Rec Pages - the City of Victorville

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Victorville City Library
15011 Circle Drive, Victorville, CA
760-245-4222
FREE COMPUTER CLASSES
Beginning Level Computer Classes
Fridays 9:00 a.m.—11:30 a.m.
Beginning Level Computer Classes in Spanish
Mondays 9:00 a.m.—11:30 a.m.
Hours of
Operation
Monday: 9 am - 8 pm
Tuesday: 9 am - 8 pm
Wednesday: 9 am - 8 pm
Thursday: 9 am - 8 pm
Friday: 9 am - 6 pm
Saturday: 9 am - 5 pm
Sunday: Closed
PJ’s Pals
Sign up by calling the Library at 760-245-4222.
CHILDREN’S PROGRAMMING
Preschool Story Time
Join us for songs, dancing,
stories, and crafts.
Wednesdays - 10:30 am
Bilingual - Tues. 10:30am
18 months to 5 years
Getting Crafty with
Ms. Laura
PJ’s Pals R.E.A.D. Program
*Reading Education
Assistance Dogs*
Third Friday of the month
From 4:00 p.m.—5:00 p.m.
Kids can come and read to
dogs without any pressure.
Crafts and stories for
ages K-5th.
Thursdays
4:00 p.m.
FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY
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The “Friends of the Library” support the Library by purchasing books
and DVDs, support summer reading programs, and other Library
programs. You can help by donating your used books and CDs. Cash
donations are also accepted. To get involved, attend a meeting the
1st Monday of every month at the Library at 9:00 a.m. You can also
participate in the Book Club hosted by the “Friends of the Library”
the 1st Monday of even numbered months. For book title and
meeting time, call the Victorville City Library at 760-245-4222.
Victorville Rec Pages June - August 2015
Pre-Register at Hook Community Center for all Programs (760) 245-5551
Victorville, California
www.victorvilleca.gov
Table of Contents
Animal Care & Control....................................................31
Aquatics................................................................................. 7
City Directory........................................................................4
City News............................................................................. 19
Classes.......................................................................................
Art & Music.................................................................... 10
Dance............................................................................... 11
Gymnastics & Cheer................................................... 13
Martial Arts.................................................................... 17
Sports & Fitness............................................................ 12
Environmental Programs................................. 14, 15, 26
Golf........................................................................................ 25
Healthy Victorville............................................................ 18
Library.....................................................................................2
Parks and Facilities Map................................................. 35
Parks, Centers & Facility Rentals.................................. 29
PreSchool............................................................................ 10
Racquetball & Open Gym.............................................. 28
Recycling............................................................................. 27
Run in the Park Events.................................................... 18
Seniors & Services............................................................ 32
Special Events.................................................................... 36
Sports.........................................................................................
Adult................................................................................ 22
Pee Wee.......................................................................... 20
Youth................................................................................ 21
Summer Fun..........................................................................6
Teens........................................................................................6
Victorville Clean & Beautiful Programs....... 14, 27, 30
V.I.P.s...................................................................................... 16
Volunteers...........................................................................34
Water Conservation......................................................... 24
Recreation Division (760) 245-5551
Glenn Salas - Recreation Manager
David Coleman - Recreation Supervisor.......Adult Sports, Field Allocations, Rec Pages, Rec Van
Janie Lynch - Recreation Supervisor..............Classes, Healthy Cities, Registration, Facility Rentals
Kim Jaramillo - Recreation Supervisor...........Youth Sports, Pee Wee Sports, Aquatics
Cheryl Durant - Recreation Coordinator.......PreSchool, Afterschool Programs, Youth Programs
Community Services (760) 955-5257
Christian Guntert - Director
Ed Sohm - Parks Supervisor
Karen Everrett - Librarian Dana Armstrong - Environmental Prog. Manager
Dennis Mullins - Facilities Supervisor
Dana Wellborn - Animal Control Coordinator
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City Directory
4
City of Victorville Directory
Police or Fire Emergency.....................................................................................................911
SB County Info and Referral (Health and Social Services)............................................211
Dig Alert (Call before you dig.)...........................................................................................811
Adopt-A-Street Program.................................................................................. 760-955-5095
Animal Control................................................................................................... 760-955-5089
Building Permits (Development).................................................................... 760-955-5100
Bulky Item Pick-up............................................................................................ 760-245-8607
Business License (Development).................................................................... 760-955-5072
City of Victorville—Switchboard.................................................................... 760-955-5000
Code Enforcement Hotline.............................................................................. 760-955-5104
Community Cleanup Day................................................................................. 760-955-5095
Economic Development Department........................................................... 760-955-5032
Engineering Department................................................................................. 760-955-5158
Fire Department Administration.....................................................................760-955-5227
Golf Course, Green Tree.....................................................................................760-245-4860
Graffiti Removal Hotline................................................................................... 760-261-2222
Household Hazardous Waste.......................................................................... 760-955-5229
Landscape Maintenance Districts...................................................................760-243-6365
Library.................................................................................................................. 760-245-4222
Landfill (San Bernardino County)................................................................1-800-722-8004
Military Banner Program.................................................................................. 760-955-3306
Neighborhood Watch Programs..................................................................... 760-241-1841
Parks, Facilities Reservations........................................................................... 760-245-5551
Planning Division (Development).................................................................. 760-955-5135
Potholes............................................................................................................... 760-243-6365
Police—To report a crime (non-emergency)................................................ 760-956-5001
Police—Business Calls...................................................................................... 760-241-2911
Recreation Programs........................................................................................ 760-245-5551
Recycling Information...................................................................................... 760-955-8615
Sanitary Sewer Overflow................................................................................. 760-243-6365
Scavenger Complaints (Trash or Recycling)..................................................760-955-5095
Scavenger Complaints (weekends/nights)....................................................760-245-4211
Shopping Cart Retrieval................................................................................ 1-800-252-4613
Street Lights (Edison).....................................................................................1-800-611-1911
Street Sweeping................................................................................................. 760-243-6365
Swim Programs/Doris Davies Pool................................................................. 760-245-5551
Traffic Signals..................................................................................................... 760-243-6365
Trash/Refuse Collection—Residential Billing Issues:.................................. 760-955-5001
(Start, stop, service changes, billing questions)
Trash/Refuse Collection—Residential Service Issues:.................................760-245-8607
(missed pick-ups, damaged or stolen cans)
Trash/Refuse Collection—Commercial......................................................... 760-955-5087
Transit Information (Victor Valley Transit)....................................................760-948-3030
Water Conservation....................................................................................... 1-866-955-4426
Water Service......................................................................................................760-955-5001
Weed Abatement.............................................................................................. 760-955-5227
We-Tip (Report a Crime Anonymously).....................................................1-800-782-7463
Victorville Rec Pages June - August 2015 Pre-Register at Hook Community Center for all Programs (760) 245-5551
City Council Members
E-mail: victorville@victorvilleca.gov
Gloria Garcia - Mayor
Jim Cox - Mayor, pro tem
Jim Kennedy - Council Member
Ryan McEachron - Council Member
Eric Negrete - Council Member
14343 Civic Dr., Victorville 92392
Monday thru Thursday ~ 7:30 am to 5:30 pm
Closed Fridays
(760) 955-5000
Hook Community Center
(Recreation Office)
14973 Joshua St., Victorville 92394
Monday thru Thursday
9:30 am to 5:00 pm
Closed Friday, Saturday & Sunday
(760) 245-5551
Westwinds Sports Center
18241 George Blvd., Victorville 92394
Monday 4:00 to 10:00 pm Racquetball only
Tuesday thru Friday ~12:00 to 8:00 pm
Saturday ~ 8:00 to 5:00 pm
(760) 243-1965
15011 Circle Dr., Victorville 92395
Mon thru Thur ~ 9:00 am to 8:00 pm
Friday ~ 9:00 am to 6:00 pm
Saturday ~ 9:00 am to 5:00 pm
(760) 245-4222
Community Services Advisory Committee
Marvin Ellis
Richard Golden
Ron Hankerson
Michelle Medina
Cyndi Spadafora
City Directory
Victorville City Hall
The Community Services Advisory Committee meets to discuss
topics related to community services, recreation, golf, facility/park
development and more. Call (760) 955-5257 to confirm meeting dates.
The City Council, Planning Commission and all Advisory Committees meet at City Hall.
The Public is invited to attend any of these meetings.
City Meetings
City Council
Planning Commission
Community Services Advisory Committee
Traffic Advisory Committee
Day(s) of Month
1st & 3rd Tuesday
2nd Wednesday
3rd Monday (as needed)
3rd Thursday (as needed)
Time
6:00 pm
5:00 pm
4:00 pm
1:30 pm
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Summer 2015
www.VictorvilleRec.com
Summer Fun
JUNIOR KIDS CLUB - Ages 5 to 7
KIDS CLUB – Ages 8 to 12
Summer is here, and what better way to spend
it than with some fun in the sun! Come to Kid’s
Club for games, sports, activities, skits, crafts and
SWIMMING! Bring a lunch, two snacks, water
bottle, swimwear/water play clothes, sunscreen
and a towel. Swim time will be 12:45-1:45 pm
every day.
Location: Doris Davies Park – Bears Den 1
Who: Ages 5-12
When: June 8 – Aug 14
Time: 7:30am-5:30 pm
Cost: M-F $80/child/week
M,W,F$55/child/week
Registration Deadline: Thursday at 5pm for the
next week.
A $15 late fee will be added to registration fee
after Thursday at 5pm.
WeekDatesTheme
1
June 8-12
2
June 15-19
3
June 22-26
4
June 29-July 3
5
July 6-10
6
July 13-17
7
July 20-24
8
July 27-Aug 31 9
August 3-7
10
August 10-14
Movie Invasion
Camping
Life at the Zoo
Stars & Stripes
Down on the Farm
Monsters vs. Aliens
A Night at the Circus
Under the Sea
Wacky Holidays
Bugs, Bugs, Bugs
HOT TOT SUMMER
CAMP – Ages 3 to 5
This fun, drop-off program
will include games, sports,
activities, crafts, songs and
water play. A real summer
day camp experience with
the emphasis on socialization and fun. Bring swimwear, towel and sunscreen
with the child’s name
clearly marked. Toilet
trained only (No pull-ups).
Please provide a lunch and 2 nutritious snacks.
Location: Hook Community Center
Who: Ages 3–5
When: June 1 - Aug 27
Time: 9:30am-2:30 pm
Cost: M & W $20/week/child or $75/month/child
T & Th $20/week/child or $75/month/child
Mommy & Me Play Group - Ages 2 to 3 + Parent
Summer fun will encourage language and listening, social interaction, and using fine/large motor skills. Circle time will consist
of alphabet, colors, shapes and numbers, music/movement,
stories and more! The child must be 2 at time of registration.
Please provide a nutritious snack.
Location: Doris Davies Park Bears Den II
Cost: $35/month
Day
Time
Class #
M&W 10 - 11am
2621
Summer R.A.T. Pack: Ages 13 to 17
Teens!!! Need volunteer hours for school, job applications, college?
Want to do something fun in a safe environment free from the pressures of everyday teen life? Then come, check out
R.A.T. Pack. Focus will be on learning new skills, playing sports and games, helping the community, preparing for college and future job opportunities and most importantly having fun and making new friends. Space is limited! Enroll
early! Registration packets are available at Hook Community Center and need to be completed and returned prior to
attending the program. Please call for more information. Volunteer location, day/days and times to be decided.
Avalon Park Family Disc Golf Tournament!
August 22nd - 9am - FREE
Come check out Victorville’s newest Disc Golf Course with
this free and instructional tournament. Players, both youth
and adult, will learn about disc golf while playing in a just-forfun tournament. Each group will have a guest instructor that
will teach the basics of the game. Prizes will be given out to
random participants including discs.
Avalon Park is located at 16338 Avalon Drive
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Aquatics
A Few Pool Reminders:
- Wear appropriate swim wear to ensure entrance in the pool - basketball shorts and cotton clothing are not swimwear.
- Pool passes will be issued due to unforseen pool closures (i.e. inclement weather, accidents, etc.)
- Please do not eat at least 30 minutes before swimming.
- Appropriate behavior is expected at all times.
- Please enroll carefully! There will be no refunds, transfers or monetary credits issued.
- Be Safe and Have Fun!
Jr. Lifeguard Program - Ages 12 to 15
Recreation Swim—All Ages
Location: Doris Davies Pool
Please do not bring items of
value as we are not responsible for lost or stolen articles.
Children under 10 yrs. must
be accompanied by an adult.
U.S. Coast Guard approved
life vests available for nonswimmers. The pool will
close if there is not a minimum number of participants
within the first half hour of
either session. No entrance
will be permitted 45 minutes
before closing of a session.
Non Swim wear will not be
permitted. No in & outs. Due
to capacity regulations, all
persons entering the pool
deck will be required to pay.
Registration only at Doris Davies
$2.00 Entrance fee per person / per session.
Hours:
Sat, Sun & Holidays 6/6-8/30
5/25 & 7/4 11:45 am-1:45 pm (1st session)
2:00-4:00 pm (2nd session)
M-F
6/8-8/14
2:00-4:00 pm (only session)
Classes will cover the following issues: preventing aquatic
emergencies, supervising others around water, responding to emergencies, communicating effectively and making decisions in a pool setting. After the 2 week course
at Doris Davies Pool, you will be required to complete 20
hours of practical training within 2 weeks.
*Must have completed Level 7 to be in this class.
I. M-F
II. M-F
6/22 -7/3
5:00-6:00 pm
7/20 - 7/31 5:00-6:00 pm
$28/session
$28/session
Lifeguard Training - Ages 15 & up
Interested in becoming a certified lifeguard? This is a
comprehensive course in lifeguarding skills, first aid and
CPR/AED for the professional. A pre swim is mandatory
and must be passed to continue with the course. Fees
include book and pocket mask. You must bring a fanny
pack and whistle if you pass the pre swim.
*Class size is limited.
Registration deadline: 8/12 by 5pm or until full, which-
ever comes first.
8/14 -8/17
Various days/times
(call for class schedule)
$200
Family Recreation Swim
Designed for families only. Ages 17 years and under MUST
be accompanied by a parent! Please do not bring items of
value as we are not responsible for lost or stolen articles.
Location: Doris Davies Pool
Registration only at Doris Davies.
Fri
6/12-8/28
7:15-8:30 pm
$2.00/person or
$5.00/family of 3
Pool Rentals:
Doris Davies pool is a great place to celebrate a birthday or team party! Rate is based on a
party of 1-60 people and includes 2 lifeguards, restrooms and showers. Additional fee for non-residents or for more
than 60 people. Registration only at Hook CommuDays
Dates
Hours Fees
Times
nity Center - paperwork and all fees must be paid
within 2 weeks of rental date.
Sat or Sun 6/6-8/30 2 hrs
$130 4:30-6:30 or 7 - 9 pm
4 hrs
Summer 2015
$242
4:30 - 8:30 pm
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Aquatics
Swim Lesson Registration Process
1. Victorville residents can mail-in or drop-off registrations May 4th through May 14th.
2. Random lottery will be conducted daily beginning May 8th.
3.Complete one registration form per participant.
4. Repeating a level is highly encouraged as it helps to strengthen and reinforce what is being
taught.
5. Use the credit card authorization form at the bottom of the registration form, or make checks
payable to City of Victorville. Must include Driver’s License Number on check. (Cash payments
cannot be accepted for drop-off enrollment.)
6. Walk-in registration for residents and non-residents begins May 18th.
Forms available May 1st at:
www.victorvillesports.com * www.victorvillerec.com * or pick up at Hook Community Center.
Please enroll carefully! There will be no refunds, transfers or credits issued.
AGES 6 months to 2 years
Level 3—Stroke Readiness (L3)
Parent and Infant/Tot (PIT)
Get in the water with your infant or toddler and teach
them to feel more relaxed and comfortable. Parent
emphasis is on water orientation and safety. Class size
limited to 8.
AGES 3 + years
Special Needs (VIP)
Adult must get in the water with the participant and
teach them water safety at his/her own pace. Lifeguard
will be available for guidance.
AGES 3 to 5 years
Tot Beginning (Tot Beg)
For Level 2 graduates. Crawl stroke development, elementary backstroke, back crawl, coordination and safety.
Level 4—Stroke Development (L4)
Participants must have mastered Level 3 skills and be
able to swim the length of the pool. Elementary backstroke, crawl stroke perfection, development of breaststroke and sidestroke, kicks and safety.
Level 5—Stroke Refinement (L5)
Participants must have mastered Level 4 skills. Refinement of breast stroke, side stroke, swimming underwater, elementary backstroke, front and back crawl, introduction to butterfly, diving and safety.
No water skills required. Class will teach entry, exit, water
safety, floating and arm paddling.
Level 6—Skill Proficiency (L6)
Participants must have mastered Level 5 skills. Basic
Tot Intermediate (Tot Int)
strokes, strength, endurance, diving, water entries, turns
Tot must have some water experience. Class will teach
and water safety.
breath holding, arm stroking, kick with help, floating and
safety.
Level 7—Advanced Skills (L7)
Participants must have mastered Level 6 skills. Designed
Tot Advanced (Tot Adv)
to prepare the student for the Jr. Lifeguard Program by
Tot must be able to jump in water, submerge face, and
offering a final review of basic strokes, turns and adarm paddle with kick. Class will work on swim stroke and vancement of safety and rescue techniques.
kick, underwater swimming and safety skills.
AGES 6 to 12 years
Level 1—Water Exploration (L1)
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AGES 13 to 17 and Adult
Teen/Adult Beginning (Teen Beg/Adult Beg)
Participants will learn breathing techniques, floating,
Designed to teach water adjustment, buoyancy, breath
water safety, stroke readiness & stroke development.
control, entry and exit, beginning movements and safety.
No water skills required.
Teen/Adult Intermediate (Teen Int/Adult Int)
Review stroke development and focus on stroke refineLevel 2—Primary Skills (L2)
ment, skill proficiency and advanced skills.
For Level 1 graduates. Prone float and glide, flutter kick,
back crawl, beginning crawl and safety.
Weekend - Saturdays
Classes meet for 30 minutes
*Session 6 & 7 - $50 (one wk only)
*No Class 8/15
$100
Class Times
Session 1
6/8-6/18
9:30am
10:00am
Session 2
6/22-7/2
9:30am
10:00am
Session 3
7/6-7/16
9:30am
10:00am
Session 4
7/20-7/30
9:30am
10:00am
Session 5
8/3-8/13
9:30am
10:00am
$75
Session 6
Session 7
*8/17-8/20 *8/24-8/27
4:30pm
4:30pm
5:00pm
5:00pm
5:30pm
5:30pm
6:00pm
6:00pm
6:30pm
6:30pm
Class Times
Session A
6/6-6/27
8:30am
9:15am
10:00am
10:45am
Session B
7/4-7/25
8:30am
9:15am
10:00am
10:45am
Weekdays - Mon, Wed, Fri
Adult Individual - Tue & Thur
$75
Class Times
Session 1
6/8-6/19
6:00pm
6:30pm
Session 2
6/22-7/3
6:00pm
6:30pm
Session 3
7/6-7/17
6:00pm
6:30pm
Session 4
7/20-7/31
6:00pm
6:30pm
Session 5
8/3-8/14
6:00pm
6:30pm
$100
Class Times
Session 2
6/23-7/2
6:00pm
Aquatics
Individual Lessons
Weekdays - Monday thru Thursday
Session C
*8/1-8/29
8:30am
9:15am
10:00am
10:45am
Session 4
7/21-7/30
6:00pm
Group Lessons
Lessons may be canceled if there are not a minimum number of participants enrolled.
Pool passes will be given for class cancellations due to unforeseen pool closures (i.e. inclement weather, etc)
Weekdays - Monday thru Friday
Weekdays - Mon, Wed, Fri
$33
10:30am
11:00am
11:30am
12:00pm
4:30pm
5:00pm
5:30pm
$20
Session 1
6/8-6/19
PIT
Tot Int
L1
L2
L5
Tot Beg
Tot Adv
Session 2
6/22-7/3
PIT
Tot Adv
L2
L4
L6
Tot Beg
Tot Int
Session 3
7/6-7/17
Tot Int
Tot Adv
L2
L3
L6
PIT
Tot Adv
Session 4
7/20-7/31
Tot Beg
L1
L2
L4
L7
PIT
L2
Session 5
8/3-8/14
PIT
L1
L2
L3
L4
Tot Int
Tot Adv
L2
L1
L1
L4
L1
L3
L4
PIT
Tot Int
L1
L2
L4
Tot Beg
Tot Int
L1
L2
L3
Tot Int
Tot Adv
L1
L2
L5
Tot Beg
Tot Int
Tot Adv
L2
L4
Tot Beg
Tot Int
L1
L3
L5
PIT
Tot Adv
L1
L5
L6
Tot Int
Tot Adv
L1
L2
L3
Tot Beg
Tot Adv
L1
L5
L7
Tot Int
L2
L3
L4
L6
PIT
Tot Adv
L1
L3
L2
L3
L3
L2
Saturday Classes
L6
L3
L4
L5
L4
L1
Tot Beg
Tot Beg
PIT
Tot Int
L2
L3
L4
L5
Tot Beg
L1
L3
L4
L7
Tot Beg
Tot Adv
L1
L2
L3
Tot Int
L2
L4
L5
Tot Beg
L2
L2
L3
L4
L5
Tot Int
L1
L3
L5
L6
Tot Int
L2
L3
L4
L7
Tot Int
L3
L5
L7
Tot Adv
L2
L2
L4
L6
L7
Tot Beg
Tot Adv
L3
L5
L7
Tot Int
L2
L3
L5
L6
Tot Int
L3
L1
L2
6:00pm
6:30pm
Session 1
6/8-6/19
L2
L3
L1
L3
Session 2
6/22-7/3
L1
L5
L2
L4
Session 3
7/6-7/17
L4
L6
L1
L2
Session 4
7/20-7/31
L3
L6
L3
L4
Session 5
8/3-8/14
L1
L4
L2
L5
Teen / Adult / VIP - Tue & Thur
$30
6:00pm
Session 1
6/9-6/18
Teen Beg
Teen Int
Adult Beg
VIP
* No Class 8/15
$20
8:30am
9:15am
10:00am
10:45am
Session A
6/6-6/27
PIT
L1
Tot Beg
L1
Tot Beg
Tot Int
L2
Tot Int
L1
L2
Session 2
6/23-7/2
Teen Beg
Teen Int
Adult Int
Session B
7/4-7/25
Tot Adv
L2
PIT
L3
Tot Int
L1
L2
L2
L3
L4
Session 3
7/7-7/16
Teen Beg
Teen Int
Adult Beg
VIP
Session 4
7/21-7/30
Teen Beg
Teen Int
VIP
Session C
*8/1-8/29
L2
L4
Tot Adv
L5
PIT
L4
L7
Tot Int
L5
L6
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Summer 2015
Pre-School, Music & Art
Stepping
Stones
Preschool Programs
School Year Preschool Programs
Starting September 1st.
The lottery for open enrollment will begin August
4th for Victorville residents. Forms and payment information may be dropped off at Hook Community
Center from August 4-13th. Drawing for classes will
be completed on August 14th. Walk in registration
for remaining openings will begin August 17th at
9:30 am until full.
Stepping Stones preschool classes are in session
from September–May. Monthly tuition must be
paid by the 15th of the current month for the next
month’s class. Openings in priority classes will be
filled from wait list.
Music & Art
U-Be-Singin’ Group Voice Lessons – Ages 5 & Up Drawing for Children – Ages 7 & Up
All genres of music will be taught, including Broadway,
Jazz, Rock, Country, Folk, Opera, Gospel, R & B, and holiday music for the December Winter Recital. All students
will have the opportunity for solo performances through
this class and at community events and recitals. Healthy
techniques in voice production, sight singing, harmony
and ear training are taught.
Instructor: Susan McBride Location: Hook
Day
Age Time Fee Class
#
T
5-9 5:30-6:30pm $50/month
1321
T
10+ 6:30-7:30pm $50/month
1323
Beginning Piano – Ages 6 & Up
Learn basic piano techniques along with music theory
and songs. Bring a keyboard to class or arrange to rent
one from the instructor.
Instructor: Glenn Johnson Location: Hook
Day
Age Time Fee Class
#
T
6+
6:00-7:00pm $50/month
1310
Students will begin sketching the first day! We’ll learn
simple steps for drawing animals, landscapes and characters. We’ll discover how to shadow and shading values,
and we’ll even use some colored pencils to enhance our
drawings! At the end of four weeks each student will have
three new drawings to share with family and friends.
Instructor: Norma Garcia Location: Hook
Day
Time Fee Class #
M
4:30-5:30pm $35/month 1340
Guided Art – Ages 6 to 12
Each month your child will create their own masterpiece
by duplicating works of art from the masters themselves...
Van Gogh, Picasso and many others. This class will be
exciting, educational and fun and will give your child an
opportunity to express their creative side while learning a
little bit of art history as they paint.
Instructor: Norma Garcia Location: Hook
Day
Time Fee Class #
M
5:30-6:30pm $35/month 1345
10
Mommy & Me Dance – Ages 2 to 4 + Parent
Parents, join your little ones as they learn the art and
discipline of ballet and the style and rhythm of tap. You
can help assist your child in learning proper posture, form
and terminology through song and dance. Parents are
required to assist their child during class time. Leotard,
tights, black tap shoes and pink leather ballet shoes are
recommended for children.
Instructor: Kaitlin Woods Location: Hook
Day Time
Fee
Class #
Th 3:00-3:45pm $27/month 1100
Th 10:00-10:45am $27/month 1101
Tap & Ballet – Ages 3 to 7
Designed to teach the art and discipline of ballet and the
style and rhythm of tap. Proper posture, form, and terminology will also be covered. Leotard, tights, and pink
leather ballet shoes, black tap shoes. NO SATIN SLIPPERS.
Drop-off program.
Instructor: Kaitlin Woods Location: Hook
Day Age Time Fee Class #
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3-5 4:00-5:00pm $32/month 1113
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5-7 5:00-6:00pm $32/month 1114
Th 3-5 4:00-5:00pm $32/month 1110
Th 3-5 5:00-6:00pm $32/month 1111
Th 3-5 11am-12pm $32/month
1115
Th 5-7 6:00-7:00pm$32/month 1116
Instructor: Jamie Sauve´ Location: Sunset Ridge
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3-5 4:00-5:00pm $32/month 1117
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5-7 5:00-6:00pm $32/month 1118
Ballet – Ages 8 to 17
Introduction to formal ballet class structure. Advanced
stretching and strengthening exercises are given, barre
work is introduced with a greater emphasis on vocabulary and French terminology. Musicality is emphasized
along with balance and coordination through the
strengthening of the body core. Center floor work is
introduced with continued focus on the positions of the
arms, legs and feet using classical ballet vocabulary.
Instructor: Christina Ellis Location: Sunset Ridge
Day Time Fee Class #
T 5:00-6:00pm $30/month 1121
Hip Hop – Ages 7 to 18
Fundamentals of a variety of Hip Hop movements.
Instructor: Chad Rodgers Location: Hook
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6:30-7:30pm $40/month 1130
Dance
Dance
Unity Dance – Ages 8 to 17
Learn to express yourself through dance! Unity Dance is a
unique blend of Jazz, Modern Dance and Contemporary
Ballet techniques. Skills will be taught weekly and there
will be opportunities to perform and showcase your
talent. This class is geared toward learning a variety of
dance techniques and blending them for self expression.
Instructor: Monique Williams Location: Hook
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5:00-6:30pm $40/month 1140
Urban Line Dance – Age Adult
Learn the hottest urban line and partner dancing including Cupid, Wooble, ChicagoStepping, and L.A. Steppin.
Keep in shape and have fun dancing.
Instructor: Monique Williams Location: Hook
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7:30-9:00pm $35/month 1146
Belly Dancing – Ages 16 & Up
Learn the ancient and feminine art of belly dancing
in a non-judgmental environment. Classes focus on
technique, posture, veil, rhythm patterns, zills (finger
cymbals), and isolations from countries throughout the
Middle East and Mediterranean. Please bring a yoga mat
for warm-up and cool-down.
Instructor: Jennifer Gutierrez Location: Hook
Day Time Fee Level Class #
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5:30-6:30pm $30/month Beg
1150
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5:15-7:15pm $30/month Int
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Ballet Folklorico – Ages 6 & Up
This class introduces students to Mexican Folk dances
from different regions of Mexico. Students will be exposed to the movement, forms, dance history and culture
inherent in Mexican Folk Dance.
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4:00-5:00pm $35/month 1120
Latin Dance – Age Adult
An introductory course, which gives a foundation of
movement for students who have had little or no dance
experience. We will learn the basics in ‘Salsa and Merengue’. Emphasis will be on the development of partnering skills, lead and follow, basic principles of timing,
foot work and variations of simple turn patterns. After
students learn the basics, they will learn a wide range of
dances originating in Latin America.
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7:00-8:00pm $35/month 1125
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Sports & Fitness
Sports & Fitness Classes
Fencing – Ages 6 & Up
Come and try the sport of fencing. You will have a lot of
fun playing with swords. Develop your concentration,
flexibility, balance and speed. $60 refundable fencing
jacket fee paid to instructor required for first-time students.
Instructor: Jose Guerra Location: Hook
Sa 6-13 10:30-11:30am $70/month 1830 Tai Chi for Beginners – Age Adult
Sa 14 + 11:30-12:30pm $70/month 1831 Tai Chi is a low impact, gentle, mind-body exercise. It can
improve your strength, coordination, flexibility and balFencing Summer Camp - Ages 13 & Up
ance. If you practice regularly and properly, it may help
Expedite your expertise in fencing. If you are planning
you reduce stress and anxiety, lower your blood pressure
to compete at Summer Nationals, our Fencing Camp will and reduce the risk of falls, especially for older adults. This
help you to develop your physical condition, technique,
class introduces you to the basics of Yang Style 24 form
and bouting strategies. Take advantage of this opportuthat is the most popular Tai Chi routine practiced around
nity and practice as a Fencing Athlete.
the world. It is easy to learn and fun to do.
Instructor: Jose Guerra Location: Hook
Instructor: Will Guo Location: Sunset Ridge
Date Time Fee Class # Day Time Fee Class #
6/15-6/19
9am-12pm
$200 1835 W 6:30-7:30pm $40/month 1770
Beginning Tennis – Ages 7 to 17
This class will stress the essentials of modern tennis
fundamentals and hand-eye coordination in a fun and
youthful environment. Students must have own racquet
and bring one new unopened can of tennis balls to the
first class.
Instructor: Charles Ruiz Sr Location: Doris Davies
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9:00-10:30am $60/month 1760
Tennis – Age Adult
This class focuses on fundamentals, movement, strokes
and ball control. Modern tennis techniques will be greatly
emphasized. Students must have own racquet and bring
one new unopened can of tennis balls to the first class.
Instructor: Charles Ruiz Sr Location: Doris Davies
T&Th 9:00-10:00am $70/month 1765
Zumba® Fitness - Age Adult
Zumba® is a fusion of Latin and International music.
Routines are created with combinations of fast and slow
rhythms that promise to tone and sculpt your body while
having a great time.
Instructor: Elizabeth Alvarez Location: Hook
T&Th 7:30-8:30pm $20/month 1720
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Restorative Exercise™ – Age Adult
Alignment matters. Restorative Exercise™ is a prescription to return your body to its health giving alignment.
These slow stretches and gentle body weight exercises
will cause you to experience less pain and more vitality.
They will repair the damage caused by the conveniences
of modern living, such as positive heel shoes, chairs, cars,
etc. Please bring a yoga mat to class.
Instructor: Susan Rodriguez Location: Sunset Ridge
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5:30-6:30pm $20/month 1710
Indoor Rock Climbing – Ages 5 & Up
Introductory rock climbing class. All gear included. Walls
are 25 feet tall. Students will learn how to climb, traverse,
and condition for rock climbing.
Instructor: Craig Buchanan Location: Bullet Hole
T&Th5:00-6:00pm $50/month 1740
Kick Boxing – Ages 5 & Up
Introductory kick boxing class. Students will need their
own hand wraps (available at the gym for $10). Students
will learn basic kicks, punches, blocks, and sparring
techniques. Students will do various drills including jump
rope, speed bag, heavy bags, pad work, push ups, sit ups,
squats, and other conditioning and coordination drills.
Instructor: Craig Buchanan Location: Bullet Hole
M&W5:00-6:00pm $65/month 1750
Parent & Tot Gymnastics
- Ages 1 ½ to 4 plus parent
Basic introduction to floor work: vaulting horse, and uneven parallel bars or beam. Tots have two shows a year.
Instructor: Rhonda Gott Location: Hook
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4:00-4:30pm $28/month 1201
Beginning Gymnastics Medal Teams
- Ages 5 & Up
Basic instruction in: floor work, vaulting horse, uneven
parallel bars and/or beam. Gymnast will be screened first
class meeting and placed on Silver or Gold teams per
coach’s determination. Gold is a specialized team, working a more independent program. Teams have two shows
a year.
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4:35-5:35pm $34/month 1210
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4:35-5:35pm $34/month 1211
Beginning Cheerleading – Ages 4 to 15
Gymnastics & Cheer
Gymnastics & Cheer
Cheerleaders learn basic motions, cheers, beginning tumbling, stunts and routines. Cheerleaders learn to perform
and work as a squad. All students cheer for community
sports and events.
Instructor: Erica Salido Location: Activity Center
Day Time Fee Class#
T&Th 5:30-6:30pm $35/month 1221
Cheerleading Competition Team – Ages 7 to 15
Cheerleaders learn more advanced motions, cheers,
tumbling, stunts and a competition routine. Cheerleaders
attend competitions and community sports. Teacher approval required for enrollment. Uniforms are mandatory
for competitions.
Instructor: Erica Salido Location: Activity Center
Day Time Fee Class#
T&Th 6:30-7:30pm
$35/month 1222
National Junior Tennis and Learning (NJTL)
“Summer Tennis Program” for Students from age 8 to 17.
Classes meet 4 days a week for 3 weeks (24 hours of tennis instruction!) T-shirt with logo included.
Rackets will be provided if needed
Registration forms available at Hook Community Center
and online at www.highdeserttennis.org
For more information:
call Rick Golden at 760-985-3796
When: from June 15 thru July 2
Where: Doris Davies Park
Time: 9am to 11am, Monday thru Thursday
Cost: $10 per student
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Clean Sweep
Make it a Clean Sweep!
Clean Up and Clean Out Your Yard & House.
Here are two places that can help.
City of Victorville Recycling Drop-off Center
Free Disposal of:
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Computers
TVs
E-Waste
Lawn Furniture
Bicycles
Scrap Metals
Clothes & Shoes
Cardboard Boxes
Misc Paper
Plastics
Cans & Bottles
Packing Paper
Open Monday—Friday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
& Saturdays 8 a.m. to 12 noon.
FREE to any and all Victor Valley residents
and businesses
FREE TIRE DISPOSAL for City of Victorville residents.
Up to 5 tires, on or off rim. Car,
motorcycle, and light truck
tires. No semi tires or tires from
businesses. Bring proof of ID
and current City of Victorville
residency.
City of Victorville
Household Hazardous Waste Collection Center
Located on Loves Lane, off of Desert Knolls
Drive, behind the County Fairgrounds
Open Wednesdays & Sundays
from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Residents only. No business materials accepted.
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VictorvilleRecycles.com
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Sharps & Medicine
Motor Oil & Filters
Antifreeze
Pesticides
Fertilizers
Other Chemicals
Fluorescent Lights
Paints
August 1, 2015
8 am to 12 noon
Victorville Valley MRF Recycling Center
17000 Abbey Lane in Victorville (just off Stoddard Wells Rd.)
Shred Fest
Free to all Victor Valley Residents. Bring up to four (4) 20-pound
boxes of paper documents to shred for FREE. No business materials. Documents are shredded on site by All Purpose Document
Destruction.
Shred Fest
SHRED-FEST 2015
Compost/Mulch Giveaway
“Load your own” mulch giveaway—so be sure to bring your own
shovels, as well as bags or other containers, to load mulch into.
The giveaway is for residents only — no businesses or commercial
vehicles. Mulch and compost LIMIT is 50 gallons.
Visit Recycle Alley at the MRF
Drop off old TVs, computers, appliances, scrap metal, mixed paper,
plastic, glass, cardboard, and newspaper for FREE. Now also accepting donations of clothing and shoes. Recycle Alley is open to
the public Monday—Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and Saturdays from 8:00 a.m. to noon.
Visit Our Buy Back Center at the MRF
Redeem your CRV bottles and cans for CASH. Cardboard and newspaper is also accepted. The Buy Back Center is open to the public
Monday—Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and Saturdays from
8:00 a.m. to noon.
Sponsored by the City of Victorville and Burrtec Waste Industries.
City of Victorville Recycling Program (760) 955-8615.
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Summer 2015
VIP Programs
VIP
V.I.P. Summer Basketball – Ages 8 to 24
Very Important Parents & People! For resources and info
about ‘happenings’ in the High Desert for adult individuals with a disability call Gina at 760-949-2542 or e-mail
urspecial2wo@msn.com Rosa Orozco (Spanish) 760 -5592387.
Participants will enjoy a fun, non-competitive hour of
basketball. This program is designed for mobile special
education children. All disabilities welcome. Participants
will learn skills and play a short game. Volunteers are
needed. Registration deadline: 5/27 @ 5pm
Location: Hook Community Center
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Fee Class #
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7/10-8/28
6:30-7:30
$35
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Ability to Connect – Park Group
V.I.P. Swim Lessons – Ages 3 & Up
V.I.P. Connection of the High Desert
– All Ages, All DisAbilities
This is a great time for outdoor activity and socializing for
kids of all ages and siblings (and the parents)! Groups will
be forming at various park locations, call for more info.
Call Maggi at 760-297-0574 or email magi.flamenco@
yahoo.com
Point of Connection Parent Support Group -
Bilingual support group for families whose child has
special needs. A Point of Connection is for parents to help
one another with resources and to facilitate a network of
personal support for families who have children with a
disability or special needs. This group meets at the Victorville Activity Center on Hesperia Road on the 1st Monday
of each month from 10am-Noon (bilingual) or 6-8pm. The
3rd Thursday of each month from 10-11am is reserved
for” Reflection of the Woman” group meeting. Call Betty
Carrillo at 760-605-8598
Adult must get in water with participant and teach them
water safety at his/her own pace. Lifeguard will be available for guidance. Space is limited so sign up early!
DateDay
TimeFee
June 9-18th
T & Th 6:00-700pm
$30
July 7-16th
T & Th 6:00-7:00pm
$30
July 21-30th
T & Th 6:00-7:00pm
$30
VIP Gymnastics - Ages 5 & Up
A low impact physical workout focusing on the basics
of gymnastics instruction. This class is tailored to our VIP
children. Weekly workouts on floor exercises and various
apparatus including vault, low beam, and more. *Parental
assistance may be required. 2-day advanced pre-registration is required. Register at Hook Community Center.
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4:00-4:30pm $30/month 1215
Point of Connection Activities - Bowling, Movies, Roos
Indoor Bounce, and Horseback riding activities for
children with special needs call Betty Carrillo at 760-6058598 for dates and times.
Point of Connection - I Can Dance too
Dance class for all children with special needs. Group
meets at the Victorville Activity Center on Hesperia Road
on the 4th Monday of each month. Call Betty Carrillo at
760-605-8598.
G.A.T.E.S - Gaining Access to Training, Education & Support
A resource network specifically for our high desert special needs population. “OPENING THE GATE TO A WORLD
OF POSSIBLITY” contact Jan Vitro at (760) 242-0076 or
OpenTheGate2@verizon.net.
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Kung Fu San Soo – Ages 6 & Up
Karate For Kids and Families – Ages 4 & Up
Shotokan Tiny Tigers is a fun-filled, fast-paced class focusing on developing coordination.
Shotokan is for kids and adults who want to improve their
fitness and self-defense skills while learning one of the
most popular styles in the world today.
Instructor: Paul Walker Location: Hook
Shotokan Tiny Tigers: Age 4-6
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6:00-6:30pm $40/month 1500
Shotokan: Age 7+
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6:30-7:30pm Fee $50/month Class #
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High Desert Martial Arts Academy - Ages 6 & Up
Family martial arts training in Korean Tang Soo Do that
includes traditional training, self-defense, weapons, and
ground skills.
Instructor: Bryan McIntyre Location: Sunset Ridge
Day
Time Fee
Class#
T&Th 6:00-7:00pm $30/month
1550
Martial Arts
Karate Classes
A martial art focusing on self-defense, developing confidence, self-control and balance. Great for all ages.
Instructor: Craig Willhite Location: Hook
M&W 6-12 6:00-7:00pm $25/month
1510
M&W 13+ 7:00-8:30pm $35/month
1511
Self-Defense & Safety Awareness
“Young Champions”– Ages 4 to 15
Combines safety awareness education with self-defense
instruction in a fun structured environment. Students
are placed into classes according to age and ability.
Course content includes: break-away, techniques for
close contact, communication skills and confident posture. Students progress in rank/belts! Payable at Hook
only. Instructor will not accept payments. Instructor:
Young Champions Staff Location: Activity Center
Session: 6/5 - 9/4 $99/session
Day Time Rank Class#
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5:15-5:55pm New Students 1530
6:00-6:40pm Yellow Belt
1531
6:45-7:25pm
Orange Belt + 1532
Traditional Tae Kwon Do – Ages 3 & Up
Get Ready to DEFEND YOURSELF! Awareness+ Defense +
Safety = Tae Kwon Do. Tae Kwon Do has four disciplines
which are: Patterns, Sparring, Self-defense, & Board Break
test. The combination of these four disciplines makes the
art called Tae Kwon Do. Tae Kwon Do has no age limits
and is very good for children and adults alike. Learn fast
reactions through games, respect for others and knowledge of their abilities and weakness. Gain self-confidence,
self-respect, self-defense, awareness safety skills, improved
motor skills, balance, fitness, flexibility, and leadership.
Uniforms can be purchased from the instructor.
Instructor: Lisa Schardijn Location: Activity Center
Cost: $35 1 day/week/monthly (Tiny Tigers age 3-5)
$40 1 day/week/monthly*
$50 2 days/week/monthly*
*Discount offered for additional family members.
Tuesday Time
Ages Class#
Tiny Tigers 4:30-4:55pm Ages 3-5 1540
White Belt 5:00-5:55pm Ages 6 + 1541
Green Belt + 6:00-6:55pm Ages 8 + 1542
Friday Time
Ages Class#
White Belt 5:00-5:55pm Ages 6 + 1545
Green Belt +
6:00-6:55pm Ages 8 + 1546
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Summer 2015
Healthy Victorville
A Walk in the Park
Walking is one of the best things you can do to
stay fit and healthy. It rejuvenates, reduces stress,
increases cognitive function, and stimulates metabolism. So why not take a walk in the park. The
City of Victorville has walking trails in many of our
parks. Visit the Healthy Victorville website at
www.healthyvictorville.com to download walking
trail maps for your favorite parks.
Fitness in the Park
Fitness in the Park is a Healthy Victorville initiative designed to bring exercise opportunities to the parks in
our community. An exercise area is now open at Doris
Davies Park. Visit the Healthy Victorville website at www.
healthyvictorville.com for Fitness in the Park locations and
to download sample workout routines..
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A new 170-bed skilled nursing facility is going to be built on 11 acres at the northwest corner of Winona Street and 11th Avenue.The project plans are to create the
74,000-plus square-foot facility to house 80 units, ranging from single- to multi-occupant rooms. The majority of the residents will be on a short-term stay who are recovering from surgery, light cardiac events and other lesser ailments. The facility will
provide 60 jobs for staff and include support spaces for physical and occupational
therapies, dining and activity, and even a barber/beauty salon. The center will also
be open 24 hours a day with operations minimized during night hours, according to
a city staff report. This project should prove to be a wonderful example of private,
city and state collaboration.
City News
Premier Wellness Center of Victorville
Construction Project Update
As the economy continues to improve, residents can expect to see many more
construction projects popping up. For example, a visit to restaurant row or WalMart
on Amargosa will surprise residents to see the construction taking place in that
area directly behind Lowes. Permits have been issued for the project which will be
located south of Lowes and west of Roadhouse on Amargosa Road.
The construction taking place there will become a 45,481 square foot multi-tenant
building. At this point, planned tenants include Michaels, Staples and Dollar Tree.
Fitness in the Park Ribbon Cutting @ Doris Davies Park
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Pee Wee Sports
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*$5 late fee after deadline on a space available basis.
*All coaches are required to attend a pre-season volunteer meeting and
submit to a background check.
Sampler - Ages 3 to 4
No Coaches, No Teams, No Stress!
Come socialize and have fun while learning basic soccer, basketball,
and t-ball skills. Come prepared to participate with your child in this
interactive class.
Enrollment accepted until class is full.
Class location: Hook Community Center
$36/resident, $41/all others
Thursday
9/3-10/8
5:30 - 6:30 pm
Summer Pee Wee Basketball - Ages 3 to 4
Get exercise & have fun while learning basic basketball skills like passing,
dribbling, and shooting. Practice and games held on same day.
Volunteer coaches needed.
Sign-up deadline: 5/27 by 5pm or until full, whichever comes first.
Game location: Hook Community Center
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Evenings
Pee Wee Indoor T-ball – Ages 3 to 4
Beat the heat and have some fun while learning some basic
T-ball skills. Practice and games held on same night in the gym.
Volunteer coaches needed!!
Sign-up deadline: 7/29 by 5pm or until full, whichever comes
first.
Game location: Hook Community Center
Fridays9/4-10/9
Evenings
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Basic information pertaining to all sports.
*The philosophy of our Youth Sports Programs is to create a safe and fun environment
where kids can learn fundamentals, good sportsmanship, and build self-esteem while
building developmental assets and a sense of community.
*$5 late fee after deadline on a space available basis.
*Volunteer Coaches Needed!
*All coaches are required to attend a preseason volunteer meeting and submit to a
background check.
Summer Youth, Teen, and Girls Basketball - Ages 5 to 17
Co-Ed Divisions: 5-6 yrs, 7-8 yrs, 9-10 yrs, 11-12 yrs, 13-14 yrs, 15-17 yrs. Girls Only Division: 9-12 yrs.
Learn basic fundamentals, improve your skills, get some exercise, meet new friends and have fun in this great 8-week
season. All players receive a new basketball jersey to keep.
Hey parents! Teams may practice at Hook, WSC or Mesa Linda, we cannot guarantee where your player will practice.
If you need to have a certain facility – volunteer to coach! This league can’t run without volunteers, we always need
good role models to help. We can offer basketball training for you! We will try to honor requests, but if we cannot,
refunds will not be permitted.
Early Bird sign-up deadline 5/20 by 5 pm ($10 discount on fees below)
Sign up deadline: May 27 by 5 pm
Practice & Game Locations: Hook Community Center, Westwinds
Mandatory Skill Assessments for ages 9 & up
Sports Center, Westwinds Activity Center, Mesa Linda Middle
(Must be registered to attend)
School (practice location determined by coach of team)
At Hook Community Center
League Info:
Girls 9/12 Thu, May 28 at 5:30 pm
Ages 9/10 Thu, May 28 at 6:00 pm
Ages 5 to 17 (co-ed) Ages 9 to 12 (girls)
Sat. 7/11-8/29 Fri. 7/10-8/28
$50/resident $50/resident
$55/all others $55/all others
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Youth Flag Football - Ages 5 to 11
Three divisions: 5-6 yrs, 7-8 yrs, 9-11 yrs. - All players will enjoy this non-contact version of football. Flag Football
leagues are instructional and recreational with an emphasis on sportsmanship and fair play.
Games will be held at Doris Davies Park. Players will practice 1-2 times during the week and have 1 game a week on
Saturdays for the 8-week season.
Early Bird sign-up deadline 8/26 by 5 pm ($10 discount on fees below)
Sign up deadline: Sept. 2 by 5 pm
Practice Location: Various parks – determined by coach
Game Location: Doris Davies Park
League info: Sat. 10/10 – 12/5
$56/residents, $61/ all others
Mandatory Skill Assessments: Ages 9-11
Sat. 9/5 @ Doris Davies Park @ 9:00 am
(must be registered to attend)
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Adult Sports
www.victorvillesports.com
Most adult sports register by team. Individuals may visit the website and place an “ad” to find a team. Teams looking for
players may contact individuals and place an “ad” as well. Full fee payment and Team Registration Forms are due at time
of registration. Email VictorvilleSports@victorvilleca.gov or Call (760) 245-5551 for more information.
Adult Soccer Leagues - Summer
6-on-6 play. Short field, Club soccer goals. Lighted fields for later games.
Women’s 18 + Divisions, Men’s 18+ Divisions, and Sunday COED, 10-game season
Wednesdays
Sundays
Limited to 6 teams in each division.
Game Site: Sunset Ridge Park
Early Bird Team Registration, $330/team
Earlybird Registration ends May 14, 5pm
Regular registration, $360/team
Registration Deadline May 26, 5pm
League Begins: Wednesday, June 3
Manager’s Meeting May 26, 6pm on line
Game Site: Hook Park
Earlybird Team Registration, $330/team
Earlybird Registration ends May 28, 5pm
Regular registration, $360/team
Registration Deadline June 22, 5pm
League Begins: Sunday, June 28
Manager’s Meeting June 22, 6pm online
www.victorvillesports.com
No Extra Game Day Fees, Ever!
Futsal Gym Soccer
Gym Soccer is a fun, fast-paced indoor game. Teams compete in
5 v 5 format. Games are played at Westwinds Sports Center on Mondays,
Tuesday, Thursdays & Friday nights. Registration fees for a 10-game season are $300. Men’s, Women, Coed - On-going.
Check victorvillesports.com
Summer Adult Doubles Tennis Leagues
Play 10-match seasons, including playoff tournament. Each team will consist of two players. Fee
covers use of courts, lights, and website standings/
results/news. If you don’t have a partner find one
online at the Victorvillesports.com message board
or come to our pre-season Hit Arounds.
League Site: Sunset Ridge Park - NEW!
Registration $50 per two person team*
Tuesday Night - Mixed @ Sunset Ridge Park, 6pm
Season 1 - May 19- July 21
Season 2 - Aug 4 - Oct. 6
Hit Around Nights, May 12 and July 28, 6pm
*each team provides 5 cans of balls
Like Us on Facebook to be in the know: facebook.com/victorvillesports
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Adult Sports Managers’ Meetings
Now on line! Go to
victorvillesports.com and look for
picturesPlay
here Wednesdays 6:00pm
Open
at WAC. Indoor game for adults
of all ages. $3 per day or buy a
10-session punch card for $20
email:
the meeting link. It’s a chat room
where we’ll give out any new information and let managers ask
questions. Meetings are generally over in less than 60 minutes.
Teams in attendance get a Point
toward league standings!
VictorvilleSports@victorvilleca.gov
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Summer Slowpitch Softball
Disc Golf Tournament
Registration begins in May for all teams.
Men’s and Coed divisions.
Game Sites: Eva Dell Park and Hook Park
Early Bird Registration May $330/team
Regular Registration through June 22, $360/team
Registration Deadline June 22, 5pm (or when league
fills up)
League Begins: Week of June 28. 10-games
Manager’s Meeting: June 22, 6pm online!
www.victorvillesports.com for link
Adult Sports
PICKLEBALL!
Leagues -Mondays & Fridays,
Summer Heat July 12 at Doris Davies Park.
$5 per player. Registration 8:30am
Traditional Leagues/Night:
Monday - Men’s Middle and Rec, Men’s
Wednesday - Coed and Men’s Woodbat!*
Thursday - Men’s, 3 divisions
Friday - Coed E, Rec, Rec Lower, Woodbat!*
Sunday - Coed Mixed, Coed Woodbat!*
(Sunday leagues will play 10+ & occasional double headers!)
Tuesday Night Wiffle Ball!
Who’s Interested!? 3 on 3 teams
$100 for 10-week season
email us: victorvillesports@victorvilleca.gov
Fall Slowpitch Softball
Registration begins in December for all teams. Men’s
and Coed divisions.
Game Sites: Eva Dell Park and Hook Park
Early Bird Registration July 15- Aug 6, $330/team
Regular Registration through Sept. 14, $360/team
Registration Deadline Sept. 14, 5pm (or when league
fills up)
League Begins: Week of Sept. 20 10-games
Manager’s Meeting: Sept. 14, 6pm online!
www.victorvillesports for link
Hey, do you wanna see something that we’re not doing? Let me know...victorvillesports@victorvilleca.gov
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Water Conservation
Water Conservation
1-866-955-4426
Urban Water Conservation Emergency Regulations
have been extended until Dec 23, 2015
and include new requirements, effective immediately.
All California water users continue to be prohibited from:
• Washing down sidewalks and driveways;
• Washing a motor vehicle with a hose, unless the hose is fitted with a
shut-off nozzle; and
• Operating a fountain or decorative water feature, unless the water is
“Today we are standing on dry grass
where there should be five feet of snow.
This historic drought demands unprecedented action,” said Governor Brown.
“Therefore, I’m issuing an executive
order mandating substantial water
reductions across our state. As Californians, we must pull together and save
water in every way possible.”
part of a recirculating system.
New Requirements:
Water is Our Future
All water users:
• Are prohibited from irrigating turf or ornamental landcapes during 48
hours following measurable precipitation.
Commercial businesses:
• Restaurants and other food service establishments will serve water to
•
customers only on request; and
Operators of hotels and motels must provide guests with the option of
choosing not to have towels and linens laundered daily; notice of this
option must be prominently displayed.
Water suppliers:
• Must now impose a mandatory limit on the number of days per week
that customers can irrigate outdoors; limited to no more than two days
per week, or as specified in the water supplier’s Water Shortage Contingency Plan.
Victorville Water District is in the process of proposing amendments to our
Water Shortage Contingency Plan to include the required limitations. For
future updates, conservation programs and events, please visit our web
page at www.VictorvilleWater.com.
Watering Hours in Effect
Apply outdoor irrigation water only:
Summer
June 1 - September 30
10 PM - 6 AM
Winter
October 1 - May 31
9 AM - 3 PM
Stop Water Waste
Report Run-off
866-955-4426
Victorville Water Conservation
www.VictorvilleWater.com
Do you ever wonder what your sprinklers are doing while you’re away?
Check out this photo!
That is why it is a good practice to
periodically run your irrigation system
for a minute or two, to check for leaks or
sprinkler heads spraying the pavement
instead of landscaped area.
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Sierra Golf Management, Inc. has recently taken over
management of the Green Tree Golf Course. SGM is
a California based company, whose owner and CEO
has roots in the high desert. They are dedicated to
the operation of municipal golf courses, and strive to
achieve excellence in service, quality control, maintenance and staffing. SGM’s vision for Green Tree is
to provide “a facility where everyone can be comfortable and proud to bring their friends and family”.
Visit Green Tree Golf Course
See how we’ve changed!
Golf
Green Tree Golf Course
UNDER NEW
MANAGEMENT!
The Green Tree Golf Course Clubhouse
Green Tree Golf Course has welcomed golfers for over
50 years and offers golfers an outstanding golf facility
professionally managed by Sierra Golf Management.
The course is home to 18 challenging and fun holes of
golf, and offers a full pro-shop and restaurant facilities.
The Clubhouse at Green Tree Golf Course is Victor
Valley’s newest venue for special events. From golf
tournaments, corporate meetings, wedding ceremonies, receptions, farewells, fundraisers and more, we
are anxious to cater to you and your guests.
For more information, come by the Green Tree Golf
Course at 14144 Green Tree Blvd, or call 760-245-4860
Experience the friendly hospitality that we can
provide at our Restaurant and Banquet facility. Designed with guests’ expectations for both comfort
and refinement in mind, Green Tree offers expansive
amenities without losing a sense of intimacy that
defines it.
For more information, contact Green Tree Golf
Course at 760-245-4860
BANQUETS & MEETINGS
Located in the heart of the Victor Valley, we are the perfect
venue for events in the High Desert. With wi-fi and state of
the art audio visual, we are equipped to handle any presentation on one or all three of our 15 ft screens.
Each of our banquet rooms is situated to overlook the golf
course through floor to ceiling windows. With a meandering
6000 sq ft patio that boasts an indoor/outdoor fireplace, it’s
the perfect backdrop for a memorable event.
Visit us on the web at www.victorvillegolf.com
Green Tree Golf Course Summer 2015
For more information call us at (760) 245-4860 or visit us at www.victorvillegolf.com
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Environmental Programs
What’s New With Environmental Programs
Do you have ‘The Right Stuff?’
Contest to Help Celebrate 20 Years of Curbside Recycling
July 2015 will mark the 20th anniversary of Curbside Recycling
in the City of Victorville. To celebrate this positive achievement, the City of Victorville Recycling Program will be partnering with Victorville Disposal/Burrtec Waste Industries to
sponsor a Curbside Recycling contest called: “The Right Stuff”
Residents who recycle correctly will have the chance to win a
$100 CASH prize. To sign up, watch for the entry form in your
June water/sanitation bill. Entry forms will also be available at
www.VictorvilleRecycles.com
Adopt-A-Street
Victorville Adopt-A-Street Program
Going Strong!
The City of Victorville’s Adopt-A-Street Program had
its best year ever in 2014. We now have 28 groups
signed up to participate, and last year they collected
over 1,100 bags of litter. Participants include individuals (“An Old Girl Scout” is how one volunteer
describes herself ), businesses, churches, and nonprofits. Our largest group is People’s Care with over
88 volunteers. People’s Care serves people with developmental disabilities.
The Adopt-A-Street
Program provides their
clients with the opportunity to participate in
a positive community
program. This is good
for them and good for
the City!
RECYCLING UPDATE
Use the Blue And Save Green!
City residents and businesses recycled
about 7,700 tons in 2014—our best
year since 2008! Residents and businesses benefitted from over $480,000
in avoided landfill disposal costs and
revenues from recycled material sales.
These savings are carried forward in to
monthly sanitation rates.
Recycling is good for Victorville and
the Environment, so remember to “Use
the Blue, and Save Green!” For a free
curbside refrigerator magnet, call the
City of Victorville Recycling Program
at 760-955-8615 or send an email to:
Environment@victorvilleca.gov
For more information about the Adopt-A-Street Program, call 760-955-5095.
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Recycling & Cleanup Programs
GOT STUFF?
Good news... Victorville has a program to help!
FREE
FREE
Free Bulky Item Pick Up
Free Tire Disposal
Residents of single-family homes
can call Victorville Disposal directly
at 245-8607 to schedule two FREE
bulky item pick ups each year, of up
to five items per pick up.
City of Victorville residents can dispose
of tires from cars, light trucks, and motorcycles for FREE at the City of Victorville
Recycling Drop-off Center. Only five tires
per visit. Tires may be on or off rim. No
businesses or haulers/dealers. The Victorville Recycling Drop-off Center is located
at 15164 Anacapa Road, between Amargosa and Borego. Open Monday-Friday
8 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Saturdays 8 a.m. to
noon. Call 955-8615 for details.
FREE
Free Drop Off of Appliances,
TVs, and Computers
Visit the Victorville Recycling Drop
Off Center at 15164 Anacapa Rd.
Open M-F 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. and
Saturday 8 a.m. to noon. Call 9558615 for details.
FREE Household Hazardous Waste Disposal
Drop off old paints, chemicals, used motor oil, fluorescent light tubes, and other household hazardous wastes free of charge at the City’s Household Hazardous Waste Collection
Center (HHWCC), located on Love’s Lane, off of Desert Knolls Drive, behind the Fairgrounds. Open Wednesdays and Sundays from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Call 955-5229 for details.
Victorville Recycles! The Blue Bin Makes It Easy.
WHAT GOES IN THE BLUE RECYCLING BIN?
PAPER & CARDBOARD:
1
2
GLASS BOTTLES & JARS:
Includes newspapers, advertisements, magazines, junk mail, phone books, notebook
paper, catalogs, cereal boxes (w/out liners),
paper egg cartons, paper grocery bags, all
types of cardboard boxes, and all other clean,
dry papers.
Includes bottles and jars only.
No dishes, no light bulbs, no
windows.
3
PLASTIC BOTTLES, JARS,
TUBS, & TRAYS #1 - #7:
TIN & ALUMINUM CANS:
Includes milk and water jugs,
detergent and shampoo bottles,
food jars, yogurt cups, microwave trays, etc.
Includes food and drink cans, pet food cans,
empty aerosol cans, also clean aluminum foil
and foil trays.
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How to Recycle? It’s Easy With the Blue Recycling Bin… Just put all your paper, cardboard,
cans, bottles, and plastic containers mixed together in your BLUE recycling bin. All cans and bottles must be totally empty.
Rinse all food containers. No soiled or wet papers. Napkins, paper plates, tissues, and diapers all go in the green trash can.
No plastic bags. No food. No yard waste.
Recycling – It’s the Law! California State Law AB 939 requires all communities to divert 50% of waste from the landfill.
Every household needs to meet the 50% recycling requirement to reach the city-wide goal.
Recycling – It’s Good for the Environment! Recycling saves resources, reduces energy used to make new products,
reduces air and water emissions from making new products, and helps reduce greenhouse gases.
Victorville Recycling Begins With You!
CITY OF VICTORVILLE • Recycling Program • (760) 955-8615 • www.VictorvilleRecycles.com
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Racquetball, Open Gym, etc.
Westwinds
Sports Center
18241 George Blvd
(760) 243-1965
Located at 18241 George Blvd. This facility offers 5 courts,
available on a walk-in or reserved basis, basketball gym,
locker rooms and showers.
(Gym time may change due to youth sports programs)
Table Tennis
Ages 6 & Up
Open play and table tennis coaching by the High
Desert Table Tennis Club. Wednesday & Friday nights
7pm. Westwinds Sports Center.
Registration Free!
For more info call (760) 243-1965
Hours:
Monday4:00-9:00pm
Tuesday - Friday:
12:00 noon - 8:00 pm
Saturday:
8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Sunday:Closed
($5 equipment fee due
instructor)
Racquetball Rates:
For more information
call (760) 245-5551
Open Gym Rates:
Fee:
Fee: $5 per person per day
$3 per person
PICKLEBALL! Leagues - Mondays & Fridays, Open Play Wednesdays 6:00pm
at WAC. Indoor game for adults of all ages. $3 per day or buy a 10-session punch
card for $20 email: VictorvilleSports@victorvilleca.gov
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Check out the Adult Sports page 23 for adult sports information
The City of Victorville Community Services
Department has picnic areas and facilities
available to rent for your events. Rentals must
be booked at least two weeks in advance or a
maximum of six months prior to your event.
A cleaning deposit, insurance and security
guards may be required for most rentals. Rentals will not be reserved until applicable fees/
deposits are received. Call Hook Community
Center at (760) 245-5551 for more information.
Social Gatherings
Victorville Activities Center
Large auditorium with a stage
Assembly: 288; Seating: 182; Dining: 134
Cost: $25/ hr. *
*plus Deposit, Security fee, Insurance
Meeting Rooms
Hook Community Center
Capacity: Seating 49
Cost: $15/ hr.*
*plus Deposit, Insurance
Sunset Ridge Community Center
Capacity: Classroom 52
Cost: $30/ hr.*
Facility Rentals
Facility Rentals
Rockview Nature Center
Assembly: 100; Seating: 100; Dining: 50
Cost: $40/ hr.*
Sunset Ridge Community Center
Dining: 69
Cost: $30/ hr.*
Picnic Areas
Doris Davies Park - Shelter A: $60/day
Doris Davies Park - Shelter B: $45/day
Schmidt Park - $60/day
All other picnic areas are non-reservable and
can be used on a first-come, first-serve basis.
A gathering permit must be completed for any
group of 25 or more.
For more detailed information about reserving facilities, or filing a gathering permit,
call Hook Community Center at 760-245-5551.
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Clean & Beautiful Programs
Take Pride in Victorville!
DO YOUR PART TO HELP KEEP VICTORVILLE CLEAN AND BEAUTIFUL
VOLUNTEER FOR A CITY-WIDE CLEANUP DAY IN APRIL AND OCTOBER:
Hundreds of volunteers are needed to pick up litter all over the City. For each event, volunteers receive a free event
t-shirt and discount lunch coupons. You can sign up on the City’s website at www.victorvilleca.gov - Quick Link:
Community Cleanup or call 760-955-5095.
JOIN THE CITY’S ADOPT-A-STREET PROGRAM:
Volunteers are needed to adopt streets to help keep them litter free. The City provides volunteers with gloves,
plastic bags, safety vests, and litter pick up tools, and arranges to pick up all litter. Individuals or groups can adopt a
block—or more! For information, call the Adopt-A-Street Program at 760-955-5095 for details.
FREE DISPOSAL OF HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTES:
Drop off household batteries, paints, pesticides, chemicals, fluorescent light tubes, TVs, computers, etc. at the City
of Victorville’s Household Hazardous Waste Collection Center on Love’s Lane, behind the Fairgrounds. The HHWCC
is open every Wednesday and Sunday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Call 955-5229 for details.
FREE BULKY ITEM PICK-UP THROUGHOUT THE YEAR:
Residents of single-family homes in Victorville can schedule a FREE pick-up of bulky items two times per year—up
to 5 items collected per pickup. Bulky item pick-up is for furniture, mattresses, tires, and bundles of brush—not
boxes, bags, or other trash. Call Victorville Disposal at 760-245-8607 to schedule a pick up.
FREE DISPOSAL OF TIRES AT CITY OF VICTORVILLE RECYCLING CENTER:
Victorville residents can dispose of up to 5 passenger and small truck tires for FREE at the City of Victorville Recycling Center, located at 15164 Anacapa Road. Tires must be off rim. Residential tires only - no businesses! Proof of
residency required. Open M-F 8am to 4pm and Sat 8am-noon.
FREE DROP OFF OF SCRAP METAL, TVs, CRTS, and other RECYCLABLES AT
THE VICTOR VALLEY MRF and the VICTORVILLE RECYCLING CENTER:
The Victor Valley Materials Recovery Facility and Victorville Recycling Center are both open Mon—Fri from 8 a.m.
to 4 p.m., and every Saturday from 8 a.m. to 12 noon. You can drop off scrap metal (no auto parts or gas tanks/
cylinders), TV’s, CRT’s, and computers, for FREE. They also accept cardboard boxes, packing paper, all other types of
clean dry paper, bottles and cans, plastic containers # 1-#7, clothing and shoes. The MRF is also a public buy-back
center for CRV bottles and cans. The MRF is located at 17000 Abbey Lane, in Victorville, just off of Stoddard Wells
Road. The Victorville Recycling Center is located on Anacapa Road (between Amargosa and Borego). Call 760-9558615 for more information.
LOW COST TEMPORARY BINS:
Do you have a BIG cleaning project? Victorville Disposal has temporary bins and roll-off dumpsters for rent. Call
760-245-8607 for more information.
GOT EXTRA TRASH? GO TO THE VICTORVILLE LANDFILL!
San Bernardino County’s Victorville Landfill is located on Stoddard Wells Road
and is open 6 days per week, Monday through Saturday, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
There you can dispose of extra trash easily and lawfully. Fees apply. For more
information, call 1-800-722-8004.
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760-955-8615
VictorvilleRecycles.com
What you need to know about licensing your dog...
Every dog that lives in the City limits must be licensed and vaccinated against
rabies in accordance with the City of Victorville Municipal Code. This helps
protect the general health, safety and welfare of all persons within the City.
New residents have 60 days to acquire a license for their dog(s), and persons
renewing a dog license have a 30-day grace period following the expiration/
renewal date.
In addition, no more than three adult dogs or adult cats can be maintained at
a single residence.
Licensing is easy! You can download an application from the City’s website, then bring it in with proof of
rabies vaccination and certificate of sterility, if applicable, to the Victorville City Hall, Cashier’s Window, 14343
Civic Drive, M-Th 7:30 - 5:30 or the ACC Division Office, 14206 Amargosa Rd., M-Th 7:00 - 4:30. You may also mail
your application to Victorville Animal Care and Control, PO Box 5001, Victorville, CA 92393.
Unaltered Dogs
Altered Dogs*
Senior Discount**
Replace Tags
$25 for 1 year
$35 for 2 years
$45 for 3 years
$10 for 1 year
$15 for 2 years
$20 for 3 years
$5 for 1 year
$10 for 2 years
$15 for 3 years
$3 for Altered dog
$5 for Non-altered dog
*Must provide proof of sterilization. **Senior discounts apply to anyone over the age of 60 who licenses an altered dog.
• If your dog is already licensed in Victorville and you move within the area,
call Animal Control at (760) 955-5089 to update your file.
• If your dog is licensed in another City when you move to Victorville, call
Animal Control to license in Victorville at (760) 955-5089.
Local Shelters
Upcoming 2015 License
Vaccination Clinic
June 13, 2015
City of Victorville
Animal Care and Control
14177 McArt Road, Victorville
8 a.m. - 12 p.m.
Call to confirm clinic details.
(760) 955-5089
VACCINATION CLINIC IS OPEN TO ALL
HIGH DESERT RESIDENTS. CASH ONLY
FOR VACCINATIONS.
Rabies - $6.00 Bordetella - $7.00
DHPP - $15.00
*Prices subject to change
The City of Victorville does not have a shelter. If we are not able
to contact the owner via a license or microchip on the animal, the
animal will be taken to the Victor Valley Animal Protective League.
Victor Valley Animal Protective League
21779 Zuni Road, Apple Valley (760) 247-2102
Hours: Tues - Fri 9:00 - 5:00, Saturday 9:00 - 12:00
Closed Sunday and Monday
City of Hesperia
11011 Santa Fe Road, Hesperia (760) 947-1700
Hours: Mon - Thurs 10:00 - 5:00, Fri 10:00 - 4:00
Closed Saturday and Sunday
Town of Apple Valley
22131 Powhatan, Apple Valley (760) 240-7000 x 7555
Hours: Tues - Fri 9:00 - 4:00, Saturday 9:00 - 3:00
Closed Sunday and Monday
For more information, visit our Website at www.victorvilleca.gov - Quick Link: Animal Control
or call our office at (760) 955-5089.
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Animal Care & Control
Animal Care & Control
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Support Groups
Adult Protective Services – Hotline (877) 565-2020
Protection and support of the rights of adults.
ADMAM - Apoyo de Mujer a Mujer (951) 961-7138
Support group for Spanish speaking women with cancer.
Aging & Adult Services (760) 843-5100
Better Breathers (Respiratory) (760) 242-2311, ext 5331
Fourth Monday of the month, 11am-1pm.
Services
Seniors
Alzheimer’s Association - (800) 272-3900 www.alzla.org
The Alzheimer’s Association Safe Return program is the
only nationwide system designed to help identify, locate
and return individuals who are memory impaired due to
Alzheimer’s disease or a related disorder, back to safety.
Elder & Dependent Abuse Hotline (877) 565-2020
In-home Supportive Services Program – (760) 843-5100
Non-medical essential services.
Inland Counties Legal Services (760) 241-7072
Free legal assistance to eligible seniors ages 60 and older.
Senior Information and Assistance (760) 843-5181
Assistance, referrals and information regarding programs for
senior citizens.
Seniors With Inquiring Minds (760) 247-2756
Continuing education for the chronologically gifted.
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Spring Valley Lake Post 12039 Call (760) 243-8014
Victor Valley Transit (760) 948-4021
Local curb-to-curb transportation service for the certified
disabled (ADA) and frail elderly.
Victorville Senior Citizens Club (760) 245-5018
Offers a variety of social activities to its members. Call for
information regarding non-member fees.
Widows or Widowers of High Desert (760) 951-7764
A variety of social activities and bereavement counseling.
How About Pickle Ball? See Page 28
Breast Cancer Awareness (760) 242-2311, ext 8201
Third Tuesday of the month, 6-7:30pm.
Cardiac Awareness (760) 242-2311, ext 6056
Fourth Tuesday of the month, Noon - 1pm.
Diabetes Support (760) 946-8170
Fourth Tuesday of the month, 6-7pm.
Grief Recovery Outreach Program (760) 242-2311, ext 4232
12-week program to help people move beyond the pain
caused by loss. Loss can be many things including the death
of a loved one, divorce, financial changes or moving. The
sessions are for 2 hours and there are morning and afternoon programs. Fee: $30, which includes the book “The Grief
Recovery Handbook”.
Look Good / Feel Better - Cancer Program for Women
(800) 227-2345
Third Monday each month, 9:30am - Noon.
Mothers Offering Mothers Support (760) 946-4241
All mothers, moms-to-be, and babies under 6 months of age
are welcome. Wednesdays 10am - Noon.
Multiple Sclerosis Support Group - (485) 630-7572
For people/caregivers/family of Multiple Sclerosis. First
Thursday of the month, 10am - Noon.
Prostate Cancer Survivors (760) 242-2311, ext 5399
First Tuesday of the month, 6-7pm.
Stroke Support Group (760) 242-2311, ext 4650
Third Thursday of the month, 4-5:30pm.
Benefit Everyone, Assist Recreation & Sports
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BEARS is a nonprofit corporation formed to assist the City of Victorville Community
Services Department in providing information, programs, facilities and events that
address the social, cultural and recreational needs of the citizens of and visitors to
the City of Victorville, through fund-raising and other promotional activities. For
information on donating to B.E.A.R.S. call (760) 245-5551.
Aquatics
Desert Aquatics Swim Team -(760) 459-7946
Ages 5 & up. www.desertaquatics.net
Baseball & Softball
American Little League- www.eteamz.com/vvamericanll
vvamericanll@yahoo.com
Mesa Linda, Sunset Ridge and Liberty Park areas
High Desert Pony Baseball - (760) 927-9994
Ribbons -760-552-8341
Hook Park Area
Spring Valley Lake Little League - (951) 347-9773
SVL & Mojave Vista Park areas
Football
Game & Hobby Day
BOARD GAMES - ROLE-PLAYING - MINIATURES - CARD
GAMES
Victor Valley Gamers invite you to join their free
game and hobby day. 3rd Saturday of each month
8am to 5pm at Westwinds Sports Center.
www.facebook.com/groups/
VictorValleyGamers
Recreation & Hobby
All American Performing Arts - (760) 953-6284
California Turtle & Tortoise Club (760) 247-2364
California Writers Club - (760) 242-4963
Desert Quail Tolers - (760) 948-1053
Victorville Cowboys - (760) 985-4365
victorvillecowboys@gmail.com
Flying Disc Sports League - (760) 955-5517
High Desert Junior Hawks - (909) 648-1231
leaguelineup.com/highdesertjrhawks
Mojave Archers - (760) 243-6082
HD Jets - (760) 403-6966
hdjets_footballcheer@hotmail.com
Victor Valley Gem & Mineral Club - (760) 243-2330
Pop Warner Storm - (760) 486-5507
hdstormpopwarner@gmail.com
Victor Valley RC Flyers - (310) 344-3140
www.vvrcf.org
HD Cultural Arts Foundation (760) 243-7493
Sierra Club - (760) 245-8734 or 220-0730
Victor Valley Velo - victorvalleycycling.com
Soccer
Community Groups
Sports Groups
American Youth Soccer Organization www.ayso665.org
Ages 4 ½ - 18. April - July
Victorville Youth Soccer League - (760) 261-7533
Ages 4-17. Registration is taken April through June.
Special Needs
Special Olympics Mojave River Valley (760) 953-1288
Sports for intellectually disabled. Ages 8 & up.
Tennis
High Desert Tennis Association - (760) 985-3796
Attention Sports and Hobby Groups
Would you like us to list your non-profit sports, hobby or recreation organization in the RecPages? Send
your request with your group’s contact and background information to:
RecPages@victorvilleca.gov
Chambers of Commerce
Victor Valley Chamber of Commerce (760) 245-6506
An association of businesses organized to provide business support services, promote tourism, produce
special events, and promote a sound and informed community.
Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (760) 241-6661
Energetic nonprofit organization dedicated to the development and promotion of Hispanic business through
the positive interaction with businesses and civic groups throughout the High Desert.
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Summer 2015
Volunteers
Volunteers
Thank you to all of our volunteers and sponsors who
helped make the programs and events offered through the
Recreation Division a huge success.
Pee Wee Indoor T-Ball Youth, Teen, and Girls
‘2014’
Basketball
Chris Bramblett
Winter ‘2015’
Travis Aguilar
Joshua Owen
Vince Miriano
Pee Wee Indoor Soccer
‘2014’
Tracy Zollner
Katrina Negron
Samantha Payne
Travis Aguilar
Jason Belk
Anthony Olguin
Youth Flag Football
‘2014’
Ramon Cisneros
Aundre Stephens
John Luddy
Zach Ellis, Sr.
Ulysses Nunez
Michael Simmons
Angel Granados
Lloyd Brown
Jason Bragg
Alvin Brown
Justin Lopez
Arona Mauu
Tanya Miller
Monique Mumford
Ginger Connelly
David Gervais
Eric Kinney
Matt Mena
Thomas Jarvis
Kimo Brown
Mike Grant
Junior Delgado
Jay Brown
Angel Granados
Robert Coffel
Michael Simmons
Darren Gage
Charles Chavez
Alfred Woolfolk
Rasheed West
Arona Mauu
Jose Solis
Baron Breaux
Diron Joyner
Sam Tucci
David Garcia
Mike Jones
Antonio McCullough
Byrd Henry
Jermel Johnson
Armando Felix
Rick Efting
Jerry Davidson, Sr.
Quintin Ellis, Sr.
Trevor Bell
Lashalle King
Kono Atimua
Pee Wee Basketball
Winter ‘2015’
Jesse Rodriguez
Jason Belk
Charles Chavez
Byrd Henry
Travis Aguilar
Joshua Owen
Kenneth Day
Cynthia Griffin
MISSION STATEMENT
The mission of the City of Victorville Recreation
Services Division is to provide safe, affordable,
and quality programs that encourage human
growth, self-expression, and community involvement. The City of Victorville strives to enhance
the quality of life and meet the diverse needs of
the community through service, integrity, and
innovation.
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Rd
.
El Evado St.
6
17
Amethyst Rd.
395
14
Maricopa Rd.
Luna Rd.
Luna Rd.
Topaz Rd.
La Mesa Rd.
Mesa Linda Ave.
Luna Rd.
Eagle
Ranch Pkwy.
Baldy Mesa Rd.
Dos Palmas Rd.
Roy
Rogers Dr. 15
City
Hall
Police
16
Avalon Ave.
Mojave Dr.
Seneca Rd.
Animal Control
Palmdale Blvd.
21
7
“D “E”
” S St.
t.
2
La Paz Dr.
10
Hook Blvd.
Rd.
o
Eto Camin
Civic Dr.
3
Arlette Dr.
Joshua St.
t.
tS
1s
Amargosa Rd.
Amethyst Rd.
Mojave Dr.
El Evado St.
Papago Pl.
11 Chumash Pl.
Amargosa Rd.
Hopland St.
15
15
Burwood Rd.
Bear Valley Blvd.
Sycamore St.
9
20
Eucalyptus St.
LOCATION
1. Activities Center
15075 Hesperia Rd.
2. Avalon Park
16338 Avalon Dr.
3. Brentwood Park
14026 Hook Blvd.
4. Center Street Park
15413 Center St.
5. Doris Davies Park /Pool
16305 Hughes Rd.
6. Eagle Ranch Park
12587 Eagle Ranch Pkwy.
7. Eva Dell Park
15714 First St.
8. Grady Trammel Park
17184 Stoddard Wells Rd.
9. Hollyvale Park
12773 Sycamore St.
10. Hook Park/ Comm. Ctr.
14973 Joshua St.
11. Las Haciendas Park
16000 Papago Place
12. Liberty Park
13016 Amethyst Rd.
13. Library
13016 Amethyst Rd.
14. Mesa Linda Park
15011 Circle Dr.
15. Mojave Vista Park
16252 Burwood Ave.
16. Old Victor Park
15476 Sixth St.
17. Parkview Park
13427 Cahuenga Rd.
Summer 2015
ACR
4.1
7.9
5.5
21
6.5
PARKS,FACILITIES,
FACILITIES, &&GOLF
PARKS,
GOLFCOURSE
COURSE
AMENITIES
LOCATION
13
2.7
ACR
18. Rockview Park
17800 National Trails Hwy.
19. Schmidt Park
SCLA - George Blvd.
20. Sunset Ridge Park
12808 Eucalyptus St.
21. Village Park
15720 Eto Camino Rd.
22. Westwinds Activity Ctr.
18040 George Blvd.
23. Westwinds Sports Ctr.
18241 George Blvd.
24. Green Tree Golf Course
14144 Green Tree Blvd.
AMENITIES
52
9
17
2.8
GREEN
TREE GOLF
GOLF COURSE
COURSE
GREEN TREE
2.5
28
1.4
10
10
10
2
4.9
AMENITIES KEY
AMENITIES
KEY
Activity Rooms
Amphitheater
Ballfields
Lighted Ballfields
Barbeques
Basketball
Lighted Basketball
Computer Lab
Dining
Disc Golf Course
Gazebo
Golf Course
Grass Play Area
Gymnasium
Horseshoes
Library Books
Meeting Banquet
Room
Park Fitness
Equipment
Picnic Tables
Covered Picnic
Playground
Pro Shop
Racquetball
Restrooms
Soccer Fields
Lighted Soccer
Stage
Swimming Pool
Tennis Courts
Lighted Tennis
Courts
Volleyball
Walking Paths
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