parks and recreation - City of Cripple Creek

THE CITY OF
CRIPPLE CREEK
PARKS AND
RECREATION
MARCH-AUGUST, 2010
The benefits are endless!
General Information
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Fitness memberships .................3
Kids Rock University...................4
Youth Sports...............................5
Adult Sports ...............................6
Classes & Activities...............7-10
Events & Trips ..........................12
Facility Rental...........................13
Recreation Options .............12-13
Registration Information ...........14
PARKS AND RECREATION
P.O. Box 430, 128 E. Bennett Ave.
Cripple Creek, CO 80813
Phone: 689-3514, Fax: 689-0218
www.cripplecreekgov.com
Facility hours:
Monday through Friday 7:30 AM-7:30 PM
Saturday from 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Sunday from 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Parks and Recreation will be closed on the following dates:
May 31, July 4 - 5, September 6
Meet the Staff ..........................14
Registration Form.....................15
Birthday Parties........................16
CRIPPLE CREEK
PARKS & RECREATION
Mission
Statement
To serve the personal,
social, economic, and
environmental needs
of the community by
providing quality
recreational
opportunities, while
enhancing the visual
quality of the
neighborhoods and
the city as a whole.
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Parks & Recreation Staff Email
Director - Connie Dodrill l parks@cripple-creek.co.us
Recreation Facility Manager – Archie Torres, Jr. l facilitymanager@cripple-creek.co.us
Recreation Program Manager – Todd Haberman l programmanager@cripple-creek.co.us
Program Assistant II – Ramona Bunton l programassistant@cripple-creek.co.us
Facility Assistant 1 – Erin Jacobs l facilityassist1@cripple-creek.co.us
City Officials
Mayor-Dan Baader
City Council-Bruce Brown, Gary Ledford, Steve Zoellner and Milford Ashworth
City Facilities
Animal Shelter ..........................................................................689-2682
Building Department..............................................................689-3588
Butte Opera House .................................................................689-6402
City Hall ......................................................................................689-2502
Fire Department.......................................................................689-0240
Medical Plaza............................................................................689-6300
Pikes Peak Heritage Center .................................................689-3025
Planning/Historic Preservation...........................................689-3905
Police Department ..................................................................689-2655
Public Works .............................................................................689-2125
Shuttle..........................................................................................689-7711
Special Events ...........................................................................689-3461
Water and Sewer.....................................................................689-2502
Shuttle..........................................................................................689-7711
Visitor Information..................................................................877-858-4653
719-689-3514
FITNESS MEMBERSHIPS
The Benfits are Endless
Do you want to look good and fit into that favorite swimsuit this summer? If
so, sign-up today for a fitness membership at the Henry C. “June”
Hack Community Center. Come try the former cardio machine
of the year, which is a unique combination of a treadmill and
elliptical called an adaptive motion trainer. Also, utilize our
great Paramount equipment, Precor equipment, treadmills,
ellipticals, free weights, fitness balls, medicine ball, and
boxing equipment to get the results and look you desire.
You can also schedule a personalized fitness orientation
to better learn the equipment and design a workout
program designed to fit your needs. With the
purchase of a fitness membership you will have free
usage of the shower, towels, boxing gloves, and ankle
weights.
The monthly membership fee is only $12.00 per
person. Non-Members can drop-in and use the
facility for only $3 per workout session, or you can purchase a
ten-visit punch card for only $18.00. Individuals ages 13+ are welcome to
become fitness members (13-15 years old are to be accompanied by an adult
and 13-17 year olds require a signed parental permission).
CORPORATE FITNESS MEMBERSHIPS
If your corporation is seeking a beneficial way to provide employees a
positive outlet to relieve their day-to-day stress levels and decrease
your bottom line at the same time. Then you need to sign-up for a
Corporate Membership today. According to International Health, 93%
of employers have programs in place that promote employee health.
In terms of medical claims they found that physically active employees
are $400 less expensive than inactive workers each year. In addition
to saving money, a corporate membership could improve morale,
productivity, absenteeism, turnover, and is a great addition to your
company’s benefits package. The corporate membership fee is only
$600.00 per organization, which includes all of your employees
regardless of the size of your business. For more information contact
Todd Haberman at 689-3514 or email at programmanager@cripplecreek.co.us.
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Not sure what to do with
your child after school or
Fridays? Why not try:
No KRU:
Monday, May 31st Memorial Day
Monday, July 5th Independence Day
KIDS ROCK UNIVERSITY
This terrific and one of the most affordable LICENSED
CHILDCARE is dedicated to children ages 5 through 15.
Each activity is designed to present challenges
incorporate values and teach lessons that will contribute
to a successful life. K.R.U. staff are trained and certified in
First Aid and C.P.R. In addition, it is each staff member’s
goal to maintain a consistent, safe, healthy and nurturing
program environment, with each being responsible for a
maximum of 15 children at any given time.
During each school year the program is held at
Cresson Elementary School, Monday through Thursday
from 4 - 6:30 pm. K.R.U. Kids have the opportunity to
participate in arts, crafts, sports skills, games, nature
exploration, and Community Service projects. “Adventure
Fridays” are held from 7:15 am – 6:30 pm and offer a
variety of activities combined with a half or full day field
trip excursion for FUN and educational experiences! Team
building, life asset development and ways to create community involvement are core
values within the K.R.U. program.
Please register to take advantage of the fabulous opportunity
WHERE KIDS ROCK and the BENEFITS ARE ENDLESS!
Janurary 5th KRU started a brand new program with Care and Share from Colorado
Springs in which all our snacks and lunches are now free. KRU children now get better
snacks and for the first time will be able to have free lunches. We are all very excited
about this for KRU.
Spring Break Spectacular (March 22nd – March 26th 2010)
K. R. U. Summer Camp begins (June 1st – Aug. 13th 2010)
(Field Trips subject to change)
Summer Kickoff May 28th - Elitches
Theme
1. Olympics
2. The Name of the Game is…
3. Backwards Week
4. Sports of All Sorts
5. Dino-riffic Dinosaur
6. Ready Set Grow
7. No-Theme-Week
8. Splish Splash
9. Getting Dirty
10. Mad Science
11. Best of the Best
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Date
Friday, June 4
Friday, June 11
Friday, June 18th
Friday, June 25th
Friday, July 2nd
Friday, July 9th
Friday, July 16th
Friday, July 23rd
Friday, July 30th
Friday, August 6th
Friday, August 13th
Field Trip
Art Sports/Olympic Training Center
Laser Tag/ Chuck “E” Cheese
Denver Aquarium/lunch Casa Bonita
Ropes Challenge Course/ Volleyball at Park
Pole
Denver Museum
Cheyenne Mt. Zoo
Pirates Cove
iT’Z
Cave of the Winds/Panning for Gemstones/Hiking
Elitches
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Youth Sports
Youth Wrestling
Practices are Monday and Wednesday nights from
6:15-7:30pm at CC-V High School. Each participant will
learn a wide variety of wrestling skills and develop
personal discipline. Tournaments will take place
throughout the state tentatively starting the first
weekend in March. Registration is $25 for the first child
and $20 for each additional child.
Registration: Open throughout the season
1st Tournament: February 27th
Season: February 27th – April 10th
Cripple Creek Home Tournament:
March 20th, 2010 ($10 per wrestler)
T-Ball/ Youth Baseball
Come join this fun recreational league playing t-ball,
machine pitch or youth baseball. This league strives to
provide a healthy environment, in which kids can learn
about sports, develop skills, coordination, teamwork and
most importantly HAVE FUN! It will also help them
develop their social, emotional and physical skills by
participating in a team sport. This is a partnership
league with Woodland Park, Parks and Recreation. The
practices will be held in Cripple Creek while games will
be played in both Cripple Creek and Woodland Park.
Registration Deadline: April 1st
Season: April 17th through July 3rd
Program Fee: $43 1st child/ $39 additional siblings
Divisions: (Age as of 5/1/2010)
Shetland (T-Ball) 5-6 years old
Pinto (Machine/ Coach Pitch) 7-8 years old
Mustang (Kid/ Coach Pitch) 9-10 years old
Bronco (Kid Pitch) 11-12 years old
Pony (Kid Pitch) 13-15 years old
Youth Fall Soccer League
Kids are guaranteed to get a “kick” out of playing in
this 2010 Cripple Creek Youth Soccer League. Teams will
be divided into three age groups: K-1st, 2nd-3rd, 4th6th, and a NEW 7th-8th grade division. The league will
consist of 7 games, that will be played in Cripple Creek
at Cresson Elementary on Hern Field. In case of adverse
weather, games will be moved indoors into the Cresson
Gym for indoor soccer.
Registration Deadline: August 29th
($5 Late Fee after Aug. 29th)
Season: September into November
Program Fee: $35 1st Child
$30 any additional siblings
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Special Thanks...
Special Thanks to our
Basketball & Wrestling Coaches
Rebecca Glovan, Don & Tonya Davies, Charlie
Sexton, Todd Haberman, KC Kohlmeyer, Kristy
Buss, Troy Bedford, Larry Carroll
Special Thanks to our Youth Sports Sponsors
Bronco Billy’s, CC/ Mine, Garcia Pain & Design,
Gold Rush Casino, Awesome Plumbing & Heating,
Parrot Dice Grill, and Alpine Towing
SIGN UP! Registration information
on pages 14-15.
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Adult Sports
Adult Open Gym Basketball
Think you got game! If so, join the fun and excitement by playing open
gym basketball for Free. Open gym is on Monday nights starting
January 11th from 6:30-8:30pm at CC-V High School gym. The
open gym will continue through March 16th, but will not be
open on Martin Luther King Holiday or Presidents Day.
Season: January 11th – March 17th
When & Where: CC-V High School Gym, Monday
nights 6:30- 8:30pm
Fee: FREE
Men’s/ Co-Ed Softball Leagues
Get your team together and join this fun and exciting spring
softball league. Registration is open and continues through May
1st for only $225. A late fee of $10 will be charged to register after
May 1st. This fee includes a ten game schedule and end of the season
tournament. The Co-Ed leagues will play Monday nights, while the Men’s
league will play on Wednesday nights with a possibility of changing nights.
The games will be played in Cripple Creek as well as Divide and start at the
end of May.
Registration Deadline: May 1st
Season: May into August
Fee: $225 per team (Does not include umpire fees)
10th Annual Battle Mountain Men’s Softball Tournament
Cripple Creek &
Victor Gold
Mining Co.
CC
&V
Here is your teams chance to challenge softball teams from surrounding
towns as well as across the state of Colorado. To participate in tournament
action “In the Heart of History” in historic Cripple Creek, call Todd Haberman or
email at programmanager @cripple-creek.co.us for team registration
information.
Dates: July 24th-25th
Cost: $250 per team
Registration Deadline: Wednesday July 22nd
Location: Games will take place in Cripple Creek and Divide if needed
Living a Mining
Heritage
P.O. Box 191
100 N. 3rd St.
Victor, CO 80860
(719) 689-4044
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SIGN UP! Registration information on pages 14-15.
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Classes & Activities
Salves
The Art of Canning
Learn to make basic healing salves,
useful for most ailments. We will
discuss herbal additives to make
specialty salves at home. Recipes for
lip Balm will also be available and
discussed. Students - minimum 5,
maximum 15.
Date: Saturday, March 27, 2010
Time: 1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Cost: $10.00
Where: Henry C “June” Hack
Community Center
We will make homemade salsa. This
will be a hands on class and everyone
will get to take home a jar of salsa. We
will discuss canning techniques and
provide some easy recipes to try at
home. Students - minimum 5, maximum
15.
Date: Saturday, June 19, 2010
Time: 1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Cost: $15.00
Where: Henry C “June” Hack
Community Center
Reflexology
Yoga
Learn the basics of reflexology. We
will try some simple techniques to use
for season ailments. We will also
discuss other forms of alternative
healing, along with herbal remedies,
aromatherapy and massage. Students
- minimum 5, maximum 15.
Date: Saturday, April 24, 2010
Time: 1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Cost: $5.00
Where: Henry C “June” Hack
Community Center
Stretch, strengthen, refresh, and relax
with this introduction to yoga. Reconnect
with the body, mind, and spirit through
the exploration of yogic postures and
breathing exercises. No experience
necessary and all levels are welcome.
Wear comfortable clothing that allows
ease of movement, and bring a mat or
blanket to each class. Students –
minimum 5.
Date: Tuesdays beginning June 1,
2010
Time: 6:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.
Cost: $30.00
Where: Henry C “June” Hack
Community Center
Homemade Gifts
We will make a variety of gifts that
can be given as gifts through out the
year. Flaxseed pillows, bath bags, and
bath salts. We will use essential oils to
enhance the gifts. We will also discuss
easy gifts that can be made at home
– specialty massage oils,
aromatherapy misters and some
kitchen goodies. Students - minimum
5, maximum 15.
Date: Saturday, May 29, 2010
Time: 1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Cost: $25.00
Where: Henry C “June” Hack
Community Center
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Developmental Asset
#8
Youth as resources
Young people are given
useful roles in the
community.
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Classes & Activities
Do you have a special
talent that you want to
share? We are looking for
instructors for classes,
especially boxing,
kickboxing, dance, yoga or
aerobics. Call Chad Hart
at 689-3514 if you are
interested in teaching a
class at Cripple Creek
Parks and Recreation.
Cripple Creek Parks and
Recreation is also looking
for a person to take over
the area Boyscout Troop
that meets at Parks and
Recreation on a regular
basis. Must be able to
pass a background check
and plan/implement
activities.
#22 Developmental Asset
School
engagement
Young person is
actively engaged
in learning.
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Lotions
Kido 4 Kids
Learn to make an easy
inexpensive lotion in your own
kitchen. We will make a batch of
lotion for you to take home. Recipes
will be provided for practicing at
home. Students - minimum 5,
maximum 15.
Date: Saturday, July 24, 2010
Time: 1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Cost: $10.00
Where: Henry C “June” Hack
Community Center
Children learn a variety of simple
self defense techniques. Class time
focuses on developing a physical set of
“tools” for each child to use in the
event of a physical confrontation. Kids
learn escaping from hold downs,
releases from grabs, and the scientific
use of striking as related to self
defense. Young people also learn how
to fall safely. Class includes training on
evaluating potential threats and the
appropriate responses to physical
violence in the real world.
Date: Mondays
Time: 4:30 pm to 5:30 pm
Cost: $20 per month
Where: Henry C “June” Hack
Community Center
Women’s Self Defense
The Women’s Self Defense
curriculum was specifically designed
by Instructors Vicki Caldwell(5th
degree black belt in Aikido) and Paul
Probyn (1st degree black belt in
Aikido and founder Kido Self Defense
Systems) to be simple and easy to
learn. Class time is a mix of lecture,
discussion and practical application.
Due to the Graphic Nature of course
materials, participants are advised to
be prepared for open discussions on
violent crime and rape prevention.
Also participants will be involved in
hands-on training of self defense
techniques which require students to
be in physical contact with
instructors.
Date: Every Tuesday in March and
April
Time: 5:00 pm to 6:00 pm
Cost: $50 for all 8 sessions
Where: Henry C “June” Hack
Community Center
Aikido / Judo
We teach mature adults technically
pure martial arts. The Kihara Aikido, a
no–stress, non–competitive Aikido or
the low–stress, soft–touch Kodokan
Judo technique are taught in separate
classes in a comfortable, no contract,
learning environment. All classes are
taught by Hanshi Chuck Caldwell.
Chuck holds a 9th Dan in Kihara
Aikido, and an 8th Dan with the
United States Judo Association.
Date / Time:
Judo – Tuesdays and Thursdays
from 6:00 pm – 7:30 pm.
Aikido – Mondays and Wednesdays
from 6:30 am – 7:30 pm.
Cost: $30/month for unlimited
access to classes, $45/year for the
Fugakukai International
Association.
Where: Henry C “June” Hack
Community Center
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Trips
Monarch Mountain
Get your family and friends together
for a fun day in the snow. Join Parks and
Recreation on a trip to Monarch
Mountain Ski Resort. Just $13.00 gets
you the bus ride and a sack lunch. You
can choose from a full day lift ticket or a
half day ticket (starting at 12:30), and a
variety of ski rental packages.
Registration deadline March 12, 2010.
Date: Friday, March 19, 2010
Time: 6:30 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Cost:Bus Ride - $13.00
Lift Tickets – Vary by age and ?
day or full day $13 to $54 (call for
details)
Ski Rentals – Large Variety from
$2 for poles to $30 for
High Performance Skis (call for details)
Where: Pick up at Henry C “June” Hack Community Center
GRAINGER
REALTY
Contact Reed
Grainger to buy or
sell real estate in
Teller and Park
Counties!
150 E. Bennett Ave.,
Cripple Creek, CO 80813
(719) 641-6912
Colorado Springs Sky Sox Baseball
Join the Boys of Summer, the AAA Colorado Springs Sky Sox for a day in the
sun on Sunday, June 20, 2010 as they take on the Las Vegas 51’s or a game
under the lights on Friday, August 27, 2010 for a meeting with the Salt Lake City
Bees. We are not providing transportation to the event, just the tickets. Tickets
may be picked up at the Henry C “June” Hack Community Center.
Date: Day Game –
Sunday, June 20, 2010
(promotion – 50 cent
hotdogs)
Night Game –
Friday, August 27,
2010(promotion –
Friday Night
Fireworks)
Time: Day Game – 1:05 p.m.
Night Game – 7:05 p.m.
Cost: $8.00 per Ticket
Where: Security Service Field, Colorado Springs, Colorado
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Developmental Asset
Integrity
#28
Young person acts on
convictions and stands
up for her or his
beliefs.
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Trips
Wizard of Oz
#33 Developmental Asset
Interpersonal
competence
Young person has
empathy,
sensitivity, and
friendship skills.
Journey Over the Rainbow with Cripple Creek Parks and Recreation, Dorothy
and Toto in a
Broadway production
of the classic 1939
MGM film, "The Wizard
of Oz". Enjoy your
favorite childhood
characters on their
journey to the Emerald
City. Bring the entire
family and enjoy the
greatest musical of all
time. Tickets range
from $32.50 to $52.50.
Reserve your spot
early before the twister
arrives. Minimum of
10 participants. Registration deadline May 14, 2010.
Date: Thursday, May 20, 2010
Time: 5:30 p.m. - ????
Cost: Ticket price + $5 for transportation
Where: Pick up at Henry C “June” Hack Community Center event at
Pikes Peak Center
Skijoring
Skijoring is a competition
where a horse and rider pull a
skier at a fast pace through a
course that has gates, jumps and
rings. The skier is timed through
the course, and penalties are
assessed by missing gates or
jumps, and by missing or
dropping any of the rings. The
competitors race for cash prizes,
and teams are made up by a
random draw before the start.
Minimum of 10 participants.
Date: Saturday, March 6, 2010
Time: 7:00 a.m. – 6:30 p.m.
Cost: $12.00
Where: Pick up at Henry C
“June” Hack Community Center
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Special Events
Easter Egg Hunt
Hop on over to Cripple Creek Parks and
Recreation. The Easter Bunny makes his annual stop
in Cripple Creek on April 3, 2010. This outstanding
event is FREE for area families and children. Line up
starts at 12:30 p.m. at the Parks and Recreation
Horseshoe (on 1st St. between Bennett and
Masonic). The Hunt begins at 1:00 p.m.
9th Annual BMX Race
Prepare yourself for Cripple Creek’s biggest race of
the year. Our BMX races, at Mountain View BMX
track, will be held on Saturday, September 18, 2010.
Join the races for your chance to win a brand new
BMX bike, and many other items. Enter the “Big Air”
competition for your chance to win CA$H. Bring the
family and spend the day watching the competition.
Food and drinks provided.
Mountain Wave Skate Park Competition
Are you a Ripper or a Poser? Show us you skills
and win some sick prizes, ranging from wheels and
trucks to decks and complete boards. Stop by the
Mountain Wave Skate Park on Saturday, August 28,
2010.
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Recreation Options
Mountain View BMX Track
Bike-away on this unique mountain track located a
little past Cripple Creek Public Works on County Rd.
89. This free track offers challenging BMX excitement.
Mountain Wave
Skate Park
This unique
recreation area is
located on Masonic,
adjacent to the
basketball court.
Skaters, bikers,
boarders and
scooters can test
their skills and enjoy
this free skate park
area from dawn to
dusk weather
permitting.
City Park’s
Playground,
Picnic Areas
and Basketball Court
Community residents are invited to utilize and
enjoy the City of Cripple Creek’s City Park. The park
grounds offer a covered picnic table area including
several barbecues and a gazebo. Children can spend
hours playing either on the playground equipment or
shooting baskets on the parks outdoor basketball
court. City Park provides a serene setting perfect for a
family picnic, enjoying an afternoon walk or taking a
few moments to gaze at a spectacular mountain
sunset. The picnic pavilion, City Park gazebo and the
Henry C. “June” Hack Arena are available for hourly
and daily rentals. Please call the Parks and Recreation
office at 689-3514 for price information and rental
availability.
SIGN UP! Registration information
on pages 14-15.
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Toys and Sporting Equipment Available
in City Park
Visit the Parks & Recreation Community Center to
borrow various toys and sporting equipment while
enjoying a day at City Park. We provide sand toys,
tennis equipment, sleds, snowboard, basketballs,
jump ropes, soccer balls, footballs and much more.
Equipment check out is available through the Parks
and Recreation Department’s front office.
Greenhouse Space Rental
Start your vegetables off in our greenhouse for
only $10 per month. Space is approximately 3’ x 5’
and we provide the soil and you can tend your
garden when convenient for you. We also plan on
having a Jr. Master Gardener program again this
year, inquire in the spring how to join.
Roller Skating and Blading!
Enjoy a “HOT” indoor atmosphere while rollerskating and blading with your friends while listening
to “hip” music! The Parks and Recreation Facility also
offers a pool table, air hockey game, ping-pong
tables and foosball for alternative activities.
Challenge your friends to a game of Roller Hockey,
also available at the arena. Of course, cotton candy
is available for your sweet tooth. Come join in the
fun!
Date: Every Friday, Saturday and Sunday
Time: 1:00 PM to 4:30 PM
Cost: Only $2.00 for roller skating, roller blading
and arena games; $2.00 for cotton candy
Skating ten-session punch cards are also available
for only $15.00
Location: Henry C. “June” Hack Arena at City Park
719-689-3514
New Birthday Party
Options
Make your child’s next birthday a day to remember at the City of
Cripple Creek Parks and Recreation Center. Plan an exciting
extravaganza with skating, music and games; choose the party package
that fits your needs. Currently we are offering a Build-your-own-party
Package or choose from the Basic
Package to our Themed Parties.
We now offer cakes fresh from the
Gold Camp Bakery and NEW Sub
sandwiches made that day just
how you want it. Or, if you prefer,
we still offer pepperoni pizza.
All of our Birthday Packages
include the arena games, roller
skating/ blading, music and fun!
The basic package is $100.00 and
the Themed Package is $130.00.
The Build-your-own-party
Package is just how its sounds,
choose from various items to
personalize the party just for your child. If your child is into the new and
hip trends, we can do that too. We offer the Deluxe Package for the
Transformers or High School Musical enthusiast (Advanced notification
is required to purchase the essential merchandise); only $150.00 for the
Deluxe Package. Please call Parks and Recreation for detailed party
package information. Leave the shopping and decorating to us! A $25.00
deposit is required when making a birthday party reservation. A seven
day advance cancellation notice is needed in order to receive a full
deposit refund. Call 698-3514 to reserve the date today!
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Registration Information
Registration is simple! Use one of the following four ways to sign up:
1. In-Person
128 E. Bennett Avenue
Cripple Creek, CO 80813
Monday-Friday, 7:30am - 7:30pm
Saturday 9am-5pm, Sunday 12pm-5pm
3. Mail-In
Cripple Creek Parks & Recreation
P.O. Box 430
Cripple Creek, CO 80813
4. Fax-In
(719) 689-0218
Monday-Friday, 7:30am - 7:30pm
Saturday 9am-5pm, Sunday 12pm-5pm
2. By Phone
(719) 689-3514
Monday-Friday, 7:30am - 7:30pm
Saturday 9am-5pm, Sunday 12pm-5pm
We accept cash, check, money order or credit card payments.
Please make checks payable to: Cripple Creek Parks & Recreation
Common
Sign-Up
Questions:
How do I know if I’m registered?
You are enrolled once we receive your registration form and fee. We will only contact you if class is cancelled
or is a class scheduled is changed.
Can I get a refund?
Parks and Recreation will issue a full refund or credit if we cancel the class or league. A $5 processing fee
($10 for youth sports) will be applied to all refund requests.
FOR CLASSES: Requests for refunds or transfers must be submitted to Parks and Recreation five (5) days
before the class starts.
FOR SPORTS: No credit or refund will be issued for a withdrawal if 50% or more of the league is completed.
Allow three weeks for a refund check. A $20 charge is assessed on all returned checks.
Meet the Staff
PARKS &
RECREATION
Connie Dodrill - Director
Todd Haberman - Recreation Program Manager
Archie Torres, Jr.- Recreation Facility Manager
CC-V HIGH SCHOOL
CRESSON ELEM.
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Ramona Bunton- Program Assistant II
Shannon Owen - Program Assistant I
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HERN
FIELD
Wanda Spoerl - Program Assistant 1
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GOLDEN
FIELD
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Erin Jacobs - Facility Assistant 1
Debra Karchella - Facility Assistant II
DJ Young - Facility/Program Assistant (sub)
CRIPPLE CREEK
H DISTRICT MUSEUM
CRIPPLE CREEK
PARKS AND
RECREATION
DEPARTMENT
Peggy Walterman - Facility/Program Assistant (sub)
Cody Riley - Program Assistant 1(sub.)
Alli Krage - Program Assistant I (seasonal)
Victor Lewis - Facility Assistant (seasonal)
Malissa Gish - Transportation
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TO THE PIKES PEAK
HERITAGE CENTER &
HOOSIER MINE
TRAILHEAD
H
TO MOUNTAIN
VIEW BMX TRACK
H
LAURA BRIDGE
TRAILHEAD
HENRY C."JUNE"
HACK ARENA
MOUNTAIN WAVE
SKATE PARK
CITY PARK
719-689-3514
Registration Form
Please fill out the appropriate section in which you are registering.
Please make checks payable to Cripple Creek Parks and Recreation. Please do not mail cash.
YOUTH SPORTS
Check Activity: o Soccer
o T-Ball/Baseball/Softball o Flag Football o Basketball o Wrestling
Other:_______________________
Parent/ Guardian: _____________________________________________________________________________
Home Phone: __________________Work Phone: ___________________ Email Address: _____________________
Address: _______________________________________ City: _______________ State: ______ Zip: ________
Mailing Address (if different than above): ____________________________________________________________
City: ______________________________________________ State: __________ Zip: _____________________
Player’s Full Name
Sex
Age
DOB
Grade
Shirt Size
Season (Fall, Winter…) Year
Fee
Player/ Coach Request: ________________________(player’s name), would like to play with ____________________
Emergency Contact: __________________________________________Phone#: ___________________________
Emergency Facility:___________________________________________Physician:__________________________
I/We the parents/guardians of the named candidate for a position
on a CCPR team, hereby give my/our approval to participate in any
and all CCPR activities. I/We assume all risks and hazards
incidental to such participation, including Transportation to and
from Activities and Lodging if necessary; and I/We do hereby
waive, release and agree to hold harmless the City of Cripple
Creek, Cripple Creek Parks & Recreation, Cripple Creek School
District RE-1, City of Victor, City of Woodland Park, Teller County,
sponsors, supervisors, coaches, and participants for any claim
arising out of any injury to my/our child. The undersigned do
hereby covenant and undertake with the CCPR executors
administrators, agents, and assigns to forever refrain and desist
from instituting or asserting against the City of Cripple Creek or its
Parks & Recreation Department any claim, demand, action or suit
of whatever nature, either directly or indirectly for injuries or
damages to person(s) or property resulting or to result from any
accident which occurred during the course of CCPR season. I
further agree that my photographs, pictures, slides or movies
taken or made by CCPR, their employees, officers and directors, in
connection with my participation in the CCPR either Leagues or
Tournaments, or any reproduction of the same, as well as my
name, may in any manner be used by CCPR, or by any person,
corporation or association authorized by CCPR.
Parent/Guardian Signature:
_________________________________________________
Date: _________________________
ADULT SPORTS
Check Activity:
Home Phone: __________________ Work Phone: ___________________
In consideration of being permitted to
participate, I hereby agree for myself,
successor, heirs and assigns, Release
and forever discharge the City of Cripple,
the Parks & Recreation Department, the
Cripple Creek School District, Teller
County, the City of Victor, and all their representatives, successors from all claims, actions or judgements I may have or
claim to have against for all personal injuries, including death, and injuries to property, real or personal, caused by or
arising out of my participation in the CCPR either Leagues or Tournaments. I further agree for myself, successor, heirs and
assigns to indemnify and hold the City of Cripple, the Parks & Recreation Department, the Cripple Creek/Victor School
District-RE-1, Teller County, the City of Victor harmless from all claims and suits for personal injuries, including death,
damages to property caused by my act of omission arising out of participation in the CCPR and from all judgments
recovered and from all expenses incurred in defending said claims or suits. I further agree that my photographs, pictures,
slides or movies taken or made by CCPR, their employees, officers and directors, in connection with my participation in the
CCPR either Leagues or Tournaments, or any reproduction of the same, as well as my name, may in any manner be used
by CCPR, or by any person, corporation or association authorized by CCPR. I am in good health and have no physical
condition that would prevent me from participation in CCPR events. I, THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVE READ AND UNDERSTAND
THE FOREGOING RELEASE.
Email Address: _____________________
Signature: _____________________________________________________ Date:______________________
o Softball o Volleyball o Flag Football o Horseshoes Other:__________
Team name: _________________________________________________
Team representative: ___________________________________________
Address: _______________________________________
City: _______________________________ State: ______ Zip: ________
Mailing Address (if different than above):_____________________________
City: _______________________________ State: ______ Zip: ________
Season (Fall, Winter, Summer, Spring)
Year
Fee
CLASS/ACTIVITY
Name _____________________________________________________________________________
Address: _______________________________________ City: _______________ State: ______ Zip: ________
Mailing Address (if different than above): ____________________________________________________________
City: ______________________________________________ State: __________ Zip: _____________________
Birthday: ________________________ o Male
o Female
Referred By: _____________________________
Home Phone: ________________Work Phone: ___________________ Email Address: _______________________
City of Cripple Creek Employee? ____________________ Resident of Cripple Creek? ________________________
Name of Class
Date/Time
PAYMENT INFORMATION (OFFICE USE ONLY):
Date:___________ Amount Paid: $_______________
o Cash
o Check #____________
Participant's Signature (Guardian if under 18 year):
_________________________________________________
Date ________________
u u u
Fee
TRANSPORTATION DISCLAIMER: As a rider on the Parks & Recreation bus or van, I agree to follow all bus rules as posted on each vehicle. I recognize the
driver, as an employee of the City of Cripple Creek, has complete charge of all riders from the time they enter the bus until the time they leave it. The rider
assumes any medical expenses under their own insurance program.
Participant’s Signature: _____________________________________________________________Date________________
Personal Release Statement: I understand that the registered
activity and services may have an element of hazard or inherent
danger and I take full responsibility for my actions and physical
condition. I agree to indemnify and hold harmless the City of
Cripple Creek and its employees from any liability loss, cost, or
expense (including attorney’s fees, medical and ambulance cost)
that I may incur while participating in recreational activities. I
give consent to use any photograph taken of me and my name in
future promotional or marketing activities.
I authorize my child to participate in special trips or excursions
where they will be walking or riding a city vehicle away from
program location.
Signature:_________________________________________
Date: ___________________
o Charge (Visa or Mastercard)
Receipt #:_________
HELPING OTHERS
Scholarship Fund: Yes! I would like to contribute: o $1 o $2 o $5 o $10 or $ _____________ to the CCPR Youth Scholarship Fund. This will allow children
who otherwise not be able to participate or attend Youth Sports Programs. Please include your donation with this registration. Thank You!
www.cripple-creek.co.us
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Henry C. “June” Hack Arena
FACILITY
RENTAL
Planning a meeting, family reunion,
wedding, anniversary get-together or
party? Call Parks & Recreation to
reserve our arena for any occasion.
Our Henry C. “June” Hack Arena
accommodates up to 200 people. You
can also rent our pavilion, picnic area
with grills or the gazebo. Rental rates
start at $25.00 per hour.
PARKS AND RECREATION
128 E. Bennett Avenue
P.O. Box 430
Cripple Creek, CO 80813
Postal Customer
PRSRT STD
US POSTAGE
PAID
COLO SPGS, CO
PERMIT NO 745