to become a safer driver. PLEASE BRING
YOUR DRIVERS LICENSE AND A PEN.
Please use number when registering:
Course Number:
449- 1S – Please use number when registering
Location: Hendrick Hudson High School, Room 128, Montrose
Day:
Tuesday & Wednesday, April 19, 20 – 2 sessions
Time:
6:30 pm – 9:30 pm
Fee:
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GUITAR LESSONS
YOGA ANYONE
Ruane M. Edge, Instructor
Have you ever wanted to try yoga? Do you have stress in your life?
This class will take you step-by-step thru beginner’s yoga learning
breathing techniques, yoga poses (for all parts of the body) and finally
deep relaxation/meditation at the end of the class leaving you totally
relaxed. Week after week you will feel your flexibility, strength and
focus improving and stress going away. Do not eat one (1) hour before
class!!! Bring water and a yoga mat to class.
Course Number: 430-1S - Please use number when registering
Day:
Monday, Starting Date: May 2 - 10 sessions
11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Time:
Fee:
Or
Day:
Monday, Starting Date: May 2 - 10 sessions
Time:
6:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.
Fee:
Or
Day:
Tuesday, Starting Date: May 3 - 10 sessions
Time:
10:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
Fee:
Or
Wednesday, Starting Date: May 4 - 10 sessions
Day:
Time:
11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Fee:
This course is designed for beginners to intermediate level students. All
students will begin on the guitar immediately. You will learn songs that
you want to play in addition to classic songs. Students will be taught
proper technique and the fundamentals of reading music and chord charts
for songs. Students must have their own functioning instrument.
Instruction by NYS certified music teacher. Limited enrollment of 4
students.
Dates:
Saturday, April 16 – 5 sessions
3:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Time:
Fee
GUITAR LESSONS - CLASSICAL
Beginners to Advanced. This course is rooted in proper guitar technique
and the reading music. Learn the music of the masters by a professional
concert guitarist and NYS certified music teacher. This class is intense
yet enjoyable. Students must have a nylon string guitar. Limited to 4
students.
Dates:
Saturday, Starting Date: April 16 – 5 sessions
Time:
4:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Fee
PIANO INSTRUCTION
(Ages 16 & Over)
Mark Snyder, Instructor
This course is designed for the older student or adult with no previous
experience playing the piano. Class participants will receive basic piano.
Class participants will receive basis piano pedagog plus the fundamentals
of music theory. Participants will begin playing immediately. Instruction
by a professional piano instructor.
Limited enrollment of three students. Lessons will be in 30 min.
intervals.
Location: Blue Mt. Middle School Music Room
Day:
Tuesday, Starting Date: April 12 - 8 sessions
6:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Time:
Fee:
Or
Day:
Wednesday, Starting Date: April 13 - 8 sessions
Time:
6:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Fee:
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SPRING PRE-SCHOOL PROGRAMS
***Pre-registration is necessary. Please use course number when registering***
Use Pre-School/ Youth application in back of this brochure and mail to with permission slip found on page
Town of Cortlandt Recreation, 1 Heady Street, Cortlandt Manor, NY 10567
STORYBOOK COOKING
Swimming Programs – Pre-School
Shari Munitz, Instructor
Come mix it up and be a real chef when you join us for some literacy
fun and creative cooking. We’ll make it, bake it, stir it, and cook up lots
of cool stuff! This is an enthusiastic, safe, educational fun kitchen class.
Not suggested for chefs with food allergies. Each course we will make
something different!
SWIMMING - PRE-SCHOOL
(Ages 3-5)
Basic fundamentals of swimming will be taught, putting head under
water, basic arm and leg movements. Age as of April 5, 2016.
PLEASE USE COURSE NUMBER & DAY & TIME WHEN
REGISTERING.
COURSE NUMBER DAY
TIME
201-1S
Tuesday
9:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.
201-2S
Wednesday
9:00 a.m. - 9:30 a.m.
201-3S
Friday
9:00 a.m. - 9:30 a.m.
201-4S
Friday
9:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.
201-5S
Thursday
5:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
201-6S
Thursday
6:00 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.
Location: Bethel Springvale Inn Pool, Rte 9A, Montrose
Day:
Tuesday, Starting Date: April 5- 8 sessions
Thursday, Starting Date: April 7 - 8 sessions
Friday, Starting Date: April 8 - 8 sessions
Fee:
$60 with ID/$ 65 without ID
Day: Thursday, Starting Date: April 7th, 14th, 21st - 3 sessions
Time:
9:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.
Fee:
Thursday, Starting Date: April 7th, 14th, 21st - 3 sessions
Day:
Time:
10:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.
Fee:
Day
Thursday, Starting Date: April 7th, 14th, 21st - 3 sessions
Time:
12:15 p.m. - 1:15 p.m.
Fee:
SWIMMING - TINY TOT
(Ages 2-3)
Age as of APRIL 5, 2016. An introduction to the fundamentals of
swimming (adjustment to water) for young children. A parent MUST
enter the water with each child. Tight fitting rubber pants MUST be worn
over diapers/pampers when child is in the water.
Location: Bethel Springvale Inn Pool, Rte. 9A, Montrose
Day:
Time:
9:00 a.m. - 9:30 a.m.
Fee:
$60 with child & adult with ID/$ 65 child & adult without ID
Day:
Thursday, Starting Date: May 5th, 12th, 19th - 3 sessions
Time:
9:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.
Fee:
Day:
10:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.
Time:
Fee:
Day:
Time:
12:15 p.m. - 1:15 p.m.
Fee:
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SPRING YOUTH PROGRAMS
Recreation Division Program Cancellations Information - 734-1053
“AFTER SCHOOL HOOPS” TEACHES
BASKETBALL CAMPS
ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAMS
Terry Kardos,
Teacher/Naturalist
EXPLORERS (Ages 5 ½-8)
In this class, your child will learn about different habitats and the
importance of our ecosystem. Activities may include using nets in a pond,
collecting different types of seeds and finding out how they disperse,
learning about insects and decomposers, and playing camouflage games.
Children will have fun as they explore and discover new and exciting
aspects in our environment. This program is rain or shine unless notified
by the instructor on the day of the program. Please dress appropriately
for weather conditions.
Course Number: 901-1S- Please use number when registering.
Location: George’s Island, Montrose (location - sign at gatehouse)
Day:
Thursday, Starting Date: April 14 – 6 sessions
Time:
4:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Fee:
“Teaches” programs have been successful due to the focus on fun and
participation. Fundamentals are the base to build a pyramid to success.
Participants learn individual skills that can take home and practice
privately. Each participant will receive a “Teaches” basketball, shirt,
water bottle and bag.
GRADES K-2
Course Number: 360-1S – Please use number when registering.
Location: Buchanan-Verplanck Elementary School
Day:
Thursday, Starting Date: April 7 – 6 Sessions
4:30 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Time:
Fee:
JR. BALLER SPORTS – BASEBALL
(Ages 4-6)
Mike Reynolds, Instructor/Coach
AGES 4-5
Location: Charles J Cook Recreation Center
Day:
Wednesday, Starting Date: April 6 – 10 sessions
4:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Time:
Fee:
HIDING IN PLAIN SIGHT: ANIMAL
CAMOUFLAGE
How do stripes, fake eyes on your body, or looking like something else
help an animal survive in the wild? Find out by learning about some
tricks that animals have, then playing camouflage games and testing
your powers of observation. This is limited to children 5 years and older.
Course Number: 9051S- Please use number when registering.
Day:
Sunday, May 1
Time:
1:00 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.
Fee:
AGES 5-6
Day:
Wednesdays, Starting Date: April 6 – 10 sessions
Time:5:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Fee:
JUNIOR EXPLORERS (Ages 3 1/2-5)
While this program is intended for children to be with the instructor, adult
caregivers may stay if desired or if the child is not ready to separate from
caregiver. Children will explore life in a lake, the Hudson River, and along
the trails. What will they discover? A fun learning experience in natural
science. Dress appropriately. Nature crafts or games on rainy days.
Day:
Monday, Starting Date: April 11 - 6 sessions
Time:
1:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Fee:
AGES 4-5
Saturday, Starting Date: April 2 – 10 sessions
Day:
Time:2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Fee:
AGES 5-6
Day:
Saturdays, Starting Date: April 2 – 10 sessions
Time:3:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Fee:
MOMMY, DADDY & ME (Ages 2 -3)
This is a child’s first introduction to nature. By using all our senses, we
will explore the activities surrounding our environment; from insects to
water life, to the changing of seasons. Children must dress appropriately.
Day:
Monday, Starting Date: April 11 - 6 sessions
10:00 a.m. - 10:45 a.m.
Time:
Fee:
$35 with ID Parent & Child/ $40 without ID Parent & Child
LACROSSE CLINIC
(Grade 1&2)
Carson Jacobs, Instructor
This clinic will be covering the fundamentals of passing, catching,
cradling, dodging and defending. The clinic is designed to meet the
needs of the beginner. There will be 1 hour of instruction.
Course Number:
310-1S – Please use number when registering.
Location: Frank F. Lindsey Upper Field
Day:
Saturday, April 9 – 8 sessions
Time:
4:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Fee:
40
TRAIL BLAZERS (Ages 7-10)
This is a new class for older children who want more hiking adventures
and who want to uncover even more secrets of the natural world. Some
classes may be held at other locations to include a variety of hikes.
and Brinton Brook Sanctuary
Day:
4:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Time:
Fee:
PIANO INSTRUCTION
GUITAR LESSONS (Youth & Adults Ages 14 and Over)
See ADULT SPRING PROGRAMS
(Grades 2-10)
Mark Snyder, Instructor
Semi-private lessons with maximum individual instruction. This is an
introductory program of piano instruction with emphasis on developing
dexterity and facility with both hands at the piano. Students will begin
playing immediately. Instruction by a professional piano instructor. Limited
enrollment of four students per class. Lessons will be in 15 min. intervals.
GRADES 2-10
Day:
Time:
4:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. (4 students per class)
Fee:
Or
GRADES 2-10
Day:
Time:
Fee:
Or
GRADES 2-10
Day:
Time:
Fee:
Or
GRADES 2-10
Day:
Time:
Fee:
GUITAR LESSONS - CLASSICAL GUITAR
(Youth & Adults Ages 12 & Over) See ADULT SPRING PROGRAMS
SOCCER CLINIC (Boys & Girls, Kindergarten & 1st Grade)
See “Sports Leagues & Clinics”
SWIMMING INSTRUCTION
(Ages 5-10 years)
Monika Ryan-Hsu, Director
FIRST CLASS IS AN EVALUATION SESSION.
Beginner I- Little or no previous instruction. Will not put head under
water. Learn to relax & gain confidence in the water along with the
fundamentals of breath holding beneath the water.
Beginner II- Coordination of the arms & legs to propel the body some
distance on front & back.
Beginner III - Coordination of strokes, building up endurance &
working to improve stroke mechanics.
Please use course number and class when registering.
COURSE NUMBER
TIME
319-1S
4:30 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. – Level A
5:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. – Level B
319-2S
319-3S
5:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. – Level C
Location: Premier Athletic Club, Albany Post Road, Montrose
Day:
Saturday, Starting Date: April 9 - 9 sessions
Fee:
SPORTS LEAGUES, CLINICS & TEAMS - ADULT & YOUTH
Recreation Division Program Cancellations Information - 734-1053
LITTLE LEAGUE INFORMATION
ATTENTION COACHES
This program is not run through the Recreation Office
but it is run by a board of volunteers.
Little League levels of play start at Age 5 up to 15 years old.
If you are interested in taking the American Red Cross
Standard First Aid Course please contact Lesley Bornstein
at (914) 734-1057 or [email protected]
For more Information please contact:
Cortlandt American Little League (C.A.L.L.)
Providing little league baseball for youth in the following school
districts: Lakeland, Yorktown, and Mahopac.
For more information, view their website at
www.callbb.org or email [email protected]
Cortlandt National Little League (C.N.L.L.)
(Hendrick Hudson School District)
Website: www.cnllbaseball.org
Picture of the New Little League Field located at Sprout Brook Park on
Sprout Brook Road in northern Cortlandt. The field will be ready for
play in the spring of 2007. It will be used by both Cortlandt American
and Cortlandt National Little League.
Croton Little League (C.L.L.)
is open to boys and girls living within the
Croton Harmon Union Free School District
For more information about ages and divisions
visit website: www.crotonlittleleague.com
or e-mail us at [email protected]
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LACROSSE LEAGUE - SPRING
(3 & 4 and 5 & 6 Grade)
Carson Jacobs, Director
Competitive Youth Lacrosse (Travel Team) involving several local
communities. Cortlandt will field teams for 3rd & 4th Grades Boys and
3rd & 4th Grade Girls, 5th & 6th Grade Boys and a 5th & 6th Grade
Girls. Primary focus is on exposure to the sport and the growth of
Lacrosse in our area. One to two practices per week games on Monday
- Sunday. There will be an additional fee for uniforms. All players must
register with USLacrosse.org. The program requires full equipment.
Limited supply of equipment provided. Coaches Needed.
Application deadline is January 22.
Meeting Location: Frank G. Lindsey Softball Field
Date:
Saturday, March 5
Times: 9:00 a.m. – 3rd - 6th Grade Boys/Girls
Fee
$80 with ID/$85 without ID (when accepted on team)
Late Fee: $85 with ID/$90 without ID
COACHES AND SOCCER OFFICIALS
COACHES AND OFFICIALS ARE ALWAYS
NEEDED PLEASE CALL 734-1055
TRAVEL SOCCER – GIRLS & BOYS
Teams will participate in the East Hudson Youth Soccer League
(EHYSL). The program requires 2 practices and one game per week.
Practices will start in August. The fall season includes approximately 10
weeks of league play. Half of those games will be home, the other half
will be away. The season will then continue in the spring with another
10-week schedule. It is a one-year commitment. Teams may participate
in tournaments throughout the year. If your child played in 2014/2015
they MUST attend tryouts. There are no guarantees that they will make
the team again. Do not send fee until child is accepted on a team.
Deadline for all applications is Monday, April 18
Fee:
$470
$423 second child (10% sibling discount)
See more information and Travel Soccer Application on page
GIRLS TRYOUTS: SATURDAY, April 30 – Sprout Brook Soccer
Field
DIVISION TIME BIRTHDATE
1/1/06 - 12/31/06
Girls U11 9:30 a.m. - 10:45 a.m.
1/1/05 - 12/31/05
Girls U12 11:00 a.m. - 12:15 p.m.
Girls U13 12:30 p.m. - 1:45 p.m.
1/1/04 - 12/31/04
1/1/03 - 12/31/03
Girls U14 2:00 p.m. - 3:15 p.m.
BOYS TRYOUTS: SATURDAY, May 7 - Sprout Brook Soccer Field
Boys U11 9:30 a.m. - 10:45 a.m.
1/1/06 - 12/31/06
Boys U12 11:00 a.m. - 12:15 p.m.
1/1/05 - 12/31/05
1/1/04 - 12/31/04
Boys U13 12:30 p.m. - 1:45 p.m.
Rainout date is Saturday, May 14 at Sprout Brook Soccer Field. Travel
Soccer application located in the back of this brochure.
SOCCER CLINIC – U.S. SPORTS INSTITUTE
(4 & 5 year old Boys & Girls)
This clinic introduces soccer in a fun filled environment. Players will
learn the fundamentals of soccer through a range of structured activities
and fun games. The soccer-based activities promote the development of
motor skills, encourage group interaction, and develop communication
skills, in addition to being an excellent form of exercise. Shin guards
and cleats are strongly suggested. Register early, space is limited.
BOYS
Location: Blue Mountain Middle School Front Field
Day: Sunday, Starting Date: April 17 - 6 sessions
Time: 12:15 p.m. - 1:15 p.m.
Fee: $114 non resident rate
OR
GIRLS
Location: Blue Mountain Middle School Front Field
Day:
Sunday, Starting Date: April 17 - 6 sessions
1:30p.m. - 2:30 p.m.
Time:
Fee:
SPORTS SQUIRTS U.S. Sports Institute
The US Sports Institute Sport Squirts program is a great way to introduce
children aged 3-5 to a variety of sports such as Soccer, T-ball, Basketball
and Hockey all taking place in a safe structured environment to ensure
learning. Activities are designed to evoke a child’s imagination in which
they can Find Nemo, send Shrek into a spin or capture Jellyfish with
Sponge Bob Square Pants. All activities promote hand-eye coordination,
movement and balance and most importantly Fun, Fun, Fun. This
program filled up in the spring. Enrollment is limited.
Ages 3-5
Location: Blue Mt. Middle School Front Field
Day:
Sunday, Starting Date: April 17 – 6 Sessions
Time:
3:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Fee:
SOCCER LEAGUE (BOYS & GIRLS)
REGISTRATION
Register for Youth Soccer by mail. DEADLINE for all applications is
February 5th. All registrations are accepted on a first-come, first-serve
basis. Any application received after February 5th will be charged a
LATE FEE, and go on a wait list.
BOYS GIRLS
Pee Wee Division 1 & 2 Grade* Pee Wee Division 1 & 2 Grade*
Midget Division 3 & 4 Grade* Midget Division 3 & 4 Grade*
Junior Division 5 & 6 Grade Junior Division 5, 6 & 7 Grade*
*Grade is for 2015/2016 School Year
Registration Fee: $45 with ID/$50 without ID
Late Fee:
$55 with ID/$60 without ID (After February 5)
PARENT & ME SOCCER SQUIRTS
(Ages 2-3) U.S. Sports Institute
Parent & Me Soccer Squirts classes are a fun and positive introduction to
soccer for children aged 2-3 and their parents! With you participating by
their side, your child learning the fundamental skills of soccer through
a program of structured activities, fun based games, and scrimmages.
With you the parent involved in the session too, you will help your
child follow directions and learn the world’s most popular sport, all
while having fun.
Location: Blue Mt. Middle School Front Field
Day:
Sunday, Starting Date: April 17 – 6 sessions
Time:
11:00 am – 11:45 am
Fee: $80 with ID/$85 without ID
EVALUATIONS
*Only players that did not participate in the fall 2015 League
MUST come for evaluations. Players who do not attend evaluations
will be PLACED RANDOMLY onto teams by the recreation division.
In order to be picked by a coach you must attend evaluations. Teams
may remain the same from the fall season dependent upon the number
of registrants and the fairness of each team and division. All new players
will be placed on a team.
Evaluations will take place at Blue Mountain Middle School as
follows:
Tuesday, February 9 Pee Wee Girls & Boys
6:00 pm
Midget Girls & Boys
6:30 pm
Junior Girls & Boys
7:00 pm
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GIRLS 7-12 YEARS OLD
ANYONE INTERESTED IN UMPIRING IN THE
MEN’S OR WOMEN’S SOFTBALL LEAGUES
SHOULD CALL THE RECREATION DIVISION
Please call Tim at 914-734-1056 or
email [email protected]
A softball league sponsored by
CORTLANDT NATIONAL LITTLE LEAGUE
and
CORTLANDT AMERICAN LITTLE LEAGUE
SOFTBALL - MENS LEAGUE
Begins play April 2016
The Town of Cortlandt will once again offer its traditional men’s softball
leagues for area residents. Softball games will take place on Monday
through Friday beginning in mid-April at various fields in Cortlandt. A
pre-season meeting will be held in late March for all interested coaches.
Fee to be announced at a later time. For more information contact
Cortlandt Recreation at 734-1056.
On-Line registration opens JANUARY 2016
Visit our websites
www.Cortlandtsoftball.org
TENNIS LEAGUE - WESTCHESTER COUNTY
MEN’S & WOMEN’S LEAGUE
These are competitive teams participating in the Westchester County
PRC League. The schedule of matches begins in April and extends
through June and includes games both home (Lake Street Tennis
Courts, Montrose) and away at various other communities in Northern
Westchester. Men’s matches are on Saturday mornings. Women’s
matches are on Tuesday mornings. Anyone interested please call
Recreation 734-1056.
For more information contact:
Rob MCCarthy or Kelly Buscetto - 914-930-4455
SPECIAL ACTIVITIES
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Rowing Association
Rowing is a Lifetime Sport -- We offer Youth & Adult Programs
Winter Learn-to-Row Program Forming NOW!
Practicing on indoor tanks, West Point
We row on Lake Meahagh and at Cortlandt Waterfront Park, Verplanck.
Learn to row and get fit on rowing machines at our facility
and at the indoor tanks at USMA/West Point.
Participate in indoor rowing regattas throught the winter,
and be ready for river racing in the spring.
Mixed 8 hits the water, Lake Meahagh
Contact Us: [email protected]
Visit our Website: cortlandtrowing.com
Like Us
Cortlandt Rowing
CCRA youth team, Newburgh regatta
Women’s / Youth 4+ on Lake Meahagh
Mission Statement: The Purpose of Cortlandt Rowing Association is to promote athletic health, fitness, and the benefits of participation in the sport of rowing to people of all ages and experience and ability levels. The Hudson River is designated an
American Heritage River and our mission includes sharing with all the special joy of improving one’s physical, mental, and spiritual health while developing an appreciation for our natural resources. At the heart of our mission is the introduction to young
people a sport that will teach the value of teamwork; the necessity of practice, hard work and time management; the development of healthy minds and bodies through the personal and physical challenge of team sport. Our goal is to provide a
framework to support and improve rowers at all levels, and coordinate with other clubs locally, nationally, and internationally to provide competition and the opportunity for recreation.
CCRA is a non-profit 501(c)(3)
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CROSS COUNTRY SKIING AND ICE SKATING
at Blue Mt Reservation
"WESTCHESTER BROADWAY" THEATRE DISCOUNT TICKETS
Enjoy Ice Skating or Cross Country Skiing at Blue Mt. Reservation
located at Welcher Avenue in Peekskill. An ideal location for scenic
outdoor cross country skiing. Whether you prefer challenging trails
through wooded areas of open spaces to traverse. You must provide your
own equipment. No rentals are available. Conditions permitting cross
country skiing is allowed seven days a week during daylight hours.
Courtesy of Westchester Recreation & Parks Society. Just mention the
Westchester Recreation & Park Society to receive a discount. (Does not
apply to Matinees or Saturday performances)
Call: 592-2225 for group discount (20 or more)
FACILITY RENTALS
Blue Mt Reservation is an ideal location for scenic outdoor skating.
As with skiing you must bring your own skates. No rentals available.
Ice is checked daily at all locations for safety and conditions. Look for
sign posting safe conditions, ice skating is permitted seven days a week
during daylight hours. For your own safety always check conditions
before heading out to the park. For more information call (914) 864-Park
for ice conditions. Free admission and free parking.
CORTLANDT TOWN CENTER, CORTLANDT
ROOM RENTAL!
The Community Room at the Cortlandt Town Center is available for
the rental use by Town Residents and Town groups. For reservations
and information please call the Recreation Office at 734-1052, Monday,
Tuesday, Thursday 9:00 am – 4:00 p.m. for available dates.
ICE SKATING CLUB
SPECIAL EVENTS
Any residents interested in joining an Ice Skating Club or looking into
Ice Skating activities with a club please go to the following web site
www.hessianlakefsc.com or e-mail [email protected]
HUDSON RIVER EAGLEFEST
Watch in awe as wintering bald eagles fly overhead at Teatown’s
Hudson River Eaglefest. Don’t miss this opportunity to view our
national symbol up-close and learn how conservation efforts have
brought about the now vibrant bald eagle population in the Hudson
Valley. At Steamboat Dock River Park, guests can enjoy eagle viewing
staffed by eagle experts with spotting scopes. Just a quick trip away at
Croton Point Park, attendees can also enjoy live raptor shows, bus tours,
storytelling, children’s activities and bird walk. Call Lesley Bornstein at
914-734-1057 or visit www.teatown.org/eaglefest for more information.
Location:
Headquartered at Croton Point Park with a
viewing site at Steamboat Dock River Park
Date:
Saturday, February 6
(snow date Sunday, February 7)
Time:
9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Activity Prices (prices only apply to
Fee:
Croton Point Park)
Bus Tours: $25 per person (guests 12 & older) *Reservations required, tickets sell out fast
Pre Sale Croton Pavilion:
$12 Adults, $8 Children
$15 Adults, $10 Children
Day of Croton Pavilion:
VAN CORTLANDTVILLE HISTORICAL SOCIETY
The Van Cortlandtville Historical Society was organized in 1921, and
is comprised of local citizens who are dedicated to the preservation of
the “Little Red Schoolhouse” located at 297 Locust Avenue, Cortlandt
Manor, New York. One of the society’s primary goals is the education
of school children to the early years of school life and to the rich history
of the Van Cortlandtville and surrounding areas. There are monthly
meetings usually held at the schoolhouse. Self-Guided Tours of the
historic sites around Van Cortlandtville have recently been implemented
and brochures are available.
Memorabilia and family genealogy from people in the area is always
being sought for the display room of the schoolhouse.
The “Little Red Schoolhouse” is open the third Saturday of each
month from September through June from 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. For
additional information or to setup a special tour, call The Schoolhouse
at (914) 736-7868.
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SPECIAL PARK FACILITIES
BICENTENNIAL GARDEN
Serving as a lasting tribute to the Town’s 200th Birthday, the garden includes a flower garden,
time capsule and site marker. The time capsule contains over 100 items of significance to the
Town. Its site is marked by a historic millstone from the vicinity of the Croton River.
Location:
Charles J. Cook Recreation Center
Fee: Free
TOWN OF CORTLANDT COMMUNITY BOAT LAUNCH
Located at the Cortlandt Waterfront Park
(off Riverview Avenue and Broadway in the hamlet of Verplanck)
Seasonal Use ONLY from April 1 through October 31
Park Hours 7:00 a.m. to Dusk
Rules and Regulations
1. Town of Cortlandt, Village of Buchanan and Village of Croton residents only.
2. Use of the ramp for commercial purpose is strictly prohibited.
3. Town of Cortlandt Boat Launch Permit is required. Permit is available at the Cortlandt Town Hall in the Town
Clerk’s office.
4. Clear Ramp area – Come in Slow – NO WAKE
5. Seasonal use only from April 1 through October 31
6. Pull boat around to launching ramp as soon as space becomes available. Pull boat to the tie-down zone and clear
the ramp so others may use the boat launch.
7. Permit for ramp acess MUST be in full view on the dash or mirror of your vehicle. If your permit is not in view,
you will receive a summons and fines.
8. Anyone driving over 5 MPH within 50 feet of the shore will forfeit their permit and be given a summons and fines.
9. Boat size not to exceed 22 feet.
10. NO swimming, sunbathing. Waterskiing or loitering in the launch area.
11. NO overnight parking.
USE AT YOUR OWN RISK
Town Clerk’s Office
1 Heady Street
Cortlandt Manor, New York 10567
914–734-1020
www.townofcortlandt.com
CORTLANDT WATERFRONT PARK
The Cortlandt Waterfront Park, is located off of Riverview Avenue and Broadway in Verplanck. Come and enjoy the Park,
which includes a gazebo, fishing, crabbing, playground, veterans memorial, walking path, small boat, kayak and canoe launch
area, horseshoe pits (bring your horseshoes). All with a spectacular view of the Hudson River!
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CORTLANDT DOG PARK
The Dog Park is located at Sprout Brook Park. There are two areas, one for small dogs and an area for large dogs.
For more information and opening date call the Recreation Department at 734-1051.
In order to keep track and send information, we would encourage all residents to register their dogs.
Please fill out application on page and mail back to:
Town of Cortlandt Recreation
1 Heady Street
Cortlandt Manor, NY 10567
For the benefit and enjoyment of all, please read and obey all rules.
Dog Park Rules and Regulations
PARTICIPATION AGREEMENT AND ASSUMPTION OF RISK AND LIABILITY INSURANCE
1. Dog Park closes at dusk daily.
2. No animals other than dogs may be brought into the fenced area.
3. All dogs must be leashed until safely inside the Dog Park and returned to a leash prior to exiting. Make sure gates are closed after entering and
leaving the park.
4. Do not leave a leash on dogs in the park. Bring your leash into the park in case of emergency or altercation.
5. Dog owners must remain in the fenced area while their dogs are using the Dog Park. Owners must be in view of their dogs and have voice
control at all times.
6. Children accompanying dog owners must be strictly supervised and at least 12 years old to be allowed inside unless accompanied by an adult.
7. Children under 10 years old not allowed (some dogs see small dogs as prey) in large dog area.
8. Children under 5 years old not allowed in the park.
9. Spectators should remain outside the fenced area.
10. Aggressive dogs and dogs in heat are not allowed.
11. Owners must immediately leash and remove dogs from the Dog Park at the first sight of aggressive behavior.
12. Please be courteous to others do not bring sick dogs to the park.
13. Owners must dispose of waste properly in the designated on-site containers. Owners must prevent dogs from digging holes.
14. While small bite-sized training treats are permitted, foods in bowls, long-lasting chews, or glass containers are not allowed.
15. No Smoking and no food are allowed inside of the Dog Park.
16. No more than three (3) dogs per person are allowed on any single visit.
17. Puppies less than four (4) months old are not permitted in the park.
18. Dogs must be licensed and vaccinated for rabies and DHLPP. Current license and rabies tags must be worn on the dog’s collar at all times.
19. Owners are liable for any injury or damage caused by their dog and are fully responsible for their dog’s actions.
20. Trainers are not allowed to use the park to conduct business
21. Any incident, problem etc. should be reported to Cortlandt Recreation and Parks 734-1050. Office is open Monday thru Friday 8:30am to 4pm.
22. In the event of an emergency call 911.
Contact: Town of Cortlandt, call 734-1050 or for Emergency: Call 911
I Understand That: Permission from the Town to use the Dog Park is conditional on compliance with the above dog park rules.
I Also Understand and Agree That: The dog park is to provide a fenced-in area where dog owners may bring their dogs and permit them to run freely
with other dogs, and that unleashing my dog(s) and being present in an area where there are other people, including children, and other unleashed dogs,
poses risks to others and myself and to my dogs(s) and the dogs and property of dogs, and I do hereby agree to assume such risks. I Further Agree To:
Release, discharge, hold harmless and indemnify the Town of Cortlandt and all of it’s officials, agents, officers, employees and representatives from
liability for any and all claims for injuries, damages and/or losses whatsoever to any person or animal (including but not limited to disability and death)
or property which may arise out of, result from or be associated with the use of or presence on the dog park by myself and/or my dogs(s).
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CORTLANDT HOCKEY RINK
Cortlandt Train Station, Rte 9A, Montrose, N.Y.
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Roller hockey activities require a caged helmet, shoulder
pads, shin guards, gloves and mouth guard.
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Helmets with face mask/cage must be worn at all times for
roller hockey including on player benches.
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Skaters must provide their own equipment.
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Only in-line skaters are permitted in rink.
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No bicycles, skateboards, scooters, radio controlled toys,
food or spectators permitted inside rink.
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Graffiti, vandalism, and the use of profanity, tobacco, and
alcohol, drugs or glass containers are prohibited.
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Please deposit all trash in containers.
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Rink hours are 9 am to dusk.
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No skating when surface is wet.
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No trespassing after rink hours or when locked.
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Use of rink is by permit from Cortlandt Recreation Division
only.
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Skate rink is open to Town Residents only.
FAILURE TO ABIDE BY THESE RULES WILL
RESULT IN THE LOSS OF PARK PRIVILEGES.
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The Town of Cortlandt is not liable for any accident or
injury to persons or property resulting from the use of this
skate rink.
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Please be considerate of fellow skaters especially those who
are younger or less skilled. Serious injury may result from
colliding with other participants.
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Please be considerate of surrounding neighbors.
Thank you for your cooperation.
Cortlandt Hockey Rink
Time slots not reserved by Cortlandt Recreation
programs are available for Community Use.
All reservations must be done through our office.
Call 734-1055 for more information.
CORTLANDT SKATE RINK AND PARK
Skate at your own risk.
For your protection, please observe the following rules:
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Skaters must wear proper safety equipment:
Helmets, rubber wheeled skates, elbow pads, kneepads &
wrist guards.
FURNACE DOCK LAKE
The Town of Cortlandt acquired and saved the 100 year old Furnace Dock Lake in 2011
It is now part of the Town’s parkland and inventory.
RULES & REGULATIONS
For a safe and enjoyable park experience please obey the
following rules:
• All activities at your own risk
• Park is open dawn to dusk
• Keep pets leashed, clean up after them
• All garbage is to be taken out of the park
• Do not remove or destroy plants, wildlife, or artifacts
Following is prohibited:
• Hunting, firearms, alcohol, camping
• Motorized vehicles, mountain bikes
• Fires, smoking, swimming, dumping
• Feeding wildlife, metal detectors, radios
• Fireworks, music, loud noise
Thank you for your cooperation,
Town Recreation Department
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PICTURES OF TOWN OF CORTLANDT PLAYGROUNDS
Sprout Brook Park Playground
Sprout Brook Park
Sprout Brook Road, Cortlandt Manor
Peter Cutignola Memorial Playground
1 Memorial Drive
Across from Cortlandt Train Station Croton
Tommy Thurber Park Playground
Tommy Thurber Lane
Montrose
Old Pond Park
8th Street
Verplanck
Muriel H. Morabito Community Center Playground
29 West Brook Drive
Cortlandt Manor
Sunset Park Playground
Sunset Road
Montrose
New Playground dedicated August 2012
Jim Martin Aviation Playground
Located at Cortlandt Waterfront Park
River View Avenue
Verplanck 10596
Cortlandt Community Recreation Area
Croton Avenue
Cortlandt Manor
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HOLLOW BROOK GOLF COURSE
For Cortlandt Residents
Public Access to the Hollow Brook Golf Course (off Oregon Road)
The Hollow Brook Golf Club is a private/public course with Town residents being able to reserve tee-times. The course will open in
April 2016 (weather permitting). The Town coordinates those rounds reserved for the exclusive use of Town residents (Agreement on
file), Tuesday thru Sunday for public use. On Tuesday and Thursday, 7 of the tee times are discounted at $75 after 2:00 p.m. Greens
fees will be a total $100 for all other tee times Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. On Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays greens
fees will be $150 with no tee times before noon. Prices include greens fees and a cart. Range balls (only available when playing) for
$10. Reservations can be made five days in advance by calling 914- 734-1500
For the 2016 golf season residents will need to purchase a golf sticker in the recreation department of Town Hall, 1 Heady Street,
Cortlandt Manor, N.Y. for a fee of $12 for the 2016 Golf season. This sticker will be placed on the Town of Cortlandt resident I.D. card.
If you do not currently have a VALID Town of Cortlandt I.D. Card, one can be purchased for an additional $7 at the days and times listed
under “Important Information” in this brochure. For further information regarding ID’s or mail in procedure for the golf sticker please
call 734-1050 or 734-1054. For further information regarding Hollow Brook please call 734-1058.
To reserve tee times residents will need to call the Hollow Brook Golf Course – 914-734-1500
2016 Golf Sticker Fee: $12 with a valid Town of Cortlandt ID Card
(plus an additional $7 if a Town of Cortlandt ID is needed)
Rules for Town of Cortlandt Players
1. Tee Times can be made by phone only.
2. Tee Times can be made five (5) days in advance, after 10:00 a.m. i.e. Friday for Tuesday, Saturday for Wednesday, Sunday for
Thursday, Monday for Friday, Wednesday for Saturday and Sunday.
3. Residents must have golf shoes with soft spikes, collared shirts, golf pants or Bermuda shorts – NO JEANS, CUTOFFS, SHORT
SHORTS, CARGO PANTS OR SHORTS.
4. Residents may bring one guest at town fees.
5. Residents can only make reservations for themselves and their guest and not another town resident.
6. Residents must show their Town of Cortlandt resident card with a golf sticker.
7. Residents cannot use the driving range or practice areas unless they are playing golf.
8. Additional fees will be charged for food and beverage.
9. Additional fees will be charged for the driving range - $10.00
10. Residents will not be allowed on the tee before their Tee Time and do not have access to the Club House.
Town of Cortlandt Purple Heart Veteran’s Memorial
(located at Cortlandt Town Hall, 1 Heady Street, Cortlandt Manor, New York)
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HUDSON HIGHLANDS GATEWAY PARK
Sprout Brook Road (Main) • Doris Lee Drive • Cortlandt Manor, NY 10567
SCENIC HUDSON
YOUR VALLEY, YOUR VOICE, YOUR FUTURE
We hope you enjoy visiting Hudson Highlands Gateway Park. This and other
significant Hudson Valley landscapes are protected by the Scenic Hudson Land
Trust with the support of the Lila Acheson and DeWitt Wallace Fund for the
Hudson Highlands, created by the founders of Readers Digest Association, Inc.
Scenic Hudson also gratefully acknowledges those who helped make this park
a reality; Town of Cortlandt, Westchester County, New York-New Jersey Trail
Conference, New York State and many dedicated individuals who donated
their time, energy and financial support.
Visit other Scenic Hudson Parks nearby: Scenic Hudson Park at Irvington and
Habirshaw Park on the Hudson, Yonkers Both in Westchester County.
www.scenichudson.org/parks • E-mail: [email protected]
Please call or write to receive a free Adventure Guide to Scenic Hudson’s
Parks, Preserves and Trails.
Scenic Hudson works to protect and restore the Hudson River and its majestic
landscape as an irreplaceable national treasure and a vital resource for residents
and visitors. A crusader for the valley since 1963, today they are the largest
environmental group focused on the Hudson River Valley. Our team of experts
combines land acquisition, support for agriculture, citizen-based advocacy and
sophisticated planning tools to create environmentally healthy communities,
champion smart economic growth, open up riverfronts to the public and
preserve the valley’s inspiring beauty and natural resources.
Threatened twice by dense residential development, was protected in 1998
when a coalition of more than 35 groups representing homeowners, the
homeowners, the community, government agencies and several environmental
organizations united to preserve this 352-acre site. The Coalition to Preserve
the Hudson Highlands Gateway raised $6 million to buy the parcel. In May
2000, the Scenic Hudson Land Trust, the Town of Cortlandt and Westchester
County purchased the property.
A network of trails in the park exposes visitors to woodlands, streams, steep
slopes, bedrock outcroppings and meadows, revealing much human and
natural history and providing spectacular river views. This park is ecologically
significant because it is home to several; noteworthy ecosystems. The site’s
upland wetlands are crucial for many frogs and salamanders to survive. Several
different snake species use the prominent, east-facing cliffs of the park to warm
themselves in the sun. Also the park’s Westchester County location is in one of
the country’s three major bird migration corridors. Come spring hundreds of
thousands of birds fly over the park where they stop to rest and feed.
Since the property was acquired, the Hudson Highlands Gateway Task Force,
a group of concerned citizens - has been working with The Scenic Hudson
Land Trust, the Town of Cortlandt and New York-New Jersey Trail Conference
on issues including park improvements, illegal ATV use and assessing the
park’s natural resources.
Hudson Highlands Gateway Park is an ideal destination for an afternoon
or all-day outing. Recreational activities abound, including hiking, birding,
cross-country skiing, fishing and snowshoeing. Located at the southern end
of the fabled Hudson Highlands, the park once served as a Revolutionary War
lookout and now is open for public enjoyment.
Directions
Two parking areas are available; one is temporarily shared with Sprout Brook
Park, 0.3 miles from the intersection of Sprout Brook Road and Highland
Avenue, just past and on the same side as the athletic as the athletic fields.
Cross road and enter park through the gap in guardrail. Universally accessible
parking area is at the end of Doris Lee Drive (see map). Park on gravel in front
of fence.
Park Rules & Regulations
Please remember:
You are not only a visitor but also a steward of the land. For a safe and enjoyable
experience please observe the rules:
• The park is open dawn to dusk.
• Vehicles are permitted only in the designated parking areas.
• Stay within the posted property boundaries, and be considerate of other
visitors and adjoining property owners.
• Keep pets leashed; please clean up after them.
• Do not remove or destroy plants, wildlife or artifacts.
• Always hike with a friend.
The following are prohibited:
Motorized vehicles, camping, fires, alcohol, firearms, feeding wildlife,
smoking, dumping, swimming, metal detectors, mountain bikes and radios.
The preserve offers:
Hiking, birding, fishing in Annisville Creek, snowshoeing, cross-country
skiing and waterfowl observation.
Caution:
Deer ticks, which can transmit Lyme disease, are a growing problem. Take
precautions and check for ticks after leaving.
Description of Trails
Hudson Highlands Gateway Park has four trails, totaling more than 4.9 miles
that traverse the 352-acre site. There are many meandering, wooded roads
where one could easily get lost. Please stay on marked trails. The degree of
difficulty for the hiking trails ranges from easy to moderate. Trail users should
wear sturdy shoes and beware of loose rocks, holes and slippery surfaces.
(Red Trail)
Annsville Creek Trail 1 mile approx. 1 hr.
This trail starts at Doris Lee Drive and is universally accessible to the Pond
Overlook. It travels by Annisville Creek, which contains breeding trout
populations. Fishing is allowed. A sensitive wetland area surrounds the creek.
(Blue Trail)
Upland Trail 2 miles
A steep ascent through a meadow and mixed woods forest brings visitors to
a terrific view of the Hudson River. The remainder of the trail encompasses
rolling terrain that passes by many historic stonewalls.
(Yellow Trail)
Hudson Overlook Spur 0.6 miles
Distinguished by its scenic overlook, this trail also crosses a small stream that
is the outlet for a large wetland upslope.
(White Trail)
Vernal Pool Trail 1.6 miles
Beginning from the northernmost point of the Upland Trail, this trail works its
way up and along a ridgeline. As it descends it passes by a large vernal pool,
through a wetland and contains a number of steep slopes. Be cautions of wet
surfaces. The trail finishes along an old woods road and rejoins the Upland Trail.
Operating Hours: Open year-round, from dawn to dusk.
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STEVEN HEBERT MEMORIAL
SKATE PARK
OSCAWANA ISLAND
BOAT LAUNCH
Muriel H. Morabito Community Center
West Brook Drive, Cortlandt Manor, N.Y.
Oscawana boat launch is located on Cortlandt Street in Crugers.
A launching area for kayak’s and canoes; hiking trails that lead
out to the Hudson River. It was dedicated on October 4, 2004
by Cortlandt Town Supervisor and Town Board.
HOURS OF OPERATION:
The following hours are weather permitting. Rain, snow, or
temperatures below 35º will cause the park to close.
TENNIS COURTS
Monday – Sunday 10:00 a.m. – dusk - Skate Park may be
closed for repairs or maintenance – signs will be posted
Nets will be up on or about SATURDAY, MARCH 13 at the
following locations:
WINTER /SPRING –PARK CLOSED MID-DECEMBER
TO MID-MARCH
Charles J. Cook Park Courts
Lake Street Tennis Courts
Walter Panas H.S. Courts
Cortlandt Community Recreation Area
PLEASE NOTE: The Park is no longer supervised. Please
follow all posted rules and skate at your own risk.
2 Courts
6 Courts
6 Courts
1 Court
No Trespassing after park hours
HISTORIC TOLL HOUSE
Toll House is located on
Bear Mt. Road, Cortlandt Manor, NY
Toll House was dedicated on
September 22, 2002 and is a visitor center
with information about the Hudson Valley.
It is opened seasonally from May to November.
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TEEN ACTIVITIES
Cortlandt Youth & Recreation Center
3 Memorial Drive, Croton 10520
736-0498
Where you can enjoy our rock climbing wall, cooking/baking classes, learning
lab, arts & crafts room, video game room and enjoy watching your favorite show/
sporting event on our 52' flat screen television.
The Town of Cortlandt Youth Center Director, Katherine Sclafani and Assistant
Director, Offutt Porter, are available to all young people in our town for
conversation, information and referral. (914) 736-0498 or email: katherines@
townofcortlandt.com or [email protected]
Cortlandt Recreation is committed to providing a variety of programs that are
social, educational and fun for TEENS of all ages. All Cortlandt youth aged 11-18
(11 years only if you graduated from the fifth grade) are invited to stop by and
check it out.
HOLIDAY RECESS SCHEDULE
FOR THE YOUTH CENTER
YOUTH CENTER
REGULAR HOURS
Monday- Thursday 3:00- 8:30 pm (ages 11-18)
Friday 3:00-11:00 pm (ages 11-18)
Saturday 1:00-11:00 pm (ages 11-18)
Sunday 1:00-5:00 pm (Ages 7-10 only)
Friday, January 1 Closed
Monday, January 18
1:00-8:30 pm
February 15-19
March 24, 25, 28
April 22, 25, 26
1:00-8:30 pm (Friday open until 11:00)
Friday, May 27
1:00-11:00pm
Monday, May 30 Closed
DROP IN PROGRAM - Ages 11-18
Drop in activities include Cable TV, ping pong, games, arts & crafts center, weight and exercise room
(Supervised), outside basketball, pool tables, rock climbing and many more special programs.
Location:
Cortlandt Youth Center, 3 Memorial Drive, Croton
Day & Time: Monday thru Thursday - 3:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
Friday - 3:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m.
Saturday - 1:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m.
Sunday - 1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. (Ages 7-10 only w/parent supervision)
Fee: Free
Cortlandt Community Coalition
Help us keep our Community
Safe, Healthy and drug free.
Colleen Anderson, Coalition Coordinator
Call 914-734-1052 for more information
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YOUTH CENTER PROGRAMS
***YOUTH PROGRAMS AT THE
MORABITO COMMUNITY CENTER***
***YOUTH PROGRAMS AT HENDRICK
HUDSON HIGH SCHOOL***
CANTEEN (Ages 11-18)
Activities include open gym, basketball
Location: Murial H. Morabito Community Center
Day/Time: Tuesday – 7:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.
Day/Time: Wednesday – 7:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.
Day/Time: Friday – 8:00 p.m. – 10:30 p.m.
Fee:Free
OPEN GYM
Hendrick Hudson School District Residents Only (ages 11-18). Come
and join us for some free play basketball!
Location: Hendrick Hudson High School Gymnasium
Day:
Mondays – Ending June 13th
(No Program when school is closed.)
7:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.
Time:
Fee:Free
***PROGRAMS AT THE YOUTH CENTER***
Open to Croton, Lakeland, Hendrick Hudson High School Students.
***Middle School Students and their Parents/Guardians must sign a
Code of Conduct Agreement in order to participate in this program.
DJ NIGHTS
Stop in and enjoy some music, dancing and
contests with your friends. Donate a canned
good item for the V.A. Hospital and be intered
to win a themed gift basket!
Location: Cortlandt Youth & Recreation Center
3 Memorial Dr., Croton
Date: Friday, January 15th - New Year, New You, Wear your neon!
Saturday, January 30th - Snowflake Social, Wear your white!
Friday, February 13th - Valentines’ Soiree, Wear your reds
and pinks!
Saturday, March 18th - Irish Jig Wear your green!
Friday, April 1st “Fool’s” Dance - Wear your glow in the
dark clothing and accessories!
Saturday, April 16th – Rep. Your Team Nite, Wear your
favorite team apparel!
Friday, May 20th – It’s Spring, Do Ya Thang, Wear your
pastels!
Time: 7:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.
Fee:Free
All new participants must show proof of residency to utilize this program.
Call 736-0498 for more information.
***TEEN PROGRAMS AT THE C.U.E.***
THE TOWN OF CORTLANDT UPPER TEEN
ENTERTAINMENT CENTER (High School Students)
The C.U.E. is a free recreation program offered to ALL HIGH SCHOOL
STUDENTS who attend Croton, Hendrick Hudson, and Lakeland
schools, or a high school student who is a town resident. This program
offers a SAFE, SUPERVISED environment for your children who can
enjoy a myriad of activities while waiting to be picked up from the Town
Center. Join us on Friday and Saturday evenings at the Town Center.
Hang out with your friends, or enjoy playing pool, ping-pong, air
hockey, foosball, and many other games. Satellite TV and refreshments.
Location: Cortlandt Town Center
Day:
Friday and Saturday Evenings
Time:
7:30 p.m. – 11:30 p.m.
Fee:Free
MEAL DEAL MONDAYS
Hungry? Like a good deal? Love Pizza? Then join us every Monday
night for a pizza party.
Participants must pre-register by 4:30 p.m.
Days:
Mondays, Starting Date: January 19 through May 23
6:00 p.m. (pre-registration required by 4:30 p.m.)
Time:
Fee:
$2.00 for 2 slices each
WHERE ARE YOU COMING F.R.O.M.
(Freedom Raising Open Mic)
Not just an Open Mic, rather a stage for you to healthfully express
yourself. All forms of expression are allowed within respectful reason.
Bring your talent, your skill, but most of all be a teen taking a stand for
yourself, NO JUDGEMENT!!! If you have the courage to get up on
stage, this moment will be celebrated by your peers, WITH RESPECT!
Everyone gets a chance to be heard, seen or just BE themselves. You
must pre-register by Thursday before date of performance. Call 7360498 and leave your contact information.
Calling all:Dancers, Sculptors, Singers, Fashion Designers, Poets,
Painters, Musicians, Marital Artists, Comedians, Woodworkers, etc.
Location: C.U.E.
3131 E. Main Street (Cortlandt Town Center),
Mohegan Lake
Days:
Fridays
Dates:
January 22nd
February 19th March 18th
April 29th
May 20th
Time:
8:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.
Fee:
Free
MR. SOFTEE VISITS THE YOUTH CENTER
Youth will have the opportunity to enjoy a cold treat and buy ice cream
from the Mr. Softee Ice Cream Truck.
Location: Cortlandt Youth & Recreation Center,
Day: Fridays
Dates: April 8th through May 27th
Time: 7:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Fee: Prices vary
ROCK CLIMBING NIGHTS
Can you make it to the top? Stop by the youth center and try our rock
climbing wall to see if you have what it takes! Certified Adult Supervision
will be present at ALL times.
Dates & Tuesday - 5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Times: Wednesday - 5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Thursday - 5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Saturday - 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Sunday - 2:00 p.m.- 4:00 p.m. (ages 7-10)
*Pre-registration is required! Call Youth & Recreation Center at 736-0498 by Thursday*
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New Year, New You,
New Youth Center!!!
New Code of Conduct & Registration Application for
Youth Center Participants. All participants will be required
to re-register in order to utilize the facility.
The forms listed below can be found on pages ?? - ??
1. Youth Center Registration Form
2. Town of Cortlandt Youth Center Code of Conduct Contract
3. Rock Wall Waiver
Once completed by both the youth and their parent(s) the form can be dropped off at
the Youth Center, emailed to Katherine at [email protected] or mailed
to: Town of Cortlandt Recreation – Youth Center
1 Heady Street, Cortlandt Manor, NY 10567
 Thank you 
The Youth & Recreation Center is having an Open House on
Saturday and Sunday, January 30 & 31 from 1:00 – 5:00 p.m.
Come meet the new Youth Center Director, amazing staff, see the improvements
made to the Youth Center and check out what the Youth Center has to offer in 2016!!!
Learn about upcoming programs and events and help fill the suggestion box with program,
trip and services ideas. Already a regular and think you know the center and staff well?
Think again!
Join us at 3:30 p.m. for an UNFORGETTABLE 5 STAR PERFORMANCE!!!
Refreshments will be served.
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3 POINT BASKETBALL SHOOT OUT
DODGE BALL TOURNAMENT
Let’s shoot some hoops!!! Make your best shots or craziest shots to win
a prize!
Days:
Tuesday, April 26th
Wednesday, April 27th
Thursday, April 28th
Time:
2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Fee:Free
Youth will be put into teams for friendly competitive games of dodge ball.
Days:
Tuesday, April 5th
Thursday, April 7th
Fee:Free
***NEW*** EARTH DAY CELEBRATION
This land is YOUR land. This center is YOUR center. Come and give
back to the building you spend so much of YOUR time at and assist in
the outside beautification for spring. Dress to get dirty.
Day:
Friday, April 11th
Time:
1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Fee:Free
***NEW***BOARD GAME FRIEND-ZZY!
Gather your friends and head on over to the Youth Center for an evening
of games, laughter and prizes.
Days:
Friday, February 19th
Time:
7:30 p.m. – 9:30 p.m.
Fee:
Free
or
Thursday, March 24th
Days:
Time:
2:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Fee:Free
HOMEMADE FROM THE HEART
Come join us to make some Valentine’s Day crafts and cards. Perfect
opportunity to make something to give to the ones you love!
Day:Tuesday
Date:
February 9th
Time:
5:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.
Fee:Free
***NEW*** CAN JAM MADNESS
Youth will be put into teams for a friendly competitive game of Can Jam.
Days:
Tuesday, April 19th
Thursday, April 21st
Time:
4:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Fee:Free
KARAOKE NIGHT
Are you the next “American Idol”? Or maybe you are “The Voice”?
Come let your inner rock star shine!!!
Days:
Friday, March 5th
Friday, May 27th
5:00 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.
Time:
Fee:Free
***NEW*** CHALK MAKING
Gather your friends and head on over to the Youth Center to learn how to
make chalk of various styles and colors, including
glow-in-the-dark.
Days:
Thursday, February 18th
Time:
2:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Fee:Free
***NEW*** KICKBALL KRAZE
Youth will be put into teams for a friendly competitive game of kickball.
Days:
Tuesday, April 12th
Thursday, April 14th
Time:
4:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Fee:Free
COOKING WITH FRIENDS
What dish do you prepare well? Are you willing to share your sumptuous
sensation with friends? Then we have a kitchen ready for you to “get
your chef on” along with friends ready to taste it. *Advanced registration
required, along with recipe approval one week in advance. Participants
are responsible for bringing the ingredients for their dish. Please call the
Youth Center to register, 736-0498.
Days:Saturdays
Dates:
February 6th
May 14th
Fee:Free
*Participants bring their ingredients
LOOM DAY
Are you obsessed with everything Rainbow Loom? Do you love learning
how to make new designs and patterns? Maybe you are a beginner and
want to learn what it is all about. Come loom with us…you can create
anything from fabulous bracelets to adorable accessories.
Days:
Saturday, March 12th
Time:
2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Fee:
$5.00 (includes all materials)
****Pre registration is required- sign-up at the Youth Center or call 914
736-0498.****
DAZZLING DIVA SPA DAY
Ladies, come and enjoy an afternoon of self-pampering, glitz and
glamour.
Days:
Tuesday, February 16th
Friday, March 25th
Tuesday, April 26th
Fee:Free
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PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT COURSES
***NEW*** TRIPLE M: MOVIE MADNESS MARATHON
It’s cold out there and what’s better to do on a cold winter’s eve than
watch a marathon of your favorite movies? Join us for an evening of
movies, laughter and treats! Dinner and popcorn will be provided.
Days:Saturdays
Dates:
January 9th – Chick Flicks
February 20th - Comedies March 26th - Action
April 9th - Fantasy
Time:
4:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.
Fee:$5
AMERICAN RED CROSS – BABYSITTING SKILLS
COURSE (Ages 11-14)
Nicole Chiarella, Instructor
Students will become fully prepared to baby-sit. Instruction includes
responsibilities of the sitter, handling emergencies, simple first aid,
feeding, diapering, bedtime and playing. All youngsters will receive
a certificate of competition. This program is also suitable for children
who may not be quite ready to baby-sit, but who want to be left alone.
Please bring a baby-sized doll and a lunch.
Course Number:615-1W – Please use number when registering
Day:
Saturday, April 2nd
Time:
9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Fee:
Fee includes cost of all materials
***Pre-registration is necessary - please use course number when
registering & Pre-School / Youth Registration form in back of
brochure.
WHERE ARE YOU COMING F.R.O.M.
(Freedom Raising Open Mic)
Not just an Open Mic, rather a stage for you to healthfully express
yourself. All forms of expression are allowed within respectful reason.
Bring your talent, your skill, but most of all be a teen taking a stand for
yourself, NO JUDGEMENT!!! If you have the courage to get up on
stage, this moment will be celebrated by your peers, WITH RESPECT!
Everyone gets a chance to be heard, seen or just BE themselves.
Calling all: Dancers, Sculptors, Singers, Fashion Designers, Poets,
Painters, Musicians, Martial Artists, Comedians, Woodworkers, etc.
Days: Wednesdays
Dates:
January 6th & 20th
February 3rd & 17th March 2nd & 16th
April 13th & 27th
May 11th & 25th
Time:
6:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
Fee:Free
***Pre-registration is required! Call Youth & Recreation Center @
736-0498 by Tuesday***
YOUTH CPR AND FIRST AID CERTIFICATION
(Ages 10-17)
Nicole Chiarella, Instructor
Day:
Saturday, February 27th
Time:
10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Fee:
brochure.
***NEW*** DIGITAL PHOTO BOOK
Is your phone full of pictures of you with your friends, family and
pets? Want to create a keepsake item of these precious memories?
Then this is a class for you. Join us in the Learning Lab to design your
personalized photo book. Maybe give it to your BFF as a birthday gift
or to your mom for Mother’s Day! Participants must sign-up for the
entire eight week session to complete their book.
Days:Tuesdays
Dates:
March 1st – April 19th (8 sessions)
5:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.
Time:
Fee:
$65 with ID/$70 without ID includes photobook,
shipping and light snacks
brochure.
OVER, UNDER, AROUND – OBSTACLE COURSE
10 Obstacles, challenges and endless FUN!!! Prizes for fastest time.
Days:Saturdays
Dates:
April 16th
May 21st
Time:
2:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Fee:Free
***NEW*** VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT
Youth will be put into teams for a friendly competitive game of volleyball.
Days:
Tuesday, May 3rd
Wednesday, May 4th
Thursday, May 5th
Time:
4:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Fee:Free
***NEW*** EXPRESSIVE PEN
Tap into your inner author and come enjoy a weekly writing class.
This class will offer fun writing exercises to help get your creative
juices flowing. Free expression, no judgement. Last two classes type
up your favorite pieces and create a portfolio. Fee includes writing
materials and light snacks.
Days:Thursdays
Dates:
January 14th – March 31st (12 sessions)
Time:
5:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Fee:
brochure.
YOUTH CENTER TRIPS
A NIGHT OF BASEBALL RIVALRIES
Are you a NY Yankee fan OR a Boston Red Sox fan? Here’s your chance
to see the teams battle it out. Meet us at the youth center as we travel
via Metro North to Yankee Stadium. Fee covers ticket only. Youth must
bring money to cover cost of train travel and any food/gift at stadium.
Permission slip is required. ***Pre-registration is required***
Location: Yankee Stadium (departs and arrives at Metro North
Cortlandt on Memorial Drive)
Day:
Saturday, May 7
Time:
TBD (evening game)
Fee:
$30 per ticket
Use Pre-School/Youth application in back of this brochure and
mail with permission slip found on page 85.
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February Break
March Break
Monday, 15th
Meal Deal Mondays, 6 p.m.
 Join us for a pizza party, fee $2 for 2 slices.
Registration required by 4:30 p.m.
Thursday, 24th
Board Game Friend-zzy! 2 – 4 p.m.
 Grab your friends and head down to the YC
for an afternoon of fun, laughter and prizes.
Tuesday, 16th
Dazzling Diva Spa Day, 2 - 4 p.m.
 Join us for an afternoon of pampering!
Friday, 25th
Wednesday, 17th
Weight Training 5 – 6 p.m.
 Learn techniques to strengthen and tone
your body!
Saturday, 26th
Triple M: Movie Madness Marathon 4 – 10 p.m.
 Gather for a marathon of your favorite
Action movies. Snacks and dinner will be
served.
 $5 fee, registration required by Thursday for
dinner. Call 914-736-0498.
Open Mic 6:30 – 8 p.m.
 All forms of expression welcome and
encouraged, NO JUDGEMENT!
Thursday, 18th
Chalk Making, 2 – 4 p.m.
 Learn how to make chalk of various textures
and colors including glow-in-the-dark!
April Break
Friday, 22nd
Earth Day Celebration 1 – 4 p.m.
 Join the YC staff in the outside
beautification of the Youth Center.
Friday, 19th
Weight Training 5 – 6 p.m.
 Learn techniques to strengthen and tone
your body!
Saturday, 23rd
Home Alone Course 3:30 – 5:30 p.m.
 Learn important information and skills to
keep you safe when you are home alone.
Board Game Friend-zzy! 7:30 – 9:30 p.m.
 Grab your friends and head down to the YC
for a night of fun, laughter and prizes.
Monday, 25th
Meal Deal Mondays
 Join us for a pizza party, fee $2 for 2 slices.
Registration required by 4:30 p.m.
Tuesday, 26th
3 Point Shoot Out
Make your best and/or craziest shoots to win a prize.
Saturday, 20th
Triple M: Movie Madness Marathon 4 – 10 p.m.
 Gather for a marathon of your favorite
Comedy movies. Snacks and dinner will be
served.
 $5 fee, registration required by Thursday for
dinner. Call 914-736-0498.
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Mission: To work together, move forward, make a difference and have FUN.
A.S.A.P. Leaders’ Code
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Lead with positivity
Focus on the
solution
Always include
others
Commitment
before ego
Respect the House
Always leave any
space better than
when you entered
Have FUN, not at
the expense of
others
A.S.A.P. Club Benefits
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Have a say in planning events
and activities at the Youth
Center
Feel good about making a
difference
Discounts on any fee based
activities
Community Service hours for
school or religious needs
Food passes for Family Fun
Day
Letters of recommendation
Have Fun
A.S.A.P. Meeting Dates
Fridays, 6:00 – 7:00 p.m.
 January 8
 January 22
 February 12
 February 26
 March 11
 March 25
 April 8
 April 22
 May 13
 May 27
For an application and more information contact Offutt
at 736-0498 or [email protected]
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5th GRADE FUN CLUB
HOME ALONE (Ages 10-14)
Katherine Sclafani, Instructor
This program will provide each child with the essentials needed
when they are home without adult supervision. Discussion will cover
first aid, telephone and door answering, activity plans, encountering
emergencies and more! Advance registration required, call the Youth
Center at 736-0498.
Day:
Saturday, April 23rd
Time:
3:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m.
Fee:
Free – Advanced registration required
The fifth grade fun club program allows participants to be in a safe,
structured environment after school while challenging themselves
with a variety of games, activities and special projects. During this
time, these children get acclimated as to what the Town of Cortlandt
Youth & Recreation Center has to offer. A BBQ marks the end of fun
club for these participants and are then able to come to the center and
enjoy all of our programs on a daily basis. Participants are bussed on
the days listed below from their school by Henderick Hudson School
District to the Youth Center. It is the Parents responsibility to pick the
child at 5:00 p.m.
*Check out the registration form in the brochure on the next page*
· This program is free and offers indoor game tables such as
foosball, ping pong, air hockey and pool tables as well as a Wii
gaming station, 52” TV, homework room (with help if needed), art
room and outdoor activities.
· Once your child is registered, it does not mean they have to come
every single week. If a child can not make it for any reason, they
are still welcome for the remainder of the weeks.
· If your child is to carpool or be picked up other than a parent or a
guardian, please call 736-0498 or send in a note.
· On Friday, May 6th there will be a BBQ for BV, FGL & FWS.
After this event, students will be able to participate in our regularly
scheduled programming.
· If your child has any allergies or individual concerns, please
contact Katherine at 736-0498.
· There are vending machines for snacks and drinks. The machines
take one dollar bills and coins. The staff does not have change.
· Your child may bring a snack to Fun Club.
· The Youth Center is NOT RESPONSIBLE for any personal
belongings brought to the center or left at the center during
program.
Day:
Tuesdays - Furnace Woods School
Wednesdays - Frank G. Lindsey
Thursdays - Buchanan Verplanck
Dates:
February 2nd – May 5th
Time:
School Dismissal - 5:00 p.m.
Fee:Free
**Application can be found in back of this brochure**
MAKING DECISIONS
Katherine Sclafani, Instructor
As you get older, you will need to make more and more decisions on
your own. Some decisions may be difficult; you will need to be aware
of the people or things around you that can influence your decisions.
Come join us to learn a strategic method that will help you make the
best possible decisions. Pre-registration required. Free pizza for all
participants.
3 Memorial Drive, Croton
Monday, March 14
Date:
Time:5:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Fee:Free
*Must register in advance by calling the Youth Center at 736-0498*
WEIGHT TRAINING
The goal of the weight room is to provide safe, effective physical
activity to help get kids moving today. Participants can work on
weight loss, toning up, muscle building, and increasing endurance. All
weight trainings will be done under adult supervision.
Days:
Every Wednesday & Alternating Mondays & Fridays
Dates:
January 4th – May 23rd
Time:
5:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Fee:Free
WELCOME ABOARD LUAU
For the 5th grade graduates only!!!! Cortlandt Youth Center will host
a special LUAU themed BBQ for fifth grade graduates to familiarize
them with our Youth Center and numerous fun filled programs.
Day:
Friday, May 6th
Time:
6:30 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.
Fee:Free
Using strength based programs, participants will learn how to increase their wellness and
demonstrate positive behaviors when it comes to physical activity, sports participation,
positive images and increase personal goal setting to enhance healthy habits and positive
self-identity in youth. Visit or call the Youth Center for more information, 736-0498.
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Are you looking for a location to hold a meeting or work on a project?
The Cortlandt Youth Center Invites you to utilize our facility!
Avaiable Monday – Thursday from 5 p.m. – 8 p.m.
Saturday and Sunday from 1:30 p.m. – 5 p.m.
For more information contact Katherine
at 736-0498 or [email protected]
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The Youth Center is available to rent on Saturdays and Sundays from
1:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. for children ages 7 and older. Host up to 20 of your
child’s friends, where they can play ping pong, air hockey, pool, foosball
and climb the rock wall while enjoying cake and presents too!
For more information contact Katherine
at 736-04 98 or [email protected]
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YOUTH EMPLOYMENT
NOR WEST REGIONAL RECREATION SERVICES
PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT – YEAR ROUND
Nor-West offers employment to students ages 16 and up, working with children and adults, Good working experience for persons
interested in working in the Human Services or Special Education fields. Make you own work schedule, flexible hours. Call NorWest for an application 737-4797.
YOUTH EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
Marie Zavaglia, Coordinator/ Joyce Lettis, Asst. Coordinator
EMPLOYERS: Youth Employment Service has capable young people residing in the Town of Cortlandt, looking for work. If you
have any openings, either around home or in your business, remember Y.E.S.
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS: Looking for work, register with Y.E.S.
HENDRICK HUDSON H.S.: Y.E.S. 275-5881 – located in the library entrance.
YOUTH CENTER JOB BOARD: CHECK FOR JOB LISTINGS
A 24-hour answering service is being maintained at Hendrick Hudson High School for both Hendrick Hudson and Walter Panas
High School students at 275-5881. Call anytime and leave your name and telephone number and your call will be returned.
YOUTH EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
Mail-in Registration Form to 1 Heady St., Cortlandt Manor, NY 10567
Name: ____________________________________________________________________________________________
Address: ___________________________________________________________________________________________
Phone:______________________________________________________________________________________________
Parents Name:_______________________________________________________________________________________
Types of jobs that you are interested in doing (example: Babysitting, pet sitting, yard work, snow shoveling, etc.).
___________________________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________________________
I am the parent/guardian of the above named person and hereby give the Cortlandt Parks and Recreation Department
permission to place my child on the Youth Employment Referral list. In so doing, I hereby release and waive the Cortlandt
Parks and Recreation Department, the Town of Cortlandt from any liability for injury or damage to person or property that
my arise from my child’s name being placed on this list. I understand that it is a referral list; open to the public and that it is
my/my child’s responsibility to negotiate terms and conditions for employment
_______________________________________________________
______________________
Signature (of Parent/Guardian applicant under 18)
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Non-Residents are only accepted to fill up programs 1 week prior to start of program.
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ACTIVITY NAME
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FIRST
LAST
ADDRESS
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STATE
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WORK
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LAST
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PARTICIPANT'S NAME
FIRST
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ZIP CODE
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SEX
CELL
)
D.O.B.
I.D.
NUMBER
NON-RESIDENTS: Add 20% Sur-Charge to Higher rate for all programs registered for.
Non-Residents are only accepted to fill up programs 1 week prior to start of program.
SEPARATE CHECKS
FOR ALL PROGRAMS.
MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO and MAIL TO:
1 HEADY STREET
65
TOTAL
FEE
ACTIVITY NAME
TOTAL
$
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Cortlandt Youth & Recreation Center
3 Memorial Drive, Croton
 The 5th Grade Fun Club runs February 2nd – May 5th.
 Time: After school – 5:00 p.m.
 Participants will be bussed from their school to the Youth Center.
 Tuesdays: Furnace Woods
 Wednesday: Frank G. Lindsey
 Thursdays: Buchanan Verplank
 Pre-registration is required. Please complete the permission slip below and return it to your child’s
school by Friday, January 29th.
 Each day of participation your child must bring a note to class to confirm his/her attendance.
 If a participant becomes disruptive for any length of time they will be asked to leave.
 All parents/guardians must be readily available during program hours for prompt pick-up.
For more information please contact Katherine at 736-0498.
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5th Grade Fun Club Permission Slip; Cortlandt Youth & Recreation Center
(Must be completed for each participant and submitted by Friday, January 29th.)
I give permission for __________________________________________ my son/daughter, to take
the bus from ______________________________ Elementary School to the Youth & Recreation
Center for the 5th Grade Fun Club. I UNDERSTAND I MUST PROVIDE TRANSPORTATION FOR PICK-UP
AT 5:00 P.M. Please see attached Youth Center Code of Conduct and Rock Wall Waiver.
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Parent/Guardian Signature
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Date
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Parent/Guardian Printed Name
______________________
Cell Phone
______________________
Home Phone
_____________________________
Emergency Contact Name
______________________
Cell Phone
______________________
Home Phone
(Emergency Contact must be able to pick-up your child if you are running more than 10 minutes late).
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THE TOWN OF CORTLANDT YOUTH AND RECREATION CENTER
3 MEMORIAL DRIVE, CROTON-ON-HUDSON
914-736-0498
I hereby acknowledge and accept and agree that the sport of rock climbing and the use of the Climbing Wall involve
inherent risks. I received full information regarding the Climbing Wall and The Town of Cortlandt Youth and
Recreation Center and had the opportunity to ask any questions that I wished. I have examined the Climbing Wall and
have full knowledge of the nature and extent of all the risks associated with rock climbing and the use of the Climbing
Wall, including, but not limited to:
a. All manner of injury resulting from my falling off or from the Climbing Wall and hitting the floor, wall faces,
people or rope projections, whether permanently or temporarily in place;
b. Rope abrasion, entanglement and other injuries resulting from activities on or near the Climbing Wall,
including, but not limited to, climbing, belaying, rappelling, lowering on ropes, rescue systems, and any other
rope techniques;
c. Injuries resulting from the actions or omissions of others including, but not limited to, falling climbers or
dropped items, such as, but not limited to, ropes, climbing hardware, wall parts or personal effects;
d. Cuts and abrasions resulting from skin contact with the Climbing Wall or any other surface;
e. Failure or misuse of ropes, slings, harnesses, climbing holds, anchor points, or any part of the Climbing Wall;
f. Failure to follow The Town of Cortlandt’s employee's instructions or failure to ask for information or assistance.
I further acknowledge that the above list is not inclusive of all possible risks associated with the use of the Climbing
Wall and I agree that such list in no way limits the extent or reach of this Assumption of Risk, Release and
Indemnification. If I see or hear anything that I feel is questionable or dangerous, it is my responsibility to ask or
inform The Town of Cortlandt employees until corrected or satisfactorily answered.
I also agree to release and discharge The Town of Cortlandt and all of its employees, or other entities that might have
any liability to me (the “Released Parties”), from and against any and all damages, actions, claims and liabilities,
whether known or unknown, anticipated or unanticipated, suspected or unsuspected, relating to or arising from any
activity, occurrence, or event involving the Facility or The Town of Cortlandt. This Release is intended to release and
discharge the Released Parties from all damages, actions, claims and liabilities of any nature, specifically including,
but not limited to, damages, actions, claims and liabilities arising from or related to the negligence of the Released
Parties. I further agree to indemnify, hold harmless, and defend The Town of Cortlandt from and against any loss,
damage, liability and expense, including costs and attorneys’ fees, incurred by The Town of Cortlandt as a result of
my using the Facility or participating in any activity sponsored by or involving The Town of Cortlandt.
The laws of the State of New York shall govern the rights and obligations of the parties to this Release and the
interpretation, construction, and enforceability thereof. I agree that any lawsuit brought against any Released Parties
shall be brought solely in the New York State Supreme Court.
I HEREBY VOLUNTARILY WAIVE ANY RIGHT I MAY HAVE TO A TRIAL BY
JURY IN ANY ACTION, PROCEEDING, OR LITIGATION INVOLVING
ANY RELEASED PARTY.
THIS RELEASE IS A BINDING LEGAL CONTRACT.
PLEASE READ IT CAREFULLY BEFORE SIGNING.
**Can obtain a copy of this waiver at the Cortlandt Youth & Recreation Center**
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*Please print all of the required information legibly*
Today's Date_____________
Participant name (please print) _________________________________________
Date of Birth_________________
Street Address__________________________________ City_________________________
Home Telephone Number________________________________
Work Telephone Number_________________________________
Email Address (optional)_________________________________
Signature of Participant __________________________________
TO BE SIGNED IF PARTICIPANT IS A MINOR
I represent that I am the parent or legal guardian of the above named individual and hereby consent to
the individual using the Facility and participating in other activities sponsored by The Town of
Cortlandt. In consideration for The Towns allowing the above named individual to use the Facility
and participate in the other activities, I agree, personally and on behalf of the individual, to be bound
by the terms and conditions of this Release. I further agree to indemnify, hold harmless and defend
The town of Cortlandt from and against any loss, damage, liability and expense, including costs and
attorneys’ fees, incurred by The Town of Cortlandt as a result of the above named individual using
the Facility or participating in any other activity involving The Town of Cortlandt.
THIS RELEASE IS A BINDING LEGAL CONTRACT, PLEASE READ IT CAREFULLY
BEFORE SIGNING.
*Please print all of the required information legibly*
Date___________________
Printed name of Parent or Court-Appointed Legal Guardian
____________________________________________________________
Home Telephone Number____________________________________
Work / Cell Telephone Number_______________________________
Signature of Parent or Court-Appointed Legal Guardian
__________________________________________________________
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TOWN OF CORTLANDT YOUTH & RECREATION CENTER
CODE OF CONDUCT CONTRACT 2016
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Town of Cortlandt
Youth Center
2016
Field Trip Permission Slip
(one permission slip per child per trip is needed)
Child’s Last Name: _________________________Child’s First Name: ________________________
Child’s Date of Birth: ________________________
Mother’s Name and Phone Number: ______________________________________________
Father’s Name and Phone Number: _______________________________________________
Home Address: ________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________
E-mail: _______________________________________________________________________
Emergency Contact (other than parent):___________________________________________
Emergency Contact Phone Number: ______________________________________________
Allergies (list): ________________________________________________________________
Field Trip:
I give permission, in case of injury, to take my child to a hospital for treatment, to include
evaluation of injuries, x-rays, and needed care. My signature below also gives permission for my
child to participate in the above circled field trip. I understand that my child will accompany the
Town of Cortlandt Department of Recreation and Conservation and its Youth Center employees
on this trip.
Parent/Guardian Signature: _________________________________________________
Date: _________________
**The Town does not provide accident insurance.
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CORTLANDT DOG PARK REGISTRATION
MAIL TO:
1 Heady Street
Cortlandt Manor, NY 10567
NAME OF DOG OWNER: ____________________________________________________________________
ADDRESS: ________________________________________________________________________________
TELEPHONE #:_____________________________WORK NUMBER/CELL NUMBER: ___________________
E-MAIL ADDRESS:__________________________________________________________________________
NAME OF DOG(S):__________________________________________________________________________
DATE OF VACCINATION EXPIRATION(S):_______________________________________________________
DOG LICENSE #:___________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________________
Owner’s Signature (print and sign)
Date
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TOWN OF CORTLANDT DEPARTMENT OF RECREATION AND CONSERVATION
“EMPLOYMENT APPLICATION - Please Fill in Completely
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11 Frank G. Lindsey Elementary School
12 Furnace Dock Lake
13 Furnace Woods Elementary School
14 George Washington Elementary School
15 Hendrick Hudson High School
16 Hudson Highlands Gateway Park
17 Lake Meahagh Park
18 Lake Street Tennis Courts
19 Lents Cove Park
20 Letteri Field
21 Lincoln Titus Elementary School
22 Lynwood Gardens Field
23 Muriel H. Morabito Community Center
24 Old Pond Park
25 Old Toddville School Little League Field
26 Oscawana Island Nature Preserve
27 Roller Hockey Rink
28 Sprout Brook Ball Fields and Soccer Field
29 Sprout Brook Park
30 St. Columbanus Little League Field
31 Steamboat Park
32 Steven H. Hebert Memorial Skate Park
33 Sunset Park and Playground
34 Tommy Thurber Playground
35 Van Cortlandtville Elementary School
36 Verplanck Schoolhouse Community Center
37 Walter Panas High School
38 Westchester County Sportsman Center
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2016 Winter Spring Recreation Program Brochure

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