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Your Parks & Recreation Activity Guide
July - December 2016
FROM THE MAYOR’S DESK
Summer is Here!
While we finally enjoyed a mild winter there is nothing better than summer in central Ohio.
The skies have cleared, the sun has risen and it is time to celebrate the season.
In his book, “Twelve Moons of the Year” Hal Borland wrote, “July is the first real month of
summer, the pause toward which all the haste and energy of spring were hurrying us. The
pressure eases, now in all growing things; and man is invited to ease his pressures too.”
I invite you to enjoy the season by taking part in some of the wonderful programs our Parks &
Recreation Program has to offer. From adult sports leagues to youth arts; from sports to
leisure, our Parks catalog has it all. Make the most of this season by getting and staying
active.
Let me also take this opportunity to say how proud I am to be your Mayor. I invite you to stop
by¸ call or e-mail me with your thoughts and concerns. On behalf of my staff at City Hall, I wish
you a happy, safe and wonderful summer.
Brad McCloud, Mayor
City Offices and Services Directory
Municipal Building
7232 East Main Street , Reynoldsburg, Ohio 43068
Hours: Monday-Friday 8:00am-5:00pm
www.ci.reynoldsburgy.oh.us
Mayor’s Office
322-6809
Auditor’s Office
322-6801
Parks & Recreation
322-6806
City Attorney Office
322-6803
Planning Administrator
322-6829
Building Department
322-6802
Police Department
322-6622
City Council
322-6805
Safety/Service/Disaster
322-6810
City Engineer
322-6884
Street Department
322-5800
Computer Systems
322-6883
Water & Sewer
322-4500
Court
322-6804
Chamber of Commerce
866-4753
Development
322-6807
Visitor’s and Activities Bureau
866-4888
Human Resources
322-6808
TTY/TDD Info. Phone Line
322-6816
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Main Offices
7232 East Main Street
Reynoldsburg, OH 43068
Phone: (614) 322-6806
www.ci.reynoldsburg.oh.us
Office Hours:
Monday through Friday
8:00am—5:00pm
Senior Center
1520 Davidson Drive
Reynoldsburg, OH 43068
Phone: (614) 866-5890
Parks and Recreation Staff
Donna Bauman, Director
Chris Skidmore, Recreation Superintendent
Brian McGuire, Parks Maintenance Superintendent
Andy Evans, Crew Leader
Ryan Lauber, Horiculturist
Michelle Brennan, Administrative Assistant
Judy Doran, Senior Center Director
Kristin Hampton-Harmon, Farm Market Manager
Recreation Commission
Steve Donahue: Chair
Ryan Phillips: Co-Chair
Joe Koebel: Senior Citizens
Representataive
Dawn McCloud: Reynoldsburg
Schools Representative
Teresa Smith
Not Pictured: Joe Koebel
How to Register for Your Program or Sport
Online:
Be sure to “Like” our Facebook Page!
Go to the City of Reynoldsburg Parks & Recreation Website at
www.ci.reynoldsburg.oh.us/departments/parks-and-recreation and click on the Blue
Sombrero icon. You will be guided through the process to set up a family account and
register for your sports program(s). Please note: Blue Sombrero online registration is
available for team sports and some camps and programs, too!
When registering through Blue Sombrero please know and understand that ALL orders
that have been created and not cashed out will be cancelled (72) hours from their time
of submittal.
In person: Pick up a registration form at the Parks & Recreation office (7232 East Main
Street) or online at www.ci.reynoldsburg.oh.us and bring the completed form and
payment to the Auditor’s Office, Monday - Friday between 8:00am and 5:00pm.
By mail: Mail your completed registration form and payment to:
Reynoldsburg Parks & Recreation Department
7232 East Main Street, Reynoldsburg, OH 43068.
Drop Box: Drop your payment & completed registration form in the drop box located at
the flag pole at City Hall.
Program Low Enrollment Cancellation Policy: All classes must have a minimum number of students in
order to be held. When a class/program is canceled due to low enrollment or other circumstances,
you will be offered a full refund. Registration for programs (art, dance, drama, tumbling) closes 48
hours prior to the start date.
Late Fee Policy: Registrations taken after a program registration deadline will be assessed a $10 late
fee.
Program Participant Cancellation Policy: If, prior to the start of a program, participants cancel their
registration, they will receive a refund less a $7.00 administrative charge.
Kennedy (JFK) Park
Livingston House and Park
1792 Graham Road
Kennedy Park has ball diamonds, playground
equipment and a gazebo with picnic tables,
restroom facilities, bike path, skate park, and 4
tennis courts. .56 Mile of Blacklick bike path /
walking trail runs through JFK Park connecting
this park with Huber Park. 26 Acres.
This historic landmark was the home of
Alexander W. Livingston, founder of the
Paragon variety of the tomato. The park is in a
country setting with the beautifully restored
Livingston House, gardens, walkway and
playground equipment. Private tours can be
arranged. 5 Acres.
Old Rodebaugh Park
Rodebaugh Road
This neighborhood park is equipped with
playground equipment, picnic tables and a grill.
4 Acres.
New Rodebaugh Park
Take a right off of Waggoner
Open space and .22 Miles of walking path
connecting New Rodebaugh neighborhood to
Waggoner Middle School. 22 Acres.
Pine Quarry Park
Huber Park
This park, in a wooded natural setting, has
paths located throughout for your walking
enjoyment. 39 Acres.
1520 Davidson Drive
Huber Park has 5 ball diamonds, playground,
bike path, restroom facilities and it is bordered
by beautiful Blacklick Creek. .68 Mile of
Blacklick bike path / walking trail runs through
Huber Park connecting JFK Park (Main Street)
with Livingston Ave. 42 Acres.
Kingsley Drive-Greentree Development
Skate Park
Our Skate Park, located within Kennedy Park,
includes a variety of challenges for kids of all
ages to try out their boarding skills.
Civic Park
6800 Daugherty Drive
Civic Park has 4 adult softball diamonds,
playground, basketball court, soccer fields,
restroom facilities and a concession stand, as
well as natural areas, paths, and a 1.1 Mile bike
path / walking trail encompass the entire Civic
Park connecting Windriver neighborhood with
Daugherty Drive. 137 Acres.
Facility Rental Information -
For detailed information regarding deposits, additional requirements, and tournament packages
(under forms on the website)
please contact the Parks & Recreation Department at (614) 322-6806.
JFK Park
Gazebo Rental (R/NR): $28/$31
Athletic Field Rental (R/NR): $25/$50
(per 2 hour block)
Civic Park
Rental (R/NR): $25/$50
Huber Park
Rental (R/NR): $25/$50
(per 2 hour block)
(per 2 hour block)
Deposit (R/NR): $100/$250
Gazebo Deposit: $50
Athletic Field Deposit (R/NR): $100/$250
Deposit (R/NR): $100/$250
Tournament
Packages available.
Tourna
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The Spotlight
Stephen M.
Cicak
Della
Dresbach
Della works at the
Senior Center in
the evenings and
on Saturdays.
How long have you been with Parks and
Recreation? 1 week
Education? Graduated from Valley High School
Family? Husband, Jeff and children, Austin and
Bethany
What is your favorite recreational activity and
why? Bingo. I have always loved playing Bingo.
Favorite sport or team: My family and I always
watch the Super Bowl and have a party each
year.
Hobby: I like to play cards. Euchre.
Are you from this area? If so, how long? Yes,
almost 22 years.
How long have you been on Reynoldsburg City
Council? I was sworn in on December 30, 2015. I
began my term on January 1, 2016.
Education? I am a 1984 graduate of
Reynoldsburg High School. I attended Penn
State. I graduated from The USF & G School of
Insurance and the US Army Field Artillery School
in Ft. Sill, Oklahoma.
Family you would like to share? I am married to
Tricia Cicak and we have a son, Nicholas, and a
two-year old Grandson named Kayden.
What is your favorite recreational activity & why?
My favorite recreational activity is walking with
my wife in Civic Park. We have three dogs that
enjoy and need the exercise and I enjoy taking
pictures of the changing seasons.
Favorite sport or team: Swimming. I love that
everyone on the team gets to compete. Favorite
team: Purple and Gold, The Raiders.
What do you love most about the great state of
Ohio? The changing seasons.
Hobby: I have many interests. I enjoy reading
and travel.
Anything else you would like to share? I have
one pet, a Cocker Spaniel named Jasmine.
Are you from this area? If so, how long? My family
moved to Reynoldsburg in 1972 just prior to first
grade at Rosehill Elementary. We moved from
the Pocono Mountains of PA. I remember asking
my parents if the people here spoke English.
Learn more about the
Senior Center of
Reynoldsburg (SCOR)
where Della works by
visiting page 16 of this
booklet!
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Ohio? Ohio has such a fascinating history and
areas of attraction - the Great Lakes, Hocking
Hills, The Ohio River, Amish Country, The Air Force
Museum, Downtown Columbus, Cincinnati and
even Cleveland. Our festivals and our people are
diverse and I enjoy all of it.
Anything else you would like to share? I have
spent months touring and looking at the effects
that top rated aquatic/community centers have
on their communities. I firmly believe that we
need to look at this project and others as an
investment in our future and plan accordingly.
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Steve Donahue
Dawn McCloud
How long have you been
on the Parks and
Recreation
Commission? I have
been serving since
2010.
How long have you been
on the Parks and
Recreation Commission?
I have been on the Parks
and Recreation
Commission since the
Fall.
What is your Job Title?
Retired after 38 years
as Vice President & Sr.
Business Banker with PNC Bank.
What is your role Job Title? Principal of
Reynoldsburg High School (HS)2 Academy.
Education? B.S. degree in Finance from The
Ohio State University in 1978.
Education: Bachelor’s Degree from The Ohio
State University in Elementary Education and
a Master’s in Leadership in Education
Administration from Capella University.
Family you would like to share? Married to
LaChanda. Daughter, Natalie (34) and son,
Scott (27) are both graduates of RHS and OSU
and are enjoying successful careers.
Family you would like to share: I am a wife and
mother of three teens and two fur babies.
why? Bowling! I’ve bowled since I was 12
years old. I average 200 and I have bowled
four 300 games in league play.
why? While there is little time right now to do
this, I enjoy hiking and kayaking. I like listening
to the sounds of nature. It brings me peace.
Favorite sport or team? Huge fan of all OSU
sports teams.
Favorite sport or team? I love football and
baseball. I am a fan of the Buckeyes, the
Steelers, and the Los Angeles Angels.
Hobby? Besides bowling, I enjoy traveling
and volunteer work. I’ve been a Kiwanian for
35 years and also deliver Meals on Wheels.
Are you from this area? If so, how long? Born
and raised on the South Side of Columbus.
Moved to Reynoldsburg 28 years ago.
What do you love most about the great state
of Ohio? The friendly people and the great
travel destinations.
Anything else you would like to share? After
many years of family enjoyment of the Parks
and Recreation programs, I decided to give
back to the community by serving on this
commission.
Hobby? I enjoy being creative with crafts,
decorating and cooking.
Are you from this area? If so, how long? I have
lived in Southern California; Cambridge, Ohio;
Phoenix, Arizona and Reynoldsburg. I have
spent a total of 15 years in Reynoldsburg.
Ohio? I love the beautiful scenery in Ohio.
There are so many beautiful state parks to
visit and each one is very unique!
Anything else you would like to share? I am
the school district representative on the
board. I share the wonderful things that
Parks and Recreation is doing with the
Administrators in the district so that they can
share with their students.
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Living Legacy Program
This program is designed to allow organizations or
individuals an opportunity to commemorate an event
through the perpetual growth of a tree. Modeled after
successful programs from across the country, the City of
Reynoldsburg LIVING LEGACY program can fit most any
need.
Form is downloadable on the website under “programs”.
The Reynoldsburg program invites you to:
•Establish a tradition
wedding
•Celebrate the birth of a child
•Memorialize a loved one
•Recognize the accomplishments of an
organization
•Commemorate a
•Valentine’s gift
•Celebrate a graduation
individual, group, or
Tree Planting Processes
The Parks & Recreation Department has numerous locations
throughout the city available for planting trees. To ensure a
healthy and adequate survival for a tree, the following guidelines are set forth:
•$200 per tree. The Parks & Recreation Department will require a 2’ - 3’ caliper tree.
•Once the selection of tree species is determined, the Parks & Recreation Department will order the
tree from a local nursery.
•The Parks & Recreation Department will plant the tree.
•A specific site may be requested and the staff will make every attempt to honor the request. In the
event no site is specified, or the donor’s request cannot be accommodated, the staff will determine a
planting site.
•The City will assume the maintenance of the tree.
•The tree will be planted in Reynoldsburg, on public land, including City owned facilities.
Acknowledgement
The Parks & Recreation Department will acknowledge the recipient in the following manner:
The recipient and location are remembered on a permanent standard plaque, designed and
fabricated by the City. The recipient/family will receive a certificate and a card acknowledging the
gift. The donors will be contacted prior to the planting of the tree.
Tree Selection
Depending on the location, various species of trees are available:
•Ginkgo
•Cockspur Hawthorne
•Maples (Sugar, Red, Hybrid)
•American Elm
•American Hop-Hornbeam
•Walnuts (Black, Butternut)
•Tulip Poplar
•American Hornbeam
•Hickories (Shagbark, Shellbark)
•Blackgum
•Sweet Gum
•Northern Catalpa
•Quaking Aspen
•Thornless Honeylocust
•Kentucky Coffeetree
•Yellowwood
•Flowering Dogwood
•Black Locust (“Purple Robe”)
•Tilia/Linden
•Eastern Redbud
•Oaks (Pin, Red, White, Swamp, Scarlet, Shingle,
Burr, Chnkapin, Willow, Schumard, Black)
Park Selection
•Civic Park
•Huber Park
6800 Daugherty Drive
•Livingston House Park
1792 Graham Road
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•John F. Kennedy Park
1600 Davidson Drive
•Pine Quarry Park
Kingsley DriveGreen tree Development
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•Senior Center
1520 Davidson Dr.
The Importance of Trees
*
Did you Know?
A large tree in the Midwest will provide $3,790 in environmental and other benefits over
its lifetime. That’s over a 250% return on investment!
Properly cared for, trees are valuable and growing assets worth over two and a half
times the investment. Trees produce benefits for us when we plant and nurture them in
our urban environments.
Healthy trees mean:
Healthy people
Each year, 100 large, mature street trees
•Remove 27 tons of carbon dioxide
•Remove 259 pounds of other air pollutants
•Catch about 216,200 gallons of rainwater
Healthy communities
Tree-filled neighborhoods
•Report lower levels of domestic violence
•Are safer and more sociable
•Reduce stress of body and mind
•Decrease need for medication, and speed recovery times
Homeowner savings
One well-placed large tree
•Provides average savings of $31 in home heating
costs each year
Better business
In tree-lined commercial districts, shoppers report
•More frequent shopping
•Longer shopping trips
•Willingness to pay more for parking
•Willingness to spend 12 percent more on goods
Higher property values
Trees increase the resale value of houses
•Each large front yard tree adds 1% to the sale price of a house
•Large specimen trees can add 10% to property value
*Information taken from Trees Pay Us Back in the Midwest Region;
United States Department of Agriculture, US Forest Service, Pacific Southwest Research Station
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Community Events
Community Clean Up Day
Date/Time: June 4 from 8:00am—3:00pm
Where: City Hall, 7232 East Main Street
Fee: FREE
Come on down and help us Clean
Up! Groups and families
welcome. Please call the Parks &
Recreation Department to
volunteer at 322.6806.
Community Clean Up Week
Dates: June 5 through June 12
Where: All around the City of Reynoldsburg
Fee: FREE
Reynoldsburg’s Eleventh Annual
Community Clean-Up will continue this
entire week with a variety of activities
designed to give the city a summertime
spruce-up. Look for more information
coming soon.
Pioneer Day
Date/Time: June 11 from Noon to 4:00pm
Where: Livingston House, 1792 Graham Road
Pioneer Day brings history to life at the Livingston House. This
free event is co-sponsored by the Livingston House Society and
the City of Reynoldsburg Parks & Recreation Department.
Take a trip back in time as you participate in hands-on activities
that demonstrate aspects of life from the pioneer era. The
activities include: butter churning, rag doll making, washing
laundry, quill pen writing/book making, cooking apple butter,
and much more. It is a great way for the whole family to enjoy a Saturday together while learning
about the American way of life in the 1800’s.
Community Band Concerts
Livingston House Concerts
Date/Time: June 13, July 11 and August 8 at 7:00pm
July 24 and August 28 at 7:00pm
Where: Senior Center, 1520 Davidson Drive
Livingston House, 1792 Graham Road
Fee: FREE
FREE
Bring a blanket and enjoy the sounds of summer and the Reynoldsburg Community Band.
NEW DATE ADDED! Concert in the Park
Date/Time: July 23 from 6:30 - 8:00pm
Where: Huber Park, 1520 Davidson Drive
Fee: FREE
Come check out Ruvane as he performs a FREE concert in the park. As Ruvane’s biography states,
“Ruvane’s singing and songwriting skills, along with his witty and entertaining stage presence, have
drawn comparisons to such acts as U2, Howie Day, Jack Johnson, John Mayer, Dave Matthews Band,
and Peter Himmelman. Of his music, he says, It’s folk with a rock edge.”
Reynoldsburg Farmers’ Market
Date/Time: Thursdays, June 16 through September 8 from 3:00 - 6:00pm
Fee: FREE
Discover how much fun it can be for the whole family to shop for
healthy food options. Buy fresh Ohio-grown produce and locally
made food items in the park while enjoying educational clinics,
entertainment and special drawings.
For further information, call 614.322.6839 or visit us online at
http://www.ci.reynoldsburg.oh.us/farm_market.aspx or on
Facebook.
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Community Events
Taste of Reynoldsburg
Dates: June 21
Fee: FREE
Tomato displays and contests, concessions, arts and crafts exhibits, live musical entertainment, and
children’s activities.
Reynoldsburg Independence Day Festivities
FIREWORKS
Date/Time: July 1 from 6:00—10:00pm
Where: Civic Park, 6800 Daugherty Drive
Fee: FREE
Carnival Games, inflatables and food vendors.
Fireworks will be launched at 9:45pm.
Parade
Date/Time: July 4 at 10:00am
Where: Rosehill to Main to Haft to Huber Park
Fee: FREE
Come see the parade!
National Night Out
Date/Time: August 2
Where: 1900 Brice Road from 5:00 - 8:00pm
Fee: FREE
Reynoldsburg Division of Police will be hosting its second annual National Night Out event, to be
held at 1900 Brice Rd. from 5 PM until 8 PM on Tuesday the 2nd of August.
National Night Out is an annual community-building campaign that promotes police-community
partnerships and neighborhood camaraderie to make our neighborhoods safer, better places to
live. Come out to meet your local police officers and firefighters and learn how to better protect
yourself from becoming a victim of crime.
Tomato Festival
Date/Time: August 19 and August 20
Fee: FREE
Tomato displays and contests,
concessions, arts and crafts exhibits, live
musical entertainment, children’s
activities, and a car show.
3rd Annual Heroes for Heroes 5k Obstacle Race Team Challenge
Date/Time: Sunday, September 11 Race begins at 8:00am
Fee: $60 per 3-person team
Reynoldsburg’s third annual team challenge run! Be prepared to climb, crawl, run, lift and more! All
proceeds will benefit the Hope for the Warriors Foundation.
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**Photo Credits for photos throughout the brochure go to
Best Light Photographic and Top Photos. THANK YOU!**
Community Events
Tomato Cup
Date/Time: September 16 - 18
Fee: FREE
Come enjoy some great soccer at this tournament sponsored by Alliance Soccer.
2nd Annual Mother-Son Halloween Costume Dance!
Date/Time: Thursday, October 20 from 6:30 - 8:30pm
Where: Reynoldsburg Senior Center, 1520 Davidson Drive
Ages: Boys Pre-K through 6th Grade and their Moms
Fee: $33 per couple + $12 per additional son RESIDENTS;
$43 per couple + $12 per additional son NON-RESIDENTS
Try out your Halloween costumes early at our second annual dance for mothers (grandmothers,
aunts, caregivers) and their sons! Pizza, desserts, party favors, and other suprises! Register early
as space is limited! Registration deadline is October 1, 2016 by 5:00pm.
Franklin County Low-Cost Rabies Immunization Clinic for Dogs and Cats
Date/Time: October 21 from 1:00 - 3:00pm Clinic Hours
Fee: $5 per vaccination (cash only)
*Dog licenses available*
The rabies immunization clinics are sponsored by Franklin County Public Health and the Columbus
Academy of Veterinary Medicine.
All dogs and cats in Franklin County are required to be vaccinated against rabies and are required to
wear their rabies tag. For additional information regarding this clinic, please visit:
http://myfcph.org/rabvac.php
Community Halloween Party
Trick or Treat (Beggar’s Night)
Date/Time: October 22 from 6:00 - 9:00pm
Date/Time: October 31 from 6:00—8:00pm
Where: JFK Park, 7232 East Main Street
Where: Citywide
Fee: FREE
Fun for the ENTIRE family!
Sponsored by the Reynoldsburg Community Association and Reynoldsburg Parks & Recreation.
Come dressed in your best costume and be prepared to have a great time playing games, listening
to live entertainment, and enjoying fun foods. You won’t want to miss this! Residents only.
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Annual Tree Lighting Ceremony
Date/Time: November 28 at 7:00pm
Where: City Hall, 7232 East Main Street
Fee: FREE
Fun for the ENTIRE family!
Join us as we light the tree, sing carols, and drink hot
chocolate!
NC4K Reindeer Run
SAVE THE DATE!
December 3 in Huber Park.
Race begins at 8:00am This run specifically funds our Christmas
program which adopts approximately 100 pediatric cancer
families in central ohio!
Christmas on the Towne
Date/Time: December 3 from 10:00am — 3:00pm
Where: Olde Reynoldsburg
Fee: FREE
Held the 1st Saturday of December from 10:00am - 3:00pm,
Christmas on the Towne helps kick off the holiday season in Olde
Towne Reynoldsburg. Local merchants open their shops with
specials and give-aways for adults and kids alike. Visit with Santa
Claus, stop by the Secret Santa Shop, enjoy a carriage ride through
Olde Reynoldsburg, and sample many of the seasonal goodies that
are offered throughout the day.
Phone Calls from Santa and Letters to Santa
Santa, Mrs. Claus and some of their elves will be making calls on Wednesday and Thursday,
December 7 and 8 between 6:00 and 7:00pm to all interested in discussing their holiday wishes
personally. They are honored to have been invited to do this in the Reynoldsburg community, but
these are the only two days they have on their busy schedule. Calls must be local to Reynoldsburg
residents. Please complete the form on the back page of this brochure by Wednesday, November 21st
and return it to the Reynoldsburg Parks & Recreation Office, ATTN: SANTA.
Letters to Santa can be dropped off at Santa’s Mailbox in front of City Hall,
7232 East Main Street. Deadline for Santa letters is December 14.
Breakfast with Santa
Date/Time: December 17 from 9:00am — 11:00am
Where: Reynoldsburg Senior Center,
1520
Davidson Drive
Fee: $20 / family of 4 + $3 for each additional member
Join us for food, fun, and visit with the Big Elf himself!
Participants must pre-register by December 9, 2016 at 5:00pm.
Register by
December 9, 2016
Food, Fun and
Visit with the Big Elf himself!
December 17 from 9:00 - 11:00am
at the Reynoldsburg Senior Center
$20 for a family of 4
$3 for each additional family member
MUST PRE-REGISTER BY 12/9/16
Senior Citizens of Reynoldsburg (SCOR)
1520 Davidson Drive, Reynoldsburg, OH 43068
614-866-5890
www.ci.reynoldsburg.oh.us
Staff: Judy Doran, Eileen Lawson, Della Dresbach, and Lydia Bellknap
Board: President - Sue Miller, Vice President - Nancy Spangler,
Secretary - Mary Theodores, Treasurer - Ed Slattery
NEW Facility Hours:
Membership:
Monday
8:00am
9:00am
9:30am
10:15am
10:50am
12:00pm
12:30pm
1:00pm
2:00pm
4:00pm
6:00pm
Tuesday
9:00am
9:30am
10:00am
12:30pm
1:00pm
1:15pm
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Monday 8:00am - 7:00pm
Tuesday 8:00am - 4:00pm
Wednesday 8:00am - 9:00pm
Thursday 8:00am - 4:00pm
Friday 8:00am - 9:00pm
Saturday 8:30am - 3:30pm
Sunday - closed
Holidays - closed
Dues are $15.00 for Reynoldsburg residents and $20.00 if you live
elsewhere. The year runs from January to December of each year.
Thursday
9:00am Woodcarving
10:00am Total Fitness
12:15pm Euchre
Bridge
1:00pm Tripoley
7:00pm Evening Dance
(2nd Thursday of each
month)
Pickle Ball
SS Walking Program
Fused Glass
SS Cardio and Strength
Senior Yoga
Pinochle
Mahjong
Arthritis Exercise
Stained Glass
Hooks & Needles
Cribbage
Line Dance
Ballroom Dance
Friday
9:00am
10:00am
10:10am
11:30am
11:45am
12:00pm
12:15pm
1:00pm
6:00pm
Ball Class
Quilt Class
Total Fitness
Mahjongg
Chorus
Euchre
Watercolor
Tai Chi
Spanish
Zumba Gold
Wire Wrap Jewelry
Senior Yoga
Texas Hold’em
Duplicate Bridge
Canasta
Euchre or Bingo
Saturday
Wednesday
9:00am Beg. Line Dance
9:00am Card Craft
10:00am Int. Line Dance
SS Walking Program
11:30am SS ROM
9:30am Current Events
12:30pm Euchre
Arthritis Exercise
1:00pm Pickle Ball
10:15am SS Cardio and Strength
11:45am Senior Yoga
12:00pm Texas Hold’em In addition to all the above listed regular programming during
1:00pm Bid Euchre
the week, SCOR offers special monthly events. On the second
2:00pm Art
Thursday of each month, there is an evening dance. It runs from
2:00pm Cribbage
7:00-9:30pm. with a DJ and dance lessons! On the third
5:30pm Tai Chi
Monday of each month, we have our Potluck at noon. Everyone
7:00pm Pickleball
brings their own table setting and a dish to share. SCOR
provides chicken, coffee and entertainment! There are
Stop in to pick up a
newsletter and let us show speakers that come in during the month to share their
expertise. And, we offer numerous opportunities to travel
you the facility.
Come see what you are
around Columbus and around the world!
missing!
2014
What Are the
Warning Signs of Stroke?
Stroke is the fifth leading cause of death in America today.
It’s also a major cause of severe, long-term disability.
People over 55 years old have more chance of stroke, and the risk gets greater as you
get older. Men, African Americans and people with diabetes or heart disease are the
most at risk for stroke. About 6.6 million people who have had strokes are alive today.
To protect yourself and your loved ones from the serious effects of stroke, you should:
• Learn your risk factors.
• Reduce your risk factors.
• Learn the warning signs of stroke.
• Know what to do if you notice warning signs.
Knowing the signs of stroke is important. If you act fast and go to a hospital right away,
you could reduce the effects of a stroke or save your life! You and your family should
learn the warning signs of stroke that are listed below. You may have some or all of
them:
Movie Nights in Huber Park
June 11 - Finding Nemo
June 25 - Minions
July 9 - The Peanuts Movie
July 23 - Inside Out
August 13 - The Good Dinosaur
August 27 - Tangled
September 10 - Honey I Shrunk the Kids
Movies begin at dusk
Family Games
Food Vendors
Look for more information on our
website and on Facebook
Youth Programs
Education
Home Alone
Dates:
Saturdays, Oct. 15, Dec. 10, or Feb. 18
10:00am - Noon
Where: City Hall,
7232 E. Main St., Reynoldsburg
Grade/Age Requirement: Ages 10 - 13
Fee (Resident/Non-Resident): $25/$35
Session #: 2133.327 October 15
Session #: 2133.428 December 10
Session #: 2133.429 February 18
Wouldn’t you feel safer knowing your child has
been trained how to stay Home Alone? This one
day course for boys and girls ages 10 to 13
teaches children how to handle strangers at the
door or on the phone, what to do in case of a fire
or emergency and how to plan a course of action
to help kids respond to potentially dangerous
situations. Kids will also learn how to fix quick
and healthy snacks. This class is a must for any
child staying Home Alone! Registration for this
program is now open.
Reynoldsburg Parks & Recreation
Department Core Value #1
People and Customer Service
Centered
Safety Town
Dates:
Tuesday-Thursday, July 19 - 21
9:00 - 11:30am
Where: Blacklick Woods Metro Park
Reserved Shelter,
6975 E. Livingston Ave., Reynoldsburg
Grade/Age Requirement: Grades K - 1st
Session #: 2133.228
Safety Town will take place July 19-21 from
9:00-11:30am at Blacklick Woods Metro Park
reserved shelter area. Safety Town is for
children entering Kindergarten or 1st Grade for
the 2016-2017 school year. Space is limited to
the first 100 registered.
Registration Deadline is June 25th.
Kid Kamp
Dates:
Tuesdays & Thursdays,
June 7, 9, 14, 16, 21 & 23
9:00 - 11:00am
Where: JFK Park Gazebo,
Grade/Age Requirement: Ages 4 - Pre-k
Session #: 1103.227
Wee ones will have their chance for a summer
program filled with games, songs, crafts,
stories, snacks, and so much more.
Participants must be potty trained. Each week
will have a theme and activities will be
planned based around these themes.
All children participating in Kid Kamp MUST be
signed in/out by a parent, caregiver, or an adult
with a photo ID. This program will fill quickly so
register early! Registration for this program is
now open.
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Youth Programs
Art
Pumpkins, Cats & Scary Things
Dates:
Saturdays, Oct. 8 through 29
10:00-11:00am
Where: Central Ohio Art Academy,
Grade/Age Requirement: Ages 6 - 8 years
Session #: 2093.318
Young artists will have fun creating Halloween
and Fall things with color pencils, pens, markers,
color paper, sparkles, and glitter. This is a multimedia class. All art goes home with the artist!
All art supplies are provided as part of the class
fee. Registration for this program is now open.
Integrity
Art for the Holidays
Date: Saturdays, Nov. 5 through 26, 2016
10:00-11:00am
Where: Central Ohio Art Academy,
Session #: 2093.319
Young artists will create holiday artworks on
Thanksgiving and Christmas themes using color
pens, markers, color pencils, pastels, and glitter/
gems. All art supplies are provided as part of the
class fee. Registration for this program is now open.
Dance
Dance Combo 3-4
Dates:
Fridays - Dates listed below
5:30 - 6:10pm
Where: Premiere Dance Studio,
2002 Officeview Place, Reynoldsburg
Session #: 1123.233 July 1 through Aug. 19
Session #: 1123.334 Sept. 2 through Oct. 21
Session #: 1123.435 Nov. 4 through Jan. 13
No Class Nov. 25, Dec. 23 or Dec. 30
20 minutes devoted to ballet stretching, basic
technique, & moving across the floor. The second
20 minutes will be basic tap skills. A dance will be
taught with singing & dance choreography.
Leotards and tights are best for this class. Ballet
shoes can be worn for this class or both ballet and
tap shoes may be worn. ALL SHOES CAN BE
PURCHASED AT PREMIERE DANCE STUDIO.
Registration for this program is now open.
PLEASE NOTE:
Registration for programs (art, dance, drama,
tumbling) closes 48 hours prior to the start date.
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Dance Combo 5 - 6
Dates:
Fridays - Dates listed below
6:15 - 7:00pm
Session #: 2123.438 Nov. 4 through Jan. 13
15 minutes each of ballet, tap & jazz. Stretching
exercises, basic technique in each and
movement across the floor. A dance will be
taught with singing & dance choreography.
Leotards and tights are best for this class. Ballet
shoes can be worn for this class or both ballet
and tap shoes may be worn. ALL SHOES CAN BE
PURCHASED AT PREMIERE DANCE STUDIO.
The City of Reynoldsburg reserves the right to photograph program and event
participants for publicity purposes. Please be aware that these photos and videos may
be used in future catalogs, brochures, pamphlets, or electronic public relations pieces
such as the Reynoldsburg web site.
Youth Programs
Ballet Dance
Dates:
Fridays, July 1 through Aug. 19
7:00 - 7:40pm
Grade/Age Requirement: Ages 7 years + older
Session #: 2123.239
Reynoldsburg
Parks & Recreation
Efficiency
Tumbling
Tumble Tots
This class includes stretching, basic technique,
Date/Time: Thursdays - Dates listed below
moving across the floor, leaps & turns, and a
4:30 - 5:00pm
routine. ALL SHOES CAN BE PURCHASED AT PREMIERE
DANCE STUDIO.
Fee (Resident/Non-Resident):$37/$52
Jazz Dance
Session #: 1123.340 Nov. 3 through Dec. 8
Dates:
Fridays, Sept. 2 through Oct. 21
(No session on Nov. 24)
7:00 - 7:30pm
Session #: 1123.441 Jan. 5 through Feb. 2
Where:
Premiere Dance Studio,
Session #: 2123.343
Our goal is to educate, elevate, and motivate
toddlers to experience how their bodies move
through the use of creative movement to music,
props, games, basic stretches and tumbling/
gymnastic apparatuses! We use preschool bar,
This class includes stretching, basic technique,
beam and vault. Registration for this program is
moving across the floor, leaps & turns, and a
routine. ALL SHOES CAN BE PURCHASED AT PREMIERE now open.
DANCE STUDIO.
Tumble Tykes
4:00 - 4:30pm
Tap Dance
Date/Time: Fridays, Nov. 4 through Jan. 13
7:00 - 7:30pm
Session #: 2123.447
We progress past the foundational skills into
more difficult elements in all aspects of tumbling,
This class includes a stretch, basic tap technique,
creative movement and apparatus training.
across the floor, turns, and a routine. ALL SHOES
We keep it fun and varied!
CAN BE PURCHASED AT PREMIERE DANCE STUDIO.
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Youth Programs
Tumble Kids
5:00 - 5:30pm
Turbo Tumblers
5:30 - 6:00pm
Handstands, cartwheels and more! We will learn
basic techniques to develop solid tumbling skills
and continue to progress on all gymnastic
apparatuses! Registration for this program is now
open.
Handstands, cartwheels and more! We will learn
basic techniques to develop solid tumbling skills
and continue to progress on all gymnastic
apparatuses! Registration for this program is now
open.
How to Register
for Your
Program(s)
Reynoldsburg
Parks & Recreation Department
Core Value #4
Personal and Professional
Development
In person: Pick up a registration form at the Parks & Recreation office (7232 East Main Street) or
online at www.ci.reynoldsburg.oh.us and bring the completed form and payment to the Auditor’s
Office, Monday - Friday between 8:00am and 5:00pm.
By mail: Mail your completed registration form and payment to:
Reynoldsburg Parks & Recreation Department 7232 East Main Street, Reynoldsburg, OH 43068.
Drop Box: Drop your payment & completed registration form in the drop box located at the flag pole
at City Hall.
See Page 4 of this brochure for details on how to register for
your Parks & Recreation Sports programs using Blue
Sombrero online registration.
Program Low Enrollment Cancellation Policy: All classes must have a minimum number of students in
order to be held. When a class/program is canceled due to low enrollment or other circumstances,
you will be offered a full refund. Registration for programs (art, dance, drama, tumbling) closes 48
hours prior to the start date.
Late Fee Policy: Registrations taken after a program registration deadline will be assessed a $10 late
fee.
Shirt Re-Order Fee:
$7.00
Registration Cancellation Policy (Refund) for all programs: Registrants requesting a refund prior to the
start of the class/program will be assessed a $7.00 service fee. Once a class/program has begun (1st
practice, session, etc.) NO REFUNDS WILL BE GIVEN. Please note: If paying online through Blue
Sombrero, the convenience fee will not be refunded.
Youth Sports
& Fee Information
Sports Fee Schedule
Residents:
$52.00 for 1st child
$47.00 for 2nd child
$42.00 for every child thereafter*
Non-Residents:
$66.00 per child
Flag Football
Youth Flag Football
Date/Time: Registration is the entire month of
July for Fall 2016 Season.
Grade/Age Requirement: 7 - 12
See Fee Schedule and Coupon Codes on page 23.
Session #: 3073.325 8U (7 - 8 years)
3073.326 10U (9 - 10 years)
3073.327 12U (11 - 12 years)
Where: JFK, Civic or Huber Parks
*Sibling discount*
To be eligible, it must be same
day AND same sport registrations
ONLY.
Flag Football is a premier youth flag football league
for boys and girls 8U - 12U (age as of 8/31/16). This
program will provide young players a fun and
exciting opportunity to engage in non-contact
football, continuous action while learning lessons
in teamwork, sportsmanship, and skill development both on and off the field. Teams will meet on
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday.
Please note: Family discount
pricing applies to team sports
ONLY. Pricing is as stated on all
other programs and sports.
Player Ability Assessment dates are to be
announced. More information will be available as
we get closer to August. Check our website at
www.ci.reynoldsburg.oh.us.
Registration runs the entire month of July.
Reynoldsburg
Core Value #8
Partnerships and Alliances
2016 Coupon Codes
for Residents Only
Fall Soccer:
2nd Child - 61509
3rd Child - 21337
Flag Football:
2nd Child - 91077
3rd Child - 85455
Check the status of
your sport or program
24 / 7!
Call the Activity
Status Hotline
614-322-6834
Youth
Sports
Soccer
Financial Sustainability
Youth Fall & Spring Soccer
Date/Time: Registration is the entire month of June for Fall 2016 Season.
Registration is the entire month of January for Spring 2017 Season.
Age Requirement: 5 - 14 years
Fee: See Fee Schedule and Coupon Codes on Page 23
FALL 2016 SOCCER (age as of August 31, 2016)
SPRING 2017 SOCCER (age as of March 31, 2017)
Session #: 3013.138 6U Co-ed
3013.139 8U Co-ed
3013.336 8U Co-ed
3013.140 10U Boys
3013.337 10U Boys
3013.141 10U Girls
3013.338 10U Girls
3013.142 12U Boys
3013.339 12U Boys
3013.143 12U Girls
3013.340 12U Girls
3013.144 14U Boys
3013.341 14U Boys
3013.342 14U Girls
3013.342 14U Girls
This is a recreational league designed to advance the participants soccer skills while maintaining the
fun environment which encourages them to play. Player ability assessment dates to be announced.
TetraBrazil Soccer Camp 2016
June 20 - June 24
Watch for more information COMING SOON!
2016
REYNOLDSBURG PARKS AND RECREATION
***3 weeks of camp to choose from***
June 6th-10th OR July 11th-15th OR August 1st-5th
Civic Park - 6800 Daugherty Drive, Reynoldsburg, OH, 43068
Camp includes FREE ball & t shirt
Sessions:
First Kicks
Mini Soccer
Half Day
Mini Soccer
Half Day
Full Day
Ages
Ages
Ages
Ages
Ages
Ages
3-4
4-6
6-16
4-6
6-16
8-18
9:00-10:00am $81
10:30am-Noon $94
9:00am-Noon
$126
5:30-7:00pm
$94
5:30-8:30pm
$126
9:00am-Noon & 5:30-8:30pm
$180
Register Online Only by visiting www.challengersports.com
FREE online jersey offer deadlines: 4/17 (June), 5/22 (July) and 6/19 (Aug.)
$10 late fee deadline: 5/22 (June), 6/26 (July) and 7/24 (Aug.)
Youth Sports
Hummingbirds Soccer
Date/Time: Saturdays, Sept. 17 through Oct. 15
10:00-11:00am OR 11:00am-Noon
Participants must register online at
Ages: 3 - 4 years
www.JumpStartSports.com.
Fee (Resident/Non-Resident):$55/$55 + convenience fee
Children ages 3-4 have fun and learn the basics of soccer: dribbling, passing, trapping, shooting,
defense, and positioning. Each session consists of instruction in each aspect of the game, participation
in fun drills that are designed to teach fundamental skills to such young children, and low-key, noncompetitive games. All coaching will be conducted by Jump Start Sports staff, but parents may assist.
Registration fee includes a team shirt and participation medal.
Baseball
T-Birds T-Ball
Dates:
Thursdays, Sept. 15 - Oct. 13
Time choices are:
4:30-5:30pm
5:30-6:30pm
+ convenience fee
A fun and highly instructional introduction to
baseball for 3-4 year olds. Players learn the
basics of catching, fielding, throwing, batting and
baserunning. Then they apply what they’ve
learned in fun, non-competitive games. All
participants will receive a team shirt and an
authentic MLB cap! Parents are encouraged to
participate in the coaching, bu the program will
be run by trained staff coaches from Jump Start
Sports.
Rookie League Baseball
Dates:
Thursdays, Sept. 15 - Oct. 13
5:30-6:45pm
+ convenience fee
A fun introduction to coach pitch baseball for 5-6
year olds. Players get instruction in all basics of
the sport and will apply what they have learned in
fun games. The games will be non-competitive
and no score will be kept. Players who are not
able to hit a pitched ball will be able to use a tee
while learning. Each session includes instruction
and game play. All participants will receive a
team shirt a participation trophy and an
authentic MLB cap!
Reynoldsburg
Core Value #6
Management of City Resources
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Youth Sports
Register using
See info on Page 4
Basketball
Youth Basketball League
August.
Where: To be announced
Grade/Age Requirement: 7 - 18 (as of 10/31/16)
Fee: See Fee Schedule on Page 23
3051.447 10U Boys
3052.448 10U Girls
3051.449 12U Boys
3052.450 12U Girls
3051.451 14U Boys
3052.452 15U Girls
3051.453 18U Boys
Pee Wee Basketball
Dates:
Saturdays, Nov. 5 - Dec. 17
(no class 11/26)
9:00 - 9:55am
Ages 4 - 5 1/2 years
10:00 - 10:55am
Ages 5 1/2 - 6 years
11:00 - 11:55am
Ages 4 - 6
Where: Graham Road Elementary,
1555 Graham Road
+ convenience fee
Registrations after the above dates will be put on
a waiting list, no exceptions, unless we are in need
of players to fill the league and balance teams.
Practices will be held on weeknights. Player ability
assessments are to be announced.
*Please note: The Parks & Recreation Department
reserves the right to combine or cancel divisions
based on registration numbers.
Registration runs the entire month of August.
Professional coaches from Jump Start Sports will
run this instructional and recreational basketball
program for children ages 4 through 6. Players
are taught the basics of dribbling, passing,
shooting, positioning, defense, and rebounding
and then apply what they have learned in fun,
non-competitive games. Parents are welcome to
assist in coaching, but classes will be run by Jump
Start Sports Instructors. Players will be assigned
to teams and each session will include a game as
well as the instruction.
Volleyball
Volleyball Clinic
Date/Time: Early November to Mid December
Dates and Times to be announced based upon
facilities
Session #: 3063.382
A fun and instructional program for girls and
boys ages 8 - 12. All fundamentals will be
taught, including serves, sets, slams, blocks,
returns, positioning, and team strategy.
Whether your child is an expierienced player or
a complete novice, they will have a blast and
learn a lot about the sport in this fun and
innovative program! Registration
for this program is now open.
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Youth Co-Ed Volleyball League
NOVEMBER.
Practices and Games to begin in
February
Age Requirement: 7 - 16 (as of 12/31/16)
Fee: See Fee Schedule on Page 23
Divisions Offered: 8U
10U
12U
16U
Registrations after the above dates will be put on
a waiting list, no exceptions, unless we are in
need of players to fill the league and balance
teams. Practices will be held on weeknights.
*Please note: The Parks & Recreation
Department reserves the right to combine or
cancel divisions based on registration numbers.
Registration runs the entire month of November.
January
July - December
- July 2015
2016
Youth Sports
Lacrosse
Beginning Lacrosse
Dates:
Monday-Friday, July 11 - 15
9:00am - 12:00pm
Where: Civic Park, 6800 Daughertry Drive
www.Skyhawks.com.
Lacrosse is one of the oldest team sports in
America, started on the East Coast by the Native
Americans in the 12th century. Suit up and come
find out why it has grown to be one of the fastest
growing sports in the country. Lacrosse combines
the basic skills used in soccer, basketball, and
hockey into one fast-paced, high scoring game.
Atheletes will learn all the fundamentals of stick
handling, cradling, passing, and shooting, all in a
fun, non-checking environment. Our staff will
ensure that campers not only learn the sport of
lacrosse, but also important life skills such as
respect, teamwork, and discipline. Every athlete
will come away with a deep understanding of the
game and its traditions.
**Rental Equipment will be available**
Participants must register at www.Skyhawks.com.
Golf
SNAG Beginning Golf
Dates:
Monday-Friday, July 25 - 29
9:00am - 12:00pm
Where: Civic Park, 6800 Daughertry Drive
www.Skyhawks.com.
Skyhawks Golf focuses on building the confidence
of young athletes through proper technique and
refining the essential skills of the game. Golf is a
challenging and lifelong sport, so young athletes
need proper focus on the fundamentals of form,
swinging, putting, and body positioning. To assist
in this training, Skyhawks has adopted the SNAG
(Starting New At Golf) system which uses modified
equipment in its curriculum developed by PGA
professionals. SNAG is specifically designed for the
entry-level player. It simplifies instruction so that
young players can make an easy and effective
transition onto the golf course. All equipment is
provided. For safety reasons, we keep the
instructor to camper ratio for this program very
low. As a result, this program fills up quickly.
Participants must register at www.Skyhawks.com.
Reynoldsburg
Core Value #7
Continuous Improvement
Wrestling
Reynoldsburg Youth Co-Ed Wrestling
Date/Time: Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays
November through February
6:30 - 8:15pm
Where: Reynoldsburg High School
Wrestling Room,
Livingston Avenue Campus
Grade/Age Requirement: 1st through 6th Grade
Fee (Resident/Non-Resident):$65 1st wrestler;
$60 2nd wrestler; $55 3rd wrestler and
$65 non-resident
Session #: 3073.303
RYW is an instructional club with focus on
basic wrestling fundamentals for beginners
and experienced athletes. Wrestlers compete
within the Russ Hellikson Central Ohio Youth
Wrestling League. This league competes on
Sundays in Central Ohio (January-February).
Each wrestler will have a chance to wrestle in
10-16 matches based upon their age and
weight. Any questions or concerns and/or
requests to be added to future email
distributions for the upcoming
season should be sent to
[email protected].
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2015
JulyJanuary
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ReynoldsburgParks
Parks&&Recreation
RecreationActivity
ActivityGuide
Guide
Reynoldsburg
Adult Programs & Sports
**NEW** KICKBALL!
Volleyball
Adult Co-Rec Kickball League
Date/Time: Thursday Nights
Where: TBD
Grade/Age Requirement: Adult
Adult Co-Rec Volleyball League
Date/Time: Thursdays
Match times at 7:00, 8:00 & 9:00pm
Where: TBD
Grade/Age Requirement: Adult
The League will play on Thursday nights with
games starting in August and running through
early Fall. The season will end with a tournament
& standings will be kept to determine seeds. First
and Second place team trophy will be awarded for
both the regular season & tournament. We plan
to run games in the evening (6:00pm or later).
Cost is $280 per team.
SPACE IS LIMITED SO REGISTER EARLY!
Registration is the month of July.
League plays on Thursday nights. A ten-week
season is played. Cost is $280 per team. Match
times are 7:45 and 8:45pm. Games could begin
November or December. The season is completed
by mid March. Teams from the league last season
have the first opportunity to fill the league.
SPACE IS LIMITED SO REGISTER EARLY!
Registration is the month of September.
Need a Team?
Be a Free Agent!
Want to play on an adult sports league but you
can’t find enough players to start your own team?
Don’t give up! Try the “free agent market”. The Free
Agent Adult Sports Roster is used by coaches to
recruit additional players for their team. To be
placed on the Free Agent Adult Sports Roster,
please call the Reynoldsburg Parks and Recreation
Department at 322-6806. This is only a referral
service and does not guarantee a spot on one of
our teams.
Check the status of your sport or program 24 / 7!
Call the Activity Status Hotline
614-322-6834
Congratulations to our Christmas
Coloring Contest Winners!
Emma Van Horn, Age 5-6 Winner
Brooklynn Wheeler , Age 9 Winner
Laney, Age 7-8 Winner
Nevaeh Marie Kestner,
Age 10 Winner
Sponsorship Opportunities
Promote your business and reach a large target
audience through a Seasonal Sports Team
Sponsorship. The Reynoldsburg Parks &
Recreation Department Program Guide targets
the child, family and senior markets. Twice a
year, copies of the Reynoldsburg Parks &
Recreation Department Program Guide will be
distributed to schools, city facilities, businesses
and Parks & Recreation events.
Think Locally. Our program participants embrace
all things locally and are now, more than ever,
traveling, playing and buying closer to home.
Become a Partner. Local business partnerships
retain more consumer dollars spent locally than
outside the community. Consumer Sponsorship
dollars are a better investment by local
businesses who seek out partnerships that fit
their audience demographic in the communities
they serve.
We don’t just sell packages, we create programs
that are tailored to both the needs of the sponsors
and the community they serve to create the
optimal experience for both.
By the Numbers. Last year 2,184 girls and boys
ages 4-14 participated in
organized team sports. An
estimated 13,000
individuals have
particpated or spectated
at an adult sports event.
Approximately 3,500
individuals have
participated in our
community involvement activities and special
events. The Parks & Recreation Department
offers a wide range of year-round recreational
classes for all ages. The local community is
invited to register for classes that include: Kids
in Karate, Dance, Babysitting, Tumbling classes,
quilt making, youth and adult art lessons and
youth and adult golf lessons, just to name a few.
Our Senior Center (SCOR) logs an estimated
52,000 visitors/members per year. This variety
allows your Sponsorship to target your specific
audience to reach your business goals.
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Now Seeking
Seasonal Team
Sports Sponsorships
Sponsorship Levels
The Fan Sponsor.
$150 annually
•Sponsor one (1) adult/youth sports team, to include your
company’s logo on jerseys.
Sports Team Sponsor: Adult or Youth Sports Team.
Youth Sports League Team Sponsorship:
$450 per season
•Opportunity to insert promotional items/coupons in youth
packets.
•Company name/logo printed on team/division jerseys for the
season.
•Sponsor plaque/certificate for your office & company name
recognition on the Athletics Division website during the season.
Adult Sports League Team Sponsorship:
$450 per season
•Opportunity to display promotional items at coaches meeting.
•Company name/logo printed on team schedules.
•Getting your company/business involved in the end of season
awards.
•Sponsor plaqe for your office & company name recognition on
the Athletics Division website.
Sports League Sponsor / Special Events.
$1,000 annually
•Sponsor sports league with your Company name/logo on league
of your choice (your or adult)
•Display banners and promotional items at sport fields, skate
park, and the senior center.
•Sponsor name on program marketing items and league
schedules.
•Company name recognition on the Athletics Division and/or
Parks and Recreation website and recreation guide (2 guides/
year).
•Company logo of choice will be included in all Easter, Halloween,
and Independence Day Celebration advertising/marketing
materials.
Athletic Sports Complex Outfield Sponsor. $2,700 annually
•This sponsorship allows for (2) 4x6 banners displayed at adults
softball/youth baseball complex on the outfield fencing.
•Company included in all sports-realted marketing flyers for
leagues, camps, and clinics. Company name/log of choice on
parks and recreation website and recreation guide (2 guides/year)
Sports Champion Sponsor.
$8,000 annually
•Display banners and promotional items at Reynoldsburg Sport
Complex (outfield fence)
•Sponsorship of two Atheltic Programs (youth or adult)
•Company name/logo printed in our recreation guide (2 guides/
year)
•Company choice of sports league sponsorship (youth or adult)
•Company name/logo printed on team jerseys for the season
•Company name/logo on Athletic league advertising
•Logo of choice on ALL website pages, viewable to all that view
site and news articles as corporate sponsor
•Logo of choice on all city ran/associated 5K/10K runs
Contact the Parks & Recreation
Department at 614-322-6806
to get your sponsorship today!
Phone Calls from Santa
Santa, Mrs. Claus and some of their elves will
be making calls on Wednesday and Thursday,
December 7 and 8 between 6:00 and 7:00pm
to all interested in discussing their holiday
wishes personally. They are honored to have
been invited to do this in the Reynoldsburg
community but these are the only two days
they have on their busy schedule. Calls must
be local to Reynoldsburg residents.
Please complete and return the form below by Monday, November 21st to
the Reynoldsburg Parks & Recreation Office. ATTN: SANTA
Child’s
Name________________________________Age___________________________
Sibling(s) &
Age(s)________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________________
Phone #___________________________
Best Time to Call (please circle)
Wednesday, December 7
6:00 - 6:30 pm
6:30 - 7:00 pm
Thursday, December 8
6:00 - 6:30 pm
6:30 - 7:00 pm
Child’s Wishes and Additional Info Santa Should Know____________________
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A Snapshot of Your
Come Participate in Our Parks!

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