City of Friendswood

City of Friendswood
910 S. FRIENDSWOOD DRIVE
FRIENDSWOOD, TX 77546
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U.S. Postage
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Friendswood, TX
Mayor’s Message
summer evening little league
games or bite into a cool slice of
watermelon after you show your
colors during the Fourth of July
Parade and evening fireworks
display.
Maybe music will
soothe your soul during one of
the Mitch and Artha Wright FREE
Friday night summer concerts at
Stevenson Park. More family
entertainment can be found at
the FREE Movies in the Park
Program at the Evelyn Newman
Amphitheater in Centennial Park.
Under the banner of the
Community
Services
Department, we find the day-today activities that enhance the
Quality of Life Friendswood
displays so proudly. That pride,
which we share with the rest of
our Nation, includes our Fourth
of July Celebration, our Sports
programs, our Senior Programs,
our Public Library, our Summer
Concerts in the Park and more.
David Smith
Mayor
Keep this publication handy if
you want to truly enjoy the
flavors of Friendswood. Take a
splash at Stevenson Park Pool
and relax under the shade of our
canopies. Experience the crack
of the bat and a cool ice cream
cone during one of our warm
Keep your kids active and alert
with the many summer
programs found within these
pages or bring them to our
awesome Friendswood Library
and let them show you the new
services our Library provides.
It's not your old "card files"
anymore with reading programs,
online access, and digital books,
to name a few.
Even our Senior Citizens are in
constant motion with activities
that range from a wicked game of
bridge, a competitive game of
Wii bowling, to exercise
programs, to bus trips.
My hat is off to the City Staff
and Volunteer Committees who
support all of our programs.
"YOU" are Friendswood, and "WE"
are here for each other.
Keep up the great work and
enjoy life!
Friendswood City Hall
Table of Contents
Community Information, Employment Opportunities ......3
City Facilities ................................................................4-5
City Holiday Schedule ......................................................5
Pool Rules / Hours ..........................................................6
Aquatics............................................................................7
Senior Activities................................................................8
Adult Fitness Programs ....................................................9
Adult Sports......................................................................9
Youth Special Events ......................................................10
Youth Activities................................................................11
Special Events ..........................................................12-13
Library ............................................................................13
4th of July Celebration ....................................................14
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Director’s Message
2010 Fourth of July Celebration
“Red, White & Blue Go Green, Keep
Friendswood Beautiful”
The Fourth of July Steering Committee and the City of Friendswood would like to invite you to
participate in the 115th annual Friendswood Fourth of July Celebration that will take place on Sunday,
July 4th and Monday, July 5th. The two-day celebration is packed full of entertainment, food and fun
for the entire family. The theme for this year’s celebration is “Red, White & Blue Go Green, Keep
Friendswood Beautiful”.
The two-day long celebration will kick off Sunday night with the Evening Program, which begins at
7:00 p.m., at Centennial Park. This year’s program should be one of the best family fun events for
2010. Rick Trevino will headline the evening entertainment. along with a second band; Hamilton
Loomis. A fantastic fireworks extravaganza will light up the sky beginning at approximately 9:20 p.m.
The fireworks will be choreographed to patriotic music and is guaranteed to be one of the best
fireworks displays in the Houston area.
Public parking will not be available at Centennial Park for the Evening Program. Spectators must
ride the free shuttle service to gain admittance into the park. Shuttle Service will be available from
Clear Brook High School and from Friendswood Community Church, on 2821 Parkwood Ave. Shuttle
services will begin running at 6:30 p.m.
James Toney
Director of
Community Services
Welcome to the Friendswood
Community Services Department.
This brochure will outline the
necessary information needed to
take part in the many activities and
services provided by the
Department. The goal of the staff
of the Community Services
Department is to provide quality
programs and facilities that the
entire family can enjoy and utilize:
Library Services, Park Operations,
Community Activities and Facility
Operations. The mission of the
Department is to provide the
highest level of services and
programs to the citizens at the
greatest value, in a manner that
warrants the highest degree of
public confidence in our integrity
and efficiency. Once again, we
welcome you to Friendswood and
encourage your participation,
comments and suggestions to a
Community Services Staff
Youth Sports Contact Numbers
James Toney ..............................................Director of Community Services
Kimberly Ramirez ....................................................Administrative Assistant
Darrell Niedert ..........................Parks/Building Maintenance Superintendent
Michael Boyett ..........................................................Recreation Coordinator
Genie Balderaz ......................................................Senior Program Manager
Mary Perroni ........................................................................Library Director
Drew Pennywell ...........................................................Recreation Specialist
Basketball
http://eteamz.com/fyba
281-482-8149
Friendswood Girls Softball Association
http://eteamz.com/fgs
Jeff Rhyne
713-550-7715
281-389-1100
Friendswood Youth
John Scott
713-412-0283
Football Association
http://www.leaguelineup.com/welcome.asp?url=fyfa
[email protected]
Community Service Committees
Parks and Recreation Board
Senior Citizen Advisory Committee
July 4th Steering Committee
Keep Friendswood Beautiful
Library Board
Football (Mustangs)
Jeff Yohn
Football (Colts)
www.friendswoodcolts.com
Lani Dorow
Friendswood Soccer Club
http://www.spacecityfc.org/
281-993-4435
281-831-6233
[email protected]
Soccer Line
Friendswood Area
Swim Team
Steve Rockey
http://www.friendswoodswim.org/
Community Services Department
281-996-3220
Friendswood Sesquicentennial Swimming Pool
281-482-0936
Friendswood Sportspark
281-996-3220
Senior Citizen Program
281-482-8441 / 281-482-7471
Library
281-482-7135
Weather Line
281-996-3358
Friendswood Fillies
Janan Rives
www.friendswoodfillies.com
Friendswood Lady Mustangs Tiffany Yohn
Star Steppers
Dance Team
Tamara Wilkins
http://www.starsteppersdance.net/
Friendswood Pony League
Baseball 13-14yrs.
Matt Giffrow
Tennis
Kelly Smith
At-Will Employer
The City of Friendswood is currently accepting applications for the following summer
positions in the Community Services Department.
281-482-8581
713-854-3449
281-993-5009
281-993-4435
281-996-8855
[email protected]
281-648-6255
Friendswood City Council
Day Camp Director • Assistant Camp Director • Camp Counselor
Assistant Pool Manager • Water Aerobics Instructor • Lifeguards • Cashier
Apply at:
Dale Dunn
Friendswood
Little League Baseball
Buddy Corbett
http://eteamz.com/friendswoodlittleleague
Dave Smith ..........................................................................................Mayor
For requirements and additional information, call 281-996-3220. Any applicant tentatively
selected for a position will be required to submit to testing for illegal drug use and must
pass a medical examination prior to employment.
Andy Rivera ..........................................................................Mayor Pro-Tem
Michael Barker ....................................................................Council Member
Jim Hill ................................................................................Council Member
Bill Holbert ..........................................................................Council Member
Leslie Reed ..........................................................................Council Member
910 S. Friendswood Drive,
Friendswood, TX 77546.
These positions will remain open until filled.
Fax 281-482-6491. EEO/ADA EMPLOYER.
www.friendswood.com
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James Toney, Jr.
Director of Community
Services
Community Information
Employment Opportunity Announcement
Don’t miss out on this family event as the community of Friendswood, celebrates our country’s
independence in patriotic style. For additional information or to sign up for the parade or to secure a
booth space in the park, please contact the Community Services Department at (281) 996-3220.
Sincerely,
Please remember to support the businesses that advertised in this publication.
Community Services Phone Numbers
On Monday, July 5th The Grand Parade will travel down Friendswood Dr. The parade will begin at 10
a.m., at the corner of FM 518 and Heritage Drive, and will feature over 100 entries from Friendswood
and around the State of Texas. The parade will conclude at Stevenson Park where rides, games, food,
live entertainment and fun for the entire family will take place. The Zydeco Dots will be the featured
entertainment along with a variety of patriotic performances throughout the day. The activities will
begin shortly after the conclusion of the parade. Over 50 booth entries will provide the backdrop for
the daytime activities. The daytime activities are scheduled to conclude at approximately 3:30 p.m.
wide variety of programs and
activities planned for the citizens
of Friendswood in 2010.
Jim Barr ..............................................................................Council Member
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City Facilities
Old City Park
Activity Building
Located at 300 Briarmeadow near Winding Way. Facilities include: picnic tables,
barbecue pits, playground equipment and nature trails. A large riding arena with
bleachers, concession stand and announcers booth host local horse shows and
riding events. Approximately 6 acres of park land allows for parking of trucks,
trailers and cars.
Located at 416 Morningside. The Activity Building houses the Friendswood
Senior Citizens Program and provides fitness classes, and meeting room
space.
Meeting Rooms:
Library
Mitch & Artha Wright
Concert In The Park Series
The Friendswood Public Library, located at 416 S. Friendswood Drive,
welcomes all area citizens of all ages to visit the library and enjoy its
many services. The library’s book collection consists of over 80,000
volumes with over 170 magazine and newspaper subscriptions. The
library is able to readily provide popular titles, as nearly 450 new books
are added monthly. A wide variety of reading materials for both
recreational and educational reading is selected to provide for the reading
interests and needs of toddlers through senior citizens. The library also
has a wide selection of materials in other formats: dvds, videos,
audiobooks (on tape and compact disc), music cds, and computer
software. For additional information, please visit the library web page at
www.friendswood.lib.tx.us or call the library at 281-482-7135.
Great way to spend your Friday evening enjoying great music by
great entertainers! Bring your blankets, lawn chairs, refreshments,
dinner and / or snack. It’s time to sit back and enjoy an evening
filled with great music!
◆ $25 (refundable) clean-up / security deposit
Old City Park Rental
Maximum of 4 hours - Flat Fee ranging from $20 - $50
depending on which meeting rooms are rented
◆ $25 (refundable) clean-up / security deposit
◆ $25 (resident)
◆ $50 (non-resident)
◆ $50 (resident group)
◆ $75 (non-resident group)
All non-profit groups wishing to use meeting room space will be required to
pay the $25 deposit. The rental fee may be waived with proof of non-profit
status.
Leavesley Park
Located at 901 Buckingham in Regency Estates. This facility is available for
small and large social events, private parties and many other activities. Facilities
include: rest rooms, kitchen, tables, chairs and a large inside open area.
Centennial Park
Open 7 a.m. - 11 p.m.
Located at 2200 South Friendswood Drive. The newest park addition to the
Friendswood community. Facilities include: Two picnic pavilions, a 3/4-mile
hiking/jogging trail, playground, concession, restrooms, two lighted
multipurpose fields, one lighted football field, two new soccer fields
additional parking for over 200 vehicles and the Evelyn. B. Newman
Amphitheater.
Leavesley Park Rental (Jones Hangar)
◆ $200 (refundable) clean-up / security deposit for individual use
◆ Non-Prime Time (before 6:00 p.m.)
◆ $100 (resident) ◆ $200 (non-resident)
◆ Prime Time (after 6:00 p.m.)
◆ $250 (resident) ◆ $375 (non-resident)
Centennial Park (Pavilion) Rental
◆ $150 (refundable) clean-up / security deposit
◆ $50 (resident)
◆ $150 (non-resident)
Renwick Sports Complex
Available for rental December - February and the month of July.
Located at 205 Stadium Drive, behind Westwood Elementary School. This
facility contains 19 acres of baseball, football and soccer fields which are used
for various youth leagues.
Stevenson Park
Special Events
Evelyn B. Newman
Amphitheater
Open 24 hours
This facility provides space for Fine Arts productions,
community events, special events and private rentals.
Hours of operation are as follows:
Sunday – Thursday 11:00 a.m. – 10:00 p.m.
Friday – Saturday
8:00 a.m. – 10:00 p.m.
Located at 1100 South Friendswood Drive (FM 518) next to Fire Station #1. This
beautiful park can be enjoyed by the entire family. Facilities include: playground
area, picnic tables, four lighted tennis courts and rest rooms. This is also the
site for Concerts in the Park. Additionally, the park contains the following
facilities:
◆ Friendswood Sesquicentennial Pool - Can be reserved for Pool Parties.
◆ Gazebo - Lighted area can be reserved for wedding ceremonies, etc.
◆ Pavilion - Lighted area can be reserved for reunions, company parties, etc.
*Pavilion/Gazebo are covered areas.
Evelyn B. Newman Amphitheater Rental
Resident Rates:
Non-Resident Rates:
Stevenson Park (Pavilion) Rental
◆ $150 (refundable) clean-up / security deposit
◆ $50 (resident)
◆ $150 (non-resident)
Stevenson Park (Gazebo) Rental
$750 Clean up and Security Deposit
$500 Rental Fee
$500 Janitorial Services (Optional)
$750 Clean up and Security Deposit
$750 Rental Fee
$500 Janitorial Services (Optional)
For additional information or to reserve a specific
park or building, please call 281-996-3220.
◆ $25 (refundable) clean-up / security deposit
◆ $25 (resident)
◆ $50 (non-resident)
◆ $50 (resident group)
◆ $75 (non-resident group)
Day/Time
Date
May 7*
May 14
May 21
May 28
June 4
June 11
June 18
June 25
Entertainment
Style
Radio Disney
AM 1590 DJ
Friendswood & Clear Brook HS
Jazz Band
TX Blues Brothers (Tribute Band)
Rock Variety
Abbey Road/Already Gone
Rock Variety
Beatles/Eagles Tribute
Route 66
Classic Rock
Mark May
Texas Blues
Radio London
Pop/Contemporary
Green Onions
Rock/Blues
Hwy 59
Request Band
* Concert begins at 6:00 p.m.*
All concerts are free to the public. Prizes are given out during intermission.
All concerts except where noted will take place at Stevenson Park, 1100 S.
Friendswood Dr., in the Gazebo. Concerts begin at 7:00 p.m., and ends at
approximately 9:00 p.m. Bring your blankets, lawn chairs, refreshments,
dinner and/or a snack and sit back and enjoy an evening of fun and family
entertainment sponsored by the City of Friendswood, Community Services
Department.
If you would like to be a sponsor and/or provide a door
prize for one or more of the concerts, please contact
James Toney at (281) 996-3220.
Holiday Hustle - 5K Fun Run /
Walk & Kid’s K
Children and Young Adult Services
The library offers storytimes and special programs throughout the
year. A special summer service is the Summer Reading Club. Other
summer activities are as follows:
Monday
1:30 p.m.
Tuesday
10:10 a.m.
10:45 a.m.
1:30 p.m.
Wednesday
10:10 a.m.
10:45 a.m.
1:30 p.m.
3:30 p.m.
Thursday
1:30 p.m.
Friday
10:10 a.m.
10:45 a.m.
1:30 p.m.
A fun for all event that begins and ends at Stevenson Park. Top male
/ Top female in each category, Overall male / female, 1st male / female
walker, and 1st place male & female for the Kid’s K. T-shirt & goodie
bag included. All proceeds will go to the Laura Recovery Center
Foundation based here in Friendswood.
Ages
Day/Time
1776 Memorial Park
Fee
Located in Imperial Estates off FM 2351. This nature park has 12.6 acres of
wooded area which runs along the banks of Clear Creek. This park is ideal for
bird watching and nature study.
Fridays, 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Location
Crafts for ages 5-7
Toddler storytime (Up to age 3 1/2)
Preschool storytime (Ages 3 1/2 to 5)
Various special programs including magic shows,
puppet shows and endangered animals
Toddler storytime (Up to age 3 1/2)
Preschool storytime (Ages 3 1/2 to 5)
Pre-teen program (Ages 8-10)
Young Adult program (Ages 11-14)
Special program for all ages
Toddler storytime (Up to age 3 1/2)
Preschool storytime (Ages 3 1/2 to 5)
Pre-teen and young adult program (Ages 8-14)
LIBRARY HOURS
Monday - Thursday 10 a.m. - 9 p.m.
Friday & Saturday 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
CLOSED SUNDAY
For a detailed schedule, please stop by the library at:
416 S. Friendswood Drive
or call 281-482-7135 or visit us at
www.friendswood.lib.tx.us.
5K Run / Walk – All Ages
Kid’s K – 12 & Under
Saturday, December 4, 2010
Kid’s K
8:00 a.m.
5K Run / Walk
8:15 a.m.
$15 – 5K / $10 – Kid’s K (early registration)
$20 – 5K / $15 – Kid’s K (day of race)
Stevenson Park - 901 S. Friendswood Dr.
IRRIGATION (LI7758) • LANDSCAPING • FERTILIZATION
FLAGSTONE DECKING • LIGHTING
BACKFLOW CERTIFICATION • COMMERCIAL MAINTENANCE
Friendswood Sportspark
Located off of FM 528 and Moore Road (2910 W. Parkwood). This is a 27 acre
multi-purpose sportspark. This facility contains 4 lighted softball fields, 3 lighted
soccer fields, concession stand and restrooms. A beautiful facility that
accommodates girl’s softball, adult softball leagues and youth soccer.
For additional information or if you’re interested
in helping sponsor the “Holiday Hustle”, please contact the
Community Services Department at 281-996-3220
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Call
281-648-9731 for a free estimate.
Corey Kirkland, Owner
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City Facilities
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Friday, April 2
Thanksgiving
Holidays
Memorial Day
Thursday, Nov. 25
& Friday, November 26
Christmas Holidays
Sunday, July 4
Labor Day
Monday, September 6
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Veterans Day
Tuesday, November 11
Independence Day
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New Years Day
Friday, Dec, 31 2010
Monday, May 31
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Old City
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BRIARMEADOW
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GREENBRIAR DR
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Columbus Day
Monday, October 11
President’s Day
Monday, Feb. 14, 2011
Youth Activities
Sesquicentennial
Swimming Pool
Summer Day Camp
This camp offers a variety of indoor and outdoor activities, including
arts and crafts, nature studies, scavenger hunts, swimming, sports,
etc. The last Friday of each session is Field Trip Day.
Pool Rules
1. All persons entering the pool area must pay the admission fee
and have a pass or ID card.
13. Running, dunking, horseplay, pushing, profanity or lewd
behavior is prohibited.
2. Please walk. No running.
14. Children under 3 years must remain within arms reach of an
adult while in the pool.
3. Diving is prohibited.
15. Cloth and disposable diapers are not allowed within the pool.
Children needing diapers must wear rubber pants with tight
fitting legs.
4. Inflatable toys are not allowed. Certain personal floating devices
will be allowed (check with Lifeguard).
5. Children 12 years and under must be directly accompanied and
supervised by their parent or legal guardian.
16. Swimsuits only - No shorts, shirts, or long pants.
6. Please take a warm soapy shower before entering the pool.
17. Beach balls only, restricted to non-crowded times.
7. The City is not responsible for lost or stolen items.
18. Anyone caught swimming after hours will forfeit their swim pass
and will be arrested for TRESPASSING.
8. Coolers and ice chests are not allowed on the pool deck.
9. Smoking and glass containers are not allowed in the facility.
Inclement Weather Policy
10. Food and drinks are restricted to the picnic tables and grass
areas only.
The pool and facility will be cleared upon the first sound of thunder or
sight of lightning. Patrons will not be allowed to re-enter the facility
until 30 minutes after the last evidence of the storm. The facility will
also close during a rainstorm if the pool bottom cannot be seen.
11. Alcoholic beverages are not allowed in the facility or pool area.
12. All radios must have headphones or be kept at a low volume.
Cool your summer off with a dip in the city pool! Pool capacity: 235 persons. Pool Depth: up to 5 feet deep.
For any additional information, please call 281-482-0936 during pool operation hours.
Pool is located at 900 Cedarwood.
Ages
Open
Day/Time
Regular Season
Monday
1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. (CLOSED for maintenance)
7:00 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. (Open Swim)
Tuesday - Friday
1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. (Open Swim)
7:00 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. (Open Swim)
Saturday/Sunday
1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. (Open Swim)
7:00 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. (Open Swim)
Dates
Preseason
May 29 - 31
Hours: 1:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Regular Season
June 1 - August 22
Refer to regular season hours listed above.
July 4 - 1:00 p.m - 8:00 p.m. FREE ADMISSION
Pool Closed
June 5th 1:00pm – 5:00pm
June 19th 1:00pm – 5:00pm
End of Season
August 28 - 29 , September 4 - 5
Saturday / Sunday
1:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Ages
Day
Time
6 to 12 years of age
Monday - Friday
9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
(extended care is available for a nominal fee)
Location Leavesley Park Hanger, 901 Buckingham
Dates
A session is 2 weeks.
◆ Session I:
June 1
- June 11
◆ Session II:
June 14 - June 25
◆ Session III:
June 28 - July 9
July 12
- July 23
◆ Session IV:
◆ Session V:
July 26
- August 6
◆ Session VI:
August 9 - August 20
Fees
$150 (resident)
$120 (each additional child - same household)
$160 (non-resident)
$120 (each additional child - same household)
*Session I & Session III will be discounted due to Memorial Day &
4th of July Holiday
• A $50 fee (non-refundable) per session will hold a space open for
your child. However, the space will be forfeited if balance for the
session is not received by the deadline date.
• For an additional $30 per session, supervision before camp (7am 9am) and after camp (4pm - 6pm) is available.
• Each individual camper will be limited to a maximum of 5 sessions.
• Copy of birth certificate and health insurance card required at time
of registration.
• Discount for half sessions will not be available.
Summer Activity Registration
The City of Friendswood Community Services Department will be offering
registration for our Summer Day Camp through a lottery system. All
Friendswood residents interested in registering their child/children for Summer
Day Camp will need to come to the Community Services Department, which is
located on the second floor in the City of Friendswood City Hall, 910 S.
Friendswood Dr. Registration for the lottery system will take place between
Monday, April 5 and Wednesday, April 28 during normal business hours. Proof
of residency will be required at registration (valid Driver’s License or
Friendswood Water Bill). Parents will be asked to fill out a lottery registration
form detailing which sessions are being requested. Families will be notified by
Friday, April 30, if they were able to secure a spot in the session(s) requested.
Families chosen in the lottery will be required to pay, either deposits or full
payments by 5 pm on Friday, May 7, or your space will be forfeited.
Beginning May 11, non-residents may register for any remaining openings or
be put on the waiting list. For additional information, please call, 281-996-3220.
Cancellation or Rescheduling
All activities must have a minimum number of participants in order to be
held. The Community Services Department reserves the rights to cancel,
combine, change time or date, or make any revisions that may be necessary.
Last Days of Operation
September 6
Hours: 1:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Fees
Resident
Season Pass, 5 members
$75
Each additional member
$10
Individual
$45
Twenty Visit Pass
$15
Daily Visit Pass (all ages)
$1
Seniors 55 & Up
No admission fee
Non-Resident
Season Pass, 5 members
Each additional member
Individual
Twenty Visit Pass
Daily Visit Pass (all ages)
$85
$10
$55
$30
$2
Rental Information
Private Pool Parties can be scheduled on the following days and
times:
◆ Saturday and Sunday mornings from 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
◆ Saturday and Sunday evenings from 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
◆ $35 per hour ($45 non-resident) plus $8 per hour / lifeguard
To schedule a pool party before the pool opens, please call 281-996-3220
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Youth Special Events
Aquatics
Pitch, Hit & Run
Youth Sports Day
Intended to encourage youth participation and emphasize the “FUN”
element of baseball competition. Participants will compete in three
important aspects of baseball: pitching, batting and base-running.
A parade and ceremony to recognize youth sports (i.e., little league,
girls softball, etc.)
Ages
All
Day
Saturday
Time
9:00 a.m.
Date
March/April 2011
Fee
Free
Location
Parade route is along South Friendswood
Drive (FM 518) and ends at Renwick Sports
Complex. A ceremony will follow.
For over 120 years, the YMCA has been teaching people to swim. YMCA
swim lessons focus more than just learning to swim. YMCA lesson plans
include personal safety, personal growth, water adjustment, stroke
development, and water sports and games. YMCA lessons also
emphasize the core values of the YMCA, caring, honesty, respect,
responsibility, and faith. The Coppinger Family YMCA offers classes for all
ages. It is never too early or too late to learn to swim! There is a $40
resident fee per session, and a $30 per year membership fee.
Kidfish
Swim Lesson Information
The “KIDFISH” program is an outreach program that is designed to
bring communities together by creating fishing opportunities and
memories for children and families. The program is free to the
public. Fishing tackle and bait will be provided at no additional
charge. During “KIDFISH”, children participate in a “KIDFISH”
College presentation teaching them about fishing, conservation, and
respect for the environment, the fish, and other memorable fishing
experiences. To learn more about “KIDFISH” please visit their
website at www.kidfish.com.
Ages
16 & Under
Day/Time
Saturday 9:00 a.m. - Noon
Date
April 2011
Fee
Free
Location
Centennial Park Pond
2200 S. Friendswood Dr.
Instructor
Kidfish Staff & Volunteers
• Please pick up a Parent Handbook which is available at the Welcome
Center.
• All instructors are certified YMCA Swim Instructors. They teach
according to YMCA of the USA Swim Lesson program curriculum.
• The pool will close and classes will be cancelled if lightning is seen,
thunder is heard, or rain hinders the visibility of the pool. After each
occurrence of thunder or lightning, the pool must close for 30 minutes.
Other reasons for cancellations include pool maintenance, etc.
• Fridays will be used for make-up days for lessons. Only lessons
cancelled by the YMCA are eligible for make-up. Lessons missed due
to personal conflict/illness are not eligible for make-up. Seven out of
eight lessons are guaranteed.
• Classes that have met for at least 20 minutes will not be made up.
• Spring Online Registration begins April 12th.
Ages
Groups
Time
Date
Fee
Location
Instructors
Boys & Girls, ages 7 - 14 years
7-8 yrs
9-10 yrs
11-12 yrs
13-14 yrs
With boys and girls competing together
(age is determined as of July 17, 2009).
5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
April 2011
FREE
Renwick Sports Complex Fld. #5
205 Stadium Drive
Community Services Staff & Volunteers
Punt, Pass & Kick Competition
Intended to encourage youth participation in football competition.
Participants will compete for distance / accuracy in punting, passing
and kicking.
Ages
Groups
Time
Date
Fee
Location
Instructors
Boys and Girls, ages 8 - 15 yrs
8-9 yrs
10-11 yrs
12-13 yrs 14-15 yrs
5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
September 2010
Free
Centennial Park
Community Services Staff & Volunteers
America’s Favorite Swim
Instructor
Class Descriptions
INFANT/TODDLER CLASSES (6 months - 36 months)
Parent/Child: The objective of this class is to get both the parent and the
child comfortable in the water while having fun and learning safety.
Classes include games, songs, and toys that encourage basic movements
in the water such as kicking, arm strokes, and breath control.
PRE-SCHOOL CLASSES (3 years - 5 years)
Pike (Beginner): This class is for those who cannot or will not put their
face in the water. It is ideal for first time swimmers.
Eel (Beginner): This class is for those who will put their face in the water
and attempt skills when asked.
Ray/Starfish (Advanced): This class is for those who will jump in and
swim unassisted to the side but need to work on technique.
YOUTH CLASSES (6 years - 12 years)
Polliwog (Beginner): This class is for the beginner swimmer. Child may
be afraid of the water, but is able to play in shallow water - has no stroke
development.
Guppy (Beginner Advanced): This class is for those who can paddle 25
yards with assistance or 20 ft without assistance on his/her front or side.
Minnow (Intermediate): This class is for those who can do the front and
back crawl the length of the pool with proper breathing.
Fish/Flying Fish (Advanced): This class is for those who are comfortable
with front and back crawl. This class also teaches breaststroke and
butterfly, refines stroke technique, and teaches basic rescue skills.
SESSION I: JUNE 14-JUNE 24
Monday - Thursday for 2 weeks
Parent/Child .......10:00-10:30 am
Pike....................10:00-10:40 am
Eel ......................10:00-10:40 am
Polliwog.............10:00-10:40 am
Guppy ................10:00-10:40 am
Minnow..............10:00-10:40 am
Parent/Child .......10:45-11:15 am
Pike....................10:45-11:25 am
Eel ......................10:45-11:25 am
Ray.....................10:45-11:25 am
Polliwog.............10:45-11:25 am
Fish ....................10:45-11:25 am
SESSION III: JULY 12-JULY 22
Monday - Thursday for 2 weeks
Parent/Child .......10:00-10:30 am
Pike....................10:00-10:40 am
Eel ......................10:00-10:40 am
Polliwog.............10:00-10:40 am
Guppy ................10:00-10:40 am
Minnow..............10:00-10:40 am
Parent/Child .......10:45-11:15 am
Pike....................10:45-11:25 am
Eel ......................10:45-11:25 am
Ray.....................10:45-11:25 am
Polliwog.............10:45-11:25 am
Fish ....................10:45-11:25 am
SESSION II: JUNE 28-JULY 8
Monday - Thursday for 2 weeks
Parent/Child .......10:00-10:30 am
Pike....................10:00-10:40 am
Eel ......................10:00-10:40 am
Polliwog.............10:00-10:40 am
Guppy ................10:00-10:40 am
Minnow..............10:00-10:40 am
Parent/Child .......10:45-11:15 am
Pike....................10:45-11:25 am
Eel ......................10:45-11:25 am
Ray.....................10:45-11:25 am
Polliwog.............10:45-11:25 am
Fish ....................10:45-11:25 am
SESSION IV: JULY 26-AUGUST 5
Monday - Thursday for 2 weeks
Parent/Child .......10:00-10:30 am
Pike....................10:00-10:40 am
Eel ......................10:00-10:40 am
Polliwog.............10:00-10:40 am
Guppy ................10:00-10:40 am
Minnow..............10:00-10:40 am
Parent/Child .......10:45-11:15 am
Pike....................10:45-11:25 am
Eel ......................10:45-11:25 am
Ray.....................10:45-11:25 am
Polliwog.............10:45-11:25 am
Fish ....................10:45-11:25 am
Location for all swim lesson sessions: Sesquicentennial Pool
*Non-Friendswood Residents will pay the regular YMCA fees.
Inclement Weather Make-Up day on Friday of each week.
Water Aerobics
The full benefit of aerobics without stress on joints and muscles.
Fun and creative class with great music.
AGES
Adult
DAY
Monday - Thursday
TIME
7:05 - 8:00 p.m.
DATE
Session I
June 1 - June 24
Session II
June 28 - July 22
Session III
July 26 - August 19
FEE
$32 / session or $3 / class
LOCATION
Sesquicentennial Pool, 900 Cedarwood
To register for swim lessons, please stop by or call the Pearland YMCA at 281-485-6805.
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Senior Activities
Adult Fitness Programs
Friendswood Senior
Citizen Program (FSCP)
Health & Fitness
Jazzercise
Spice up your lifestyle and shape your body with our health and
fitness class. A fun way to burn fat, get tone, increase flexibility, and
enhance your strength!
Each class is approximately 60 minutes and incorporates the
following components. A warm-up segment comprising gentle
rhythmic movements and jazz isolations for individual muscle
groups. An aerobic segment to increase cardiovascular fitness and
burn calories. An aerobic cool-down segment to reduce heart rate. A
muscle-toning segment with weights to strengthen the hips, thighs,
derriere, abdomen, upper torso and arms. A final cool-down stretch
segment to return the heart rate to normal.
The goal of FSCP is to enrich the lives of senior adults in Friendswood.
Activities, exercise programs, cultural programs, health education and field
trips, are all a vital part of this program. The program strives to create a
sense of community for Friendswood seniors by sponsoring
multigenerational events and partnering with other city groups and
organizations to enhance the quality of life of all age groups.
Friendswood seniors participate in a variety of activities, trips and special
events creatively designed to meet the ever changing needs and interests
of a growing, active adult population. Everything from Tai Chi to Ballroom
Dancing, line dancing, tap dancing or fitness instruction is offered on the
weekly activities calendar. Most classes are taught by volunteer
instructors. Special events offered each month range from holiday
celebrations to live entertainment performances by local and regional
artists, lectures and instructors. Field Trips scheduled monthly and
throughout the year include short day trips to area attractions as well as
exciting and professionally organized overnight trips and excursions to
near by cities and tourist destinations.
For more details go to the city website at http://www.friendswood.com,
click on the “Senior Citizen Program” icon to find the current edition of
The Friendswood Star--a full color newsletter and calendar describing
each month’s activities and events. For more information, to schedule bus
service or to R.S.V.P for an event call 281-482-8441.
Transportation &
Nutrition Program
Bus service within the city limits, is available for seniors who wish to
participate in Senior Citizen Program activities. To schedule a ride on
the bus seniors must call a day ahead. Contributions are accepted and
appreciated for this service but not required.
Congregate meals are furnished to Friendswood Senior Citizen
program participants via the Houston-Galveston Area Council Agency
on Aging. To receive these meals seniors must be at least 60 or older.
There is a suggested donation of $1 per meal.
Monday-Friday, 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.
Friendswood Activity Building • 281-482-8441
416 Morningside Drive • Friendswood, TX 77546
Ages
Adult
Day
Monday - Thursday
Time
5:45 - 6:45 p.m.
Date
8 week sessions (year round)
Session I: Feb. 1 - Mar. 25
Session II: Mar. 29 - May 20
Session III: May 24 - July 15
Session IV: July 19- Sept. 9
Session V: Sept.13 - Nov. 4
Session VI: Nov. 8 - Dec. 31
No Classes
City Holidays Nov. 23-26, Dec. 21-24
Fee
$42/session or $3/class (Payable by check only)
Location
Activity Building, 416 Morningside
Ages
Day/Time
Date
Fee
Locations
Instructor
FYI: Registration takes place Monday - Friday, 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM at the
Activity Building or before class begins at 5:45 PM. Maximum of 30
participants per class. No one is allowed to enter class after warm-up.
Please make check payable to the City of Friendswood. For additional
information, please call the Community Services Dept. at (281) 996-3220.
Adult
Monday - Thursday 7:00 – 8:00 p.m.
Saturday 9:00 – 10:00 a.m.
Year Round
Varies
Activity Building, 416 Morningside
Lisa Alvear, 281-332-5084
Adult Sports
Adult Softball Leagues
League play consists of Coed, Mens “D” and Mens “DD”. All league play consist of 1st and 2nd place awards and an ASA
card. All league play takes place at the Friendswood Sportspark located at 2910 W. Parkwood.
Rain Out Line: 281-996-3358
Spring / Summer Leagues
Adult Coed League
Day
Sundays
Time League play begins at 4:30 p.m.
Dates February - August
(double header - 6 or 7 week league)
Fees $230 plus umpire fees &
$60 forfeit fee deposit.
Adult Men’s “DD” League
Day
Sundays
Time League play begins at 6:30 p.m.
Dates February - August
(double header - 6 or 7 week league)
Fees $230 plus umpire fees &
$60 forfeit fee deposit
Fall / Winter Leagues
Adult Men’s “D” & “DD” Leagues
Day
Mondays
Time League play begins at 6:30 p.m.
Dates September - December
(double header - 6 or 7 week league)
Fees
$230 plus umpire fees &
$60 forfeit fee deposit
Genie Balderaz, Senior Program Manager
[email protected]
Elena Luquette, Assistant Senior Program Manager
[email protected]
Adult Men’s “D” & “DD” Leagues
Day
Mondays
Time League play begins at 6:30 p.m.
Dates February - August
(double header - 6 or 7 week league)
Fees $230 plus umpire fees &
$60 forfeit fee deposit
Spookfest Softball Tournament
Adult Men’s “DD” and Coed Leagues
Day
Thursdays
Time League play begins at 6:30 p.m.
Dates September - December
(double header - 6 or 7 week league)
Fees
$230 plus umpire fees &
$60 forfeit fee deposit
Ages
Day
Time
Dates
Fees
Adult Coed and Men’s “D”
Saturday & Sunday
Play begins at 9:00 a.m.
October 31, 2010
$150 (Includes umpire fees)
Adult Flag Football Leagues
All league play consists of 1st and 2nd place awards and a TAAF card. League play takes place at Centennial Park located at 2200 S.
Friendswood Drive. Call the Community Services Department at 281-996-3220 for more information.
Rain Out LIne: 281-996-3358
Spring/Winter Leagues
Adult Men’s Competitive League
Day
Mondays
Time
League play begins at 6:30 p.m.
Dates
January - July 2010
(6 games double header with playoffs)
Fees
$230 & $80 forfeit fee deposit
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Adult Men’s Novice League
Day
Tuesdays
Time
League play begins at 6:30 p.m.
Dates
January - July 2010
(6 games double header with playoffs)
Fees
$230 & $80 forfeit fee deposit
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Adult Men’s Open League
Day
Thursdays
Time
League play begins at 6:30 p.m.
Dates
January - July 2010
(6 games double header with playoffs)
Fees
$230 & $80 forfeit fee deposit
Senior Activities
Adult Fitness Programs
Friendswood Senior
Citizen Program (FSCP)
Health & Fitness
Jazzercise
Spice up your lifestyle and shape your body with our health and
fitness class. A fun way to burn fat, get tone, increase flexibility, and
enhance your strength!
Each class is approximately 60 minutes and incorporates the
following components. A warm-up segment comprising gentle
rhythmic movements and jazz isolations for individual muscle
groups. An aerobic segment to increase cardiovascular fitness and
burn calories. An aerobic cool-down segment to reduce heart rate. A
muscle-toning segment with weights to strengthen the hips, thighs,
derriere, abdomen, upper torso and arms. A final cool-down stretch
segment to return the heart rate to normal.
The goal of FSCP is to enrich the lives of senior adults in Friendswood.
Activities, exercise programs, cultural programs, health education and field
trips, are all a vital part of this program. The program strives to create a
sense of community for Friendswood seniors by sponsoring
multigenerational events and partnering with other city groups and
organizations to enhance the quality of life of all age groups.
Friendswood seniors participate in a variety of activities, trips and special
events creatively designed to meet the ever changing needs and interests
of a growing, active adult population. Everything from Tai Chi to Ballroom
Dancing, line dancing, tap dancing or fitness instruction is offered on the
weekly activities calendar. Most classes are taught by volunteer
instructors. Special events offered each month range from holiday
celebrations to live entertainment performances by local and regional
artists, lectures and instructors. Field Trips scheduled monthly and
throughout the year include short day trips to area attractions as well as
exciting and professionally organized overnight trips and excursions to
near by cities and tourist destinations.
For more details go to the city website at http://www.friendswood.com,
click on the “Senior Citizen Program” icon to find the current edition of
The Friendswood Star--a full color newsletter and calendar describing
each month’s activities and events. For more information, to schedule bus
service or to R.S.V.P for an event call 281-482-8441.
Transportation &
Nutrition Program
Bus service within the city limits, is available for seniors who wish to
participate in Senior Citizen Program activities. To schedule a ride on
the bus seniors must call a day ahead. Contributions are accepted and
appreciated for this service but not required.
Congregate meals are furnished to Friendswood Senior Citizen
program participants via the Houston-Galveston Area Council Agency
on Aging. To receive these meals seniors must be at least 60 or older.
There is a suggested donation of $1 per meal.
Monday-Friday, 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.
Friendswood Activity Building • 281-482-8441
416 Morningside Drive • Friendswood, TX 77546
Ages
Adult
Day
Monday - Thursday
Time
5:45 - 6:45 p.m.
Date
8 week sessions (year round)
Session I: Feb. 1 - Mar. 25
Session II: Mar. 29 - May 20
Session III: May 24 - July 15
Session IV: July 19- Sept. 9
Session V: Sept.13 - Nov. 4
Session VI: Nov. 8 - Dec. 31
No Classes
City Holidays Nov. 23-26, Dec. 21-24
Fee
$42/session or $3/class (Payable by check only)
Location
Activity Building, 416 Morningside
Ages
Day/Time
Date
Fee
Locations
Instructor
FYI: Registration takes place Monday - Friday, 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM at the
Activity Building or before class begins at 5:45 PM. Maximum of 30
participants per class. No one is allowed to enter class after warm-up.
Please make check payable to the City of Friendswood. For additional
information, please call the Community Services Dept. at (281) 996-3220.
Adult
Monday - Thursday 7:00 – 8:00 p.m.
Saturday 9:00 – 10:00 a.m.
Year Round
Varies
Activity Building, 416 Morningside
Lisa Alvear, 281-332-5084
Adult Sports
Adult Softball Leagues
League play consists of Coed, Mens “D” and Mens “DD”. All league play consist of 1st and 2nd place awards and an ASA
card. All league play takes place at the Friendswood Sportspark located at 2910 W. Parkwood.
Rain Out Line: 281-996-3358
Spring / Summer Leagues
Adult Coed League
Day
Sundays
Time League play begins at 4:30 p.m.
Dates February - August
(double header - 6 or 7 week league)
Fees $230 plus umpire fees &
$60 forfeit fee deposit.
Adult Men’s “DD” League
Day
Sundays
Time League play begins at 6:30 p.m.
Dates February - August
(double header - 6 or 7 week league)
Fees $230 plus umpire fees &
$60 forfeit fee deposit
Fall / Winter Leagues
Adult Men’s “D” & “DD” Leagues
Day
Mondays
Time League play begins at 6:30 p.m.
Dates September - December
(double header - 6 or 7 week league)
Fees
$230 plus umpire fees &
$60 forfeit fee deposit
Genie Balderaz, Senior Program Manager
[email protected]
Elena Luquette, Assistant Senior Program Manager
[email protected]
Adult Men’s “D” & “DD” Leagues
Day
Mondays
Time League play begins at 6:30 p.m.
Dates February - August
(double header - 6 or 7 week league)
Fees $230 plus umpire fees &
$60 forfeit fee deposit
Spookfest Softball Tournament
Adult Men’s “DD” and Coed Leagues
Day
Thursdays
Time League play begins at 6:30 p.m.
Dates September - December
(double header - 6 or 7 week league)
Fees
$230 plus umpire fees &
$60 forfeit fee deposit
Ages
Day
Time
Dates
Fees
Adult Coed and Men’s “D”
Saturday & Sunday
Play begins at 9:00 a.m.
October 31, 2010
$150 (Includes umpire fees)
Adult Flag Football Leagues
All league play consists of 1st and 2nd place awards and a TAAF card. League play takes place at Centennial Park located at 2200 S.
Friendswood Drive. Call the Community Services Department at 281-996-3220 for more information.
Rain Out LIne: 281-996-3358
Spring/Winter Leagues
Adult Men’s Competitive League
Day
Mondays
Time
League play begins at 6:30 p.m.
Dates
January - July 2010
(6 games double header with playoffs)
Fees
$230 & $80 forfeit fee deposit
8
Adult Men’s Novice League
Day
Tuesdays
Time
League play begins at 6:30 p.m.
Dates
January - July 2010
(6 games double header with playoffs)
Fees
$230 & $80 forfeit fee deposit
9
Adult Men’s Open League
Day
Thursdays
Time
League play begins at 6:30 p.m.
Dates
January - July 2010
(6 games double header with playoffs)
Fees
$230 & $80 forfeit fee deposit
Youth Special Events
Aquatics
Pitch, Hit & Run
Youth Sports Day
Intended to encourage youth participation and emphasize the “FUN”
element of baseball competition. Participants will compete in three
important aspects of baseball: pitching, batting and base-running.
A parade and ceremony to recognize youth sports (i.e., little league,
girls softball, etc.)
Ages
All
Day
Saturday
Time
9:00 a.m.
Date
March/April 2011
Fee
Free
Location
Parade route is along South Friendswood
Drive (FM 518) and ends at Renwick Sports
Complex. A ceremony will follow.
For over 120 years, the YMCA has been teaching people to swim. YMCA
swim lessons focus more than just learning to swim. YMCA lesson plans
include personal safety, personal growth, water adjustment, stroke
development, and water sports and games. YMCA lessons also
emphasize the core values of the YMCA, caring, honesty, respect,
responsibility, and faith. The Coppinger Family YMCA offers classes for all
ages. It is never too early or too late to learn to swim! There is a $40
resident fee per session, and a $30 per year membership fee.
Kidfish
Swim Lesson Information
The “KIDFISH” program is an outreach program that is designed to
bring communities together by creating fishing opportunities and
memories for children and families. The program is free to the
public. Fishing tackle and bait will be provided at no additional
charge. During “KIDFISH”, children participate in a “KIDFISH”
College presentation teaching them about fishing, conservation, and
respect for the environment, the fish, and other memorable fishing
experiences. To learn more about “KIDFISH” please visit their
website at www.kidfish.com.
Ages
16 & Under
Day/Time
Saturday 9:00 a.m. - Noon
Date
April 2011
Fee
Free
Location
Centennial Park Pond
2200 S. Friendswood Dr.
Instructor
Kidfish Staff & Volunteers
• Please pick up a Parent Handbook which is available at the Welcome
Center.
• All instructors are certified YMCA Swim Instructors. They teach
according to YMCA of the USA Swim Lesson program curriculum.
• The pool will close and classes will be cancelled if lightning is seen,
thunder is heard, or rain hinders the visibility of the pool. After each
occurrence of thunder or lightning, the pool must close for 30 minutes.
Other reasons for cancellations include pool maintenance, etc.
• Fridays will be used for make-up days for lessons. Only lessons
cancelled by the YMCA are eligible for make-up. Lessons missed due
to personal conflict/illness are not eligible for make-up. Seven out of
eight lessons are guaranteed.
• Classes that have met for at least 20 minutes will not be made up.
• Spring Online Registration begins April 12th.
Ages
Groups
Time
Date
Fee
Location
Instructors
Boys & Girls, ages 7 - 14 years
7-8 yrs
9-10 yrs
11-12 yrs
13-14 yrs
With boys and girls competing together
(age is determined as of July 17, 2009).
5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
April 2011
FREE
Renwick Sports Complex Fld. #5
205 Stadium Drive
Community Services Staff & Volunteers
Punt, Pass & Kick Competition
Intended to encourage youth participation in football competition.
Participants will compete for distance / accuracy in punting, passing
and kicking.
Ages
Groups
Time
Date
Fee
Location
Instructors
Boys and Girls, ages 8 - 15 yrs
8-9 yrs
10-11 yrs
12-13 yrs 14-15 yrs
5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
September 2010
Free
Centennial Park
Community Services Staff & Volunteers
America’s Favorite Swim
Instructor
Class Descriptions
INFANT/TODDLER CLASSES (6 months - 36 months)
Parent/Child: The objective of this class is to get both the parent and the
child comfortable in the water while having fun and learning safety.
Classes include games, songs, and toys that encourage basic movements
in the water such as kicking, arm strokes, and breath control.
PRE-SCHOOL CLASSES (3 years - 5 years)
Pike (Beginner): This class is for those who cannot or will not put their
face in the water. It is ideal for first time swimmers.
Eel (Beginner): This class is for those who will put their face in the water
and attempt skills when asked.
Ray/Starfish (Advanced): This class is for those who will jump in and
swim unassisted to the side but need to work on technique.
YOUTH CLASSES (6 years - 12 years)
Polliwog (Beginner): This class is for the beginner swimmer. Child may
be afraid of the water, but is able to play in shallow water - has no stroke
development.
Guppy (Beginner Advanced): This class is for those who can paddle 25
yards with assistance or 20 ft without assistance on his/her front or side.
Minnow (Intermediate): This class is for those who can do the front and
back crawl the length of the pool with proper breathing.
Fish/Flying Fish (Advanced): This class is for those who are comfortable
with front and back crawl. This class also teaches breaststroke and
butterfly, refines stroke technique, and teaches basic rescue skills.
SESSION I: JUNE 14-JUNE 24
Monday - Thursday for 2 weeks
Parent/Child .......10:00-10:30 am
Pike....................10:00-10:40 am
Eel ......................10:00-10:40 am
Polliwog.............10:00-10:40 am
Guppy ................10:00-10:40 am
Minnow..............10:00-10:40 am
Parent/Child .......10:45-11:15 am
Pike....................10:45-11:25 am
Eel ......................10:45-11:25 am
Ray.....................10:45-11:25 am
Polliwog.............10:45-11:25 am
Fish ....................10:45-11:25 am
SESSION III: JULY 12-JULY 22
Monday - Thursday for 2 weeks
Parent/Child .......10:00-10:30 am
Pike....................10:00-10:40 am
Eel ......................10:00-10:40 am
Polliwog.............10:00-10:40 am
Guppy ................10:00-10:40 am
Minnow..............10:00-10:40 am
Parent/Child .......10:45-11:15 am
Pike....................10:45-11:25 am
Eel ......................10:45-11:25 am
Ray.....................10:45-11:25 am
Polliwog.............10:45-11:25 am
Fish ....................10:45-11:25 am
SESSION II: JUNE 28-JULY 8
Monday - Thursday for 2 weeks
Parent/Child .......10:00-10:30 am
Pike....................10:00-10:40 am
Eel ......................10:00-10:40 am
Polliwog.............10:00-10:40 am
Guppy ................10:00-10:40 am
Minnow..............10:00-10:40 am
Parent/Child .......10:45-11:15 am
Pike....................10:45-11:25 am
Eel ......................10:45-11:25 am
Ray.....................10:45-11:25 am
Polliwog.............10:45-11:25 am
Fish ....................10:45-11:25 am
SESSION IV: JULY 26-AUGUST 5
Monday - Thursday for 2 weeks
Parent/Child .......10:00-10:30 am
Pike....................10:00-10:40 am
Eel ......................10:00-10:40 am
Polliwog.............10:00-10:40 am
Guppy ................10:00-10:40 am
Minnow..............10:00-10:40 am
Parent/Child .......10:45-11:15 am
Pike....................10:45-11:25 am
Eel ......................10:45-11:25 am
Ray.....................10:45-11:25 am
Polliwog.............10:45-11:25 am
Fish ....................10:45-11:25 am
Location for all swim lesson sessions: Sesquicentennial Pool
*Non-Friendswood Residents will pay the regular YMCA fees.
Inclement Weather Make-Up day on Friday of each week.
Water Aerobics
The full benefit of aerobics without stress on joints and muscles.
Fun and creative class with great music.
AGES
Adult
DAY
Monday - Thursday
TIME
7:05 - 8:00 p.m.
DATE
Session I
June 1 - June 24
Session II
June 28 - July 22
Session III
July 26 - August 19
FEE
$32 / session or $3 / class
LOCATION
Sesquicentennial Pool, 900 Cedarwood
To register for swim lessons, please stop by or call the Pearland YMCA at 281-485-6805.
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Youth Activities
Sesquicentennial
Swimming Pool
Summer Day Camp
This camp offers a variety of indoor and outdoor activities, including
arts and crafts, nature studies, scavenger hunts, swimming, sports,
etc. The last Friday of each session is Field Trip Day.
Pool Rules
1. All persons entering the pool area must pay the admission fee
and have a pass or ID card.
13. Running, dunking, horseplay, pushing, profanity or lewd
behavior is prohibited.
2. Please walk. No running.
14. Children under 3 years must remain within arms reach of an
adult while in the pool.
3. Diving is prohibited.
15. Cloth and disposable diapers are not allowed within the pool.
Children needing diapers must wear rubber pants with tight
fitting legs.
4. Inflatable toys are not allowed. Certain personal floating devices
will be allowed (check with Lifeguard).
5. Children 12 years and under must be directly accompanied and
supervised by their parent or legal guardian.
16. Swimsuits only - No shorts, shirts, or long pants.
6. Please take a warm soapy shower before entering the pool.
17. Beach balls only, restricted to non-crowded times.
7. The City is not responsible for lost or stolen items.
18. Anyone caught swimming after hours will forfeit their swim pass
and will be arrested for TRESPASSING.
8. Coolers and ice chests are not allowed on the pool deck.
9. Smoking and glass containers are not allowed in the facility.
Inclement Weather Policy
10. Food and drinks are restricted to the picnic tables and grass
areas only.
The pool and facility will be cleared upon the first sound of thunder or
sight of lightning. Patrons will not be allowed to re-enter the facility
until 30 minutes after the last evidence of the storm. The facility will
also close during a rainstorm if the pool bottom cannot be seen.
11. Alcoholic beverages are not allowed in the facility or pool area.
12. All radios must have headphones or be kept at a low volume.
Cool your summer off with a dip in the city pool! Pool capacity: 235 persons. Pool Depth: up to 5 feet deep.
For any additional information, please call 281-482-0936 during pool operation hours.
Pool is located at 900 Cedarwood.
Ages
Open
Day/Time
Regular Season
Monday
1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. (CLOSED for maintenance)
7:00 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. (Open Swim)
Tuesday - Friday
1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. (Open Swim)
7:00 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. (Open Swim)
Saturday/Sunday
1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. (Open Swim)
7:00 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. (Open Swim)
Dates
Preseason
May 29 - 31
Hours: 1:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Regular Season
June 1 - August 22
Refer to regular season hours listed above.
July 4 - 1:00 p.m - 8:00 p.m. FREE ADMISSION
Pool Closed
June 5th 1:00pm – 5:00pm
June 19th 1:00pm – 5:00pm
End of Season
August 28 - 29 , September 4 - 5
Saturday / Sunday
1:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Ages
Day
Time
6 to 12 years of age
Monday - Friday
9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
(extended care is available for a nominal fee)
Location Leavesley Park Hanger, 901 Buckingham
Dates
A session is 2 weeks.
◆ Session I:
June 1
- June 11
◆ Session II:
June 14 - June 25
◆ Session III:
June 28 - July 9
July 12
- July 23
◆ Session IV:
◆ Session V:
July 26
- August 6
◆ Session VI:
August 9 - August 20
Fees
$150 (resident)
$120 (each additional child - same household)
$160 (non-resident)
$120 (each additional child - same household)
*Session I & Session III will be discounted due to Memorial Day &
4th of July Holiday
• A $50 fee (non-refundable) per session will hold a space open for
your child. However, the space will be forfeited if balance for the
session is not received by the deadline date.
• For an additional $30 per session, supervision before camp (7am 9am) and after camp (4pm - 6pm) is available.
• Each individual camper will be limited to a maximum of 5 sessions.
• Copy of birth certificate and health insurance card required at time
of registration.
• Discount for half sessions will not be available.
Summer Activity Registration
The City of Friendswood Community Services Department will be offering
registration for our Summer Day Camp through a lottery system. All
Friendswood residents interested in registering their child/children for Summer
Day Camp will need to come to the Community Services Department, which is
located on the second floor in the City of Friendswood City Hall, 910 S.
Friendswood Dr. Registration for the lottery system will take place between
Monday, April 5 and Wednesday, April 28 during normal business hours. Proof
of residency will be required at registration (valid Driver’s License or
Friendswood Water Bill). Parents will be asked to fill out a lottery registration
form detailing which sessions are being requested. Families will be notified by
Friday, April 30, if they were able to secure a spot in the session(s) requested.
Families chosen in the lottery will be required to pay, either deposits or full
payments by 5 pm on Friday, May 7, or your space will be forfeited.
Beginning May 11, non-residents may register for any remaining openings or
be put on the waiting list. For additional information, please call, 281-996-3220.
Cancellation or Rescheduling
All activities must have a minimum number of participants in order to be
held. The Community Services Department reserves the rights to cancel,
combine, change time or date, or make any revisions that may be necessary.
Last Days of Operation
September 6
Hours: 1:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Fees
Resident
Season Pass, 5 members
$75
Each additional member
$10
Individual
$45
Twenty Visit Pass
$15
Daily Visit Pass (all ages)
$1
Seniors 55 & Up
No admission fee
Non-Resident
Season Pass, 5 members
Each additional member
Individual
Twenty Visit Pass
Daily Visit Pass (all ages)
$85
$10
$55
$30
$2
Rental Information
Private Pool Parties can be scheduled on the following days and
times:
◆ Saturday and Sunday mornings from 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
◆ Saturday and Sunday evenings from 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
◆ $35 per hour ($45 non-resident) plus $8 per hour / lifeguard
To schedule a pool party before the pool opens, please call 281-996-3220
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City Facilities
Old City Park
Activity Building
Located at 300 Briarmeadow near Winding Way. Facilities include: picnic tables,
barbecue pits, playground equipment and nature trails. A large riding arena with
bleachers, concession stand and announcers booth host local horse shows and
riding events. Approximately 6 acres of park land allows for parking of trucks,
trailers and cars.
Located at 416 Morningside. The Activity Building houses the Friendswood
Senior Citizens Program and provides fitness classes, and meeting room
space.
Meeting Rooms:
Library
Mitch & Artha Wright
Concert In The Park Series
The Friendswood Public Library, located at 416 S. Friendswood Drive,
welcomes all area citizens of all ages to visit the library and enjoy its
many services. The library’s book collection consists of over 80,000
volumes with over 170 magazine and newspaper subscriptions. The
library is able to readily provide popular titles, as nearly 450 new books
are added monthly. A wide variety of reading materials for both
recreational and educational reading is selected to provide for the reading
interests and needs of toddlers through senior citizens. The library also
has a wide selection of materials in other formats: dvds, videos,
audiobooks (on tape and compact disc), music cds, and computer
software. For additional information, please visit the library web page at
www.friendswood.lib.tx.us or call the library at 281-482-7135.
Great way to spend your Friday evening enjoying great music by
great entertainers! Bring your blankets, lawn chairs, refreshments,
dinner and / or snack. It’s time to sit back and enjoy an evening
filled with great music!
◆ $25 (refundable) clean-up / security deposit
Old City Park Rental
Maximum of 4 hours - Flat Fee ranging from $20 - $50
depending on which meeting rooms are rented
◆ $25 (refundable) clean-up / security deposit
◆ $25 (resident)
◆ $50 (non-resident)
◆ $50 (resident group)
◆ $75 (non-resident group)
All non-profit groups wishing to use meeting room space will be required to
pay the $25 deposit. The rental fee may be waived with proof of non-profit
status.
Leavesley Park
Located at 901 Buckingham in Regency Estates. This facility is available for
small and large social events, private parties and many other activities. Facilities
include: rest rooms, kitchen, tables, chairs and a large inside open area.
Centennial Park
Open 7 a.m. - 11 p.m.
Located at 2200 South Friendswood Drive. The newest park addition to the
Friendswood community. Facilities include: Two picnic pavilions, a 3/4-mile
hiking/jogging trail, playground, concession, restrooms, two lighted
multipurpose fields, one lighted football field, two new soccer fields
additional parking for over 200 vehicles and the Evelyn. B. Newman
Amphitheater.
Leavesley Park Rental (Jones Hangar)
◆ $200 (refundable) clean-up / security deposit for individual use
◆ Non-Prime Time (before 6:00 p.m.)
◆ $100 (resident) ◆ $200 (non-resident)
◆ Prime Time (after 6:00 p.m.)
◆ $250 (resident) ◆ $375 (non-resident)
Centennial Park (Pavilion) Rental
◆ $150 (refundable) clean-up / security deposit
◆ $50 (resident)
◆ $150 (non-resident)
Renwick Sports Complex
Available for rental December - February and the month of July.
Located at 205 Stadium Drive, behind Westwood Elementary School. This
facility contains 19 acres of baseball, football and soccer fields which are used
for various youth leagues.
Stevenson Park
Special Events
Evelyn B. Newman
Amphitheater
Open 24 hours
This facility provides space for Fine Arts productions,
community events, special events and private rentals.
Hours of operation are as follows:
Sunday – Thursday 11:00 a.m. – 10:00 p.m.
Friday – Saturday
8:00 a.m. – 10:00 p.m.
Located at 1100 South Friendswood Drive (FM 518) next to Fire Station #1. This
beautiful park can be enjoyed by the entire family. Facilities include: playground
area, picnic tables, four lighted tennis courts and rest rooms. This is also the
site for Concerts in the Park. Additionally, the park contains the following
facilities:
◆ Friendswood Sesquicentennial Pool - Can be reserved for Pool Parties.
◆ Gazebo - Lighted area can be reserved for wedding ceremonies, etc.
◆ Pavilion - Lighted area can be reserved for reunions, company parties, etc.
*Pavilion/Gazebo are covered areas.
Evelyn B. Newman Amphitheater Rental
Resident Rates:
Non-Resident Rates:
Stevenson Park (Pavilion) Rental
◆ $150 (refundable) clean-up / security deposit
◆ $50 (resident)
◆ $150 (non-resident)
Stevenson Park (Gazebo) Rental
$750 Clean up and Security Deposit
$500 Rental Fee
$500 Janitorial Services (Optional)
$750 Clean up and Security Deposit
$750 Rental Fee
$500 Janitorial Services (Optional)
For additional information or to reserve a specific
park or building, please call 281-996-3220.
◆ $25 (refundable) clean-up / security deposit
◆ $25 (resident)
◆ $50 (non-resident)
◆ $50 (resident group)
◆ $75 (non-resident group)
Day/Time
Date
May 7*
May 14
May 21
May 28
June 4
June 11
June 18
June 25
Entertainment
Style
Radio Disney
AM 1590 DJ
Friendswood & Clear Brook HS
Jazz Band
TX Blues Brothers (Tribute Band)
Rock Variety
Abbey Road/Already Gone
Rock Variety
Beatles/Eagles Tribute
Route 66
Classic Rock
Mark May
Texas Blues
Radio London
Pop/Contemporary
Green Onions
Rock/Blues
Hwy 59
Request Band
* Concert begins at 6:00 p.m.*
All concerts are free to the public. Prizes are given out during intermission.
All concerts except where noted will take place at Stevenson Park, 1100 S.
Friendswood Dr., in the Gazebo. Concerts begin at 7:00 p.m., and ends at
approximately 9:00 p.m. Bring your blankets, lawn chairs, refreshments,
dinner and/or a snack and sit back and enjoy an evening of fun and family
entertainment sponsored by the City of Friendswood, Community Services
Department.
If you would like to be a sponsor and/or provide a door
prize for one or more of the concerts, please contact
James Toney at (281) 996-3220.
Holiday Hustle - 5K Fun Run /
Walk & Kid’s K
Children and Young Adult Services
The library offers storytimes and special programs throughout the
year. A special summer service is the Summer Reading Club. Other
summer activities are as follows:
Monday
1:30 p.m.
Tuesday
10:10 a.m.
10:45 a.m.
1:30 p.m.
Wednesday
10:10 a.m.
10:45 a.m.
1:30 p.m.
3:30 p.m.
Thursday
1:30 p.m.
Friday
10:10 a.m.
10:45 a.m.
1:30 p.m.
A fun for all event that begins and ends at Stevenson Park. Top male
/ Top female in each category, Overall male / female, 1st male / female
walker, and 1st place male & female for the Kid’s K. T-shirt & goodie
bag included. All proceeds will go to the Laura Recovery Center
Foundation based here in Friendswood.
Ages
Day/Time
1776 Memorial Park
Fee
Located in Imperial Estates off FM 2351. This nature park has 12.6 acres of
wooded area which runs along the banks of Clear Creek. This park is ideal for
bird watching and nature study.
Fridays, 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Location
Crafts for ages 5-7
Toddler storytime (Up to age 3 1/2)
Preschool storytime (Ages 3 1/2 to 5)
Various special programs including magic shows,
puppet shows and endangered animals
Toddler storytime (Up to age 3 1/2)
Preschool storytime (Ages 3 1/2 to 5)
Pre-teen program (Ages 8-10)
Young Adult program (Ages 11-14)
Special program for all ages
Toddler storytime (Up to age 3 1/2)
Preschool storytime (Ages 3 1/2 to 5)
Pre-teen and young adult program (Ages 8-14)
LIBRARY HOURS
Monday - Thursday 10 a.m. - 9 p.m.
Friday & Saturday 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
CLOSED SUNDAY
For a detailed schedule, please stop by the library at:
416 S. Friendswood Drive
or call 281-482-7135 or visit us at
www.friendswood.lib.tx.us.
5K Run / Walk – All Ages
Kid’s K – 12 & Under
Saturday, December 4, 2010
Kid’s K
8:00 a.m.
5K Run / Walk
8:15 a.m.
$15 – 5K / $10 – Kid’s K (early registration)
$20 – 5K / $15 – Kid’s K (day of race)
Stevenson Park - 901 S. Friendswood Dr.
IRRIGATION (LI7758) • LANDSCAPING • FERTILIZATION
FLAGSTONE DECKING • LIGHTING
BACKFLOW CERTIFICATION • COMMERCIAL MAINTENANCE
Friendswood Sportspark
Located off of FM 528 and Moore Road (2910 W. Parkwood). This is a 27 acre
multi-purpose sportspark. This facility contains 4 lighted softball fields, 3 lighted
soccer fields, concession stand and restrooms. A beautiful facility that
accommodates girl’s softball, adult softball leagues and youth soccer.
For additional information or if you’re interested
in helping sponsor the “Holiday Hustle”, please contact the
Community Services Department at 281-996-3220
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Call
281-648-9731 for a free estimate.
Corey Kirkland, Owner
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Director’s Message
2010 Fourth of July Celebration
“Red, White & Blue Go Green, Keep
Friendswood Beautiful”
The Fourth of July Steering Committee and the City of Friendswood would like to invite you to
participate in the 115th annual Friendswood Fourth of July Celebration that will take place on Sunday,
July 4th and Monday, July 5th. The two-day celebration is packed full of entertainment, food and fun
for the entire family. The theme for this year’s celebration is “Red, White & Blue Go Green, Keep
Friendswood Beautiful”.
The two-day long celebration will kick off Sunday night with the Evening Program, which begins at
7:00 p.m., at Centennial Park. This year’s program should be one of the best family fun events for
2010. Rick Trevino will headline the evening entertainment. along with a second band; Hamilton
Loomis. A fantastic fireworks extravaganza will light up the sky beginning at approximately 9:20 p.m.
The fireworks will be choreographed to patriotic music and is guaranteed to be one of the best
fireworks displays in the Houston area.
Public parking will not be available at Centennial Park for the Evening Program. Spectators must
ride the free shuttle service to gain admittance into the park. Shuttle Service will be available from
Clear Brook High School and from Friendswood Community Church, on 2821 Parkwood Ave. Shuttle
services will begin running at 6:30 p.m.
James Toney
Director of
Community Services
Welcome to the Friendswood
Community Services Department.
This brochure will outline the
necessary information needed to
take part in the many activities and
services provided by the
Department. The goal of the staff
of the Community Services
Department is to provide quality
programs and facilities that the
entire family can enjoy and utilize:
Library Services, Park Operations,
Community Activities and Facility
Operations. The mission of the
Department is to provide the
highest level of services and
programs to the citizens at the
greatest value, in a manner that
warrants the highest degree of
public confidence in our integrity
and efficiency. Once again, we
welcome you to Friendswood and
encourage your participation,
comments and suggestions to a
Community Services Staff
Youth Sports Contact Numbers
James Toney ..............................................Director of Community Services
Kimberly Ramirez ....................................................Administrative Assistant
Darrell Niedert ..........................Parks/Building Maintenance Superintendent
Michael Boyett ..........................................................Recreation Coordinator
Genie Balderaz ......................................................Senior Program Manager
Mary Perroni ........................................................................Library Director
Drew Pennywell ...........................................................Recreation Specialist
Basketball
http://eteamz.com/fyba
281-482-8149
Friendswood Girls Softball Association
http://eteamz.com/fgs
Jeff Rhyne
713-550-7715
281-389-1100
Friendswood Youth
John Scott
713-412-0283
Football Association
http://www.leaguelineup.com/welcome.asp?url=fyfa
[email protected]
Community Service Committees
Parks and Recreation Board
Senior Citizen Advisory Committee
July 4th Steering Committee
Keep Friendswood Beautiful
Library Board
Football (Mustangs)
Jeff Yohn
Football (Colts)
www.friendswoodcolts.com
Lani Dorow
Friendswood Soccer Club
http://www.spacecityfc.org/
281-993-4435
281-831-6233
[email protected]
Soccer Line
Friendswood Area
Swim Team
Steve Rockey
http://www.friendswoodswim.org/
Community Services Department
281-996-3220
Friendswood Sesquicentennial Swimming Pool
281-482-0936
Friendswood Sportspark
281-996-3220
Senior Citizen Program
281-482-8441 / 281-482-7471
Library
281-482-7135
Weather Line
281-996-3358
Friendswood Fillies
Janan Rives
www.friendswoodfillies.com
Friendswood Lady Mustangs Tiffany Yohn
Star Steppers
Dance Team
Tamara Wilkins
http://www.starsteppersdance.net/
Friendswood Pony League
Baseball 13-14yrs.
Matt Giffrow
Tennis
Kelly Smith
At-Will Employer
The City of Friendswood is currently accepting applications for the following summer
positions in the Community Services Department.
281-482-8581
713-854-3449
281-993-5009
281-993-4435
281-996-8855
[email protected]
281-648-6255
Friendswood City Council
Day Camp Director • Assistant Camp Director • Camp Counselor
Assistant Pool Manager • Water Aerobics Instructor • Lifeguards • Cashier
Apply at:
Dale Dunn
Friendswood
Little League Baseball
Buddy Corbett
http://eteamz.com/friendswoodlittleleague
Dave Smith ..........................................................................................Mayor
For requirements and additional information, call 281-996-3220. Any applicant tentatively
selected for a position will be required to submit to testing for illegal drug use and must
pass a medical examination prior to employment.
Andy Rivera ..........................................................................Mayor Pro-Tem
Michael Barker ....................................................................Council Member
Jim Hill ................................................................................Council Member
Bill Holbert ..........................................................................Council Member
Leslie Reed ..........................................................................Council Member
910 S. Friendswood Drive,
Friendswood, TX 77546.
These positions will remain open until filled.
Fax 281-482-6491. EEO/ADA EMPLOYER.
www.friendswood.com
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James Toney, Jr.
Director of Community
Services
Community Information
Employment Opportunity Announcement
Don’t miss out on this family event as the community of Friendswood, celebrates our country’s
independence in patriotic style. For additional information or to sign up for the parade or to secure a
booth space in the park, please contact the Community Services Department at (281) 996-3220.
Sincerely,
Please remember to support the businesses that advertised in this publication.
Community Services Phone Numbers
On Monday, July 5th The Grand Parade will travel down Friendswood Dr. The parade will begin at 10
a.m., at the corner of FM 518 and Heritage Drive, and will feature over 100 entries from Friendswood
and around the State of Texas. The parade will conclude at Stevenson Park where rides, games, food,
live entertainment and fun for the entire family will take place. The Zydeco Dots will be the featured
entertainment along with a variety of patriotic performances throughout the day. The activities will
begin shortly after the conclusion of the parade. Over 50 booth entries will provide the backdrop for
the daytime activities. The daytime activities are scheduled to conclude at approximately 3:30 p.m.
wide variety of programs and
activities planned for the citizens
of Friendswood in 2010.
Jim Barr ..............................................................................Council Member
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Mayor’s Message
summer evening little league
games or bite into a cool slice of
watermelon after you show your
colors during the Fourth of July
Parade and evening fireworks
display.
Maybe music will
soothe your soul during one of
the Mitch and Artha Wright FREE
Friday night summer concerts at
Stevenson Park. More family
entertainment can be found at
the FREE Movies in the Park
Program at the Evelyn Newman
Amphitheater in Centennial Park.
Under the banner of the
Community
Services
Department, we find the day-today activities that enhance the
Quality of Life Friendswood
displays so proudly. That pride,
which we share with the rest of
our Nation, includes our Fourth
of July Celebration, our Sports
programs, our Senior Programs,
our Public Library, our Summer
Concerts in the Park and more.
David Smith
Mayor
Keep this publication handy if
you want to truly enjoy the
flavors of Friendswood. Take a
splash at Stevenson Park Pool
and relax under the shade of our
canopies. Experience the crack
of the bat and a cool ice cream
cone during one of our warm
Keep your kids active and alert
with the many summer
programs found within these
pages or bring them to our
awesome Friendswood Library
and let them show you the new
services our Library provides.
It's not your old "card files"
anymore with reading programs,
online access, and digital books,
to name a few.
Even our Senior Citizens are in
constant motion with activities
that range from a wicked game of
bridge, a competitive game of
Wii bowling, to exercise
programs, to bus trips.
My hat is off to the City Staff
and Volunteer Committees who
support all of our programs.
"YOU" are Friendswood, and "WE"
are here for each other.
Keep up the great work and
enjoy life!
Friendswood City Hall
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Community Information, Employment Opportunities ......3
City Facilities ................................................................4-5
City Holiday Schedule ......................................................5
Pool Rules / Hours ..........................................................6
Aquatics............................................................................7
Senior Activities................................................................8
Adult Fitness Programs ....................................................9
Adult Sports......................................................................9
Youth Special Events ......................................................10
Youth Activities................................................................11
Special Events ..........................................................12-13
Library ............................................................................13
4th of July Celebration ....................................................14
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