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ACTIVITY GUIDE Spring/Summer 2015 Camps, Classes, Sports, Art & MORE! REGISTRATION ON PAGE 14! Something for every member of the family! OUR FIRST GUIDE WITH ALL NEW ACTIVITIES! Spring Break and summer camps available for ages 3-10!

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ACTIVITY GUIDESpring/Summer 2015

Camps, Classes,Sports, Art & MORE!

REGISTRATION ON PAGE 14!

Something for every member of the family!

OUR

FIRST

GUIDE WITH

ALL NEW

ACTIVITIES!

Spring Break and summer camps

available for ages 3-10!

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The City of Eagle Parks and Recreation Department is thrilled to announce our new Recreation Guide for spring and summer. We’ve worked hard to offer a variety of programs from preschool age to adults. Registration-page14.

From the MayorThe City of Eagle is pleased to present our first Parks & Recreation Activity Guide! This publication, common in other cities, will keep you up to date with the recreational opportunities in Eagle.

We are excited about the launch of our community recreation programs this year. From youth sports to adult discovery classes to preschool camps, we are steadily adding programs for the Eagle community. Is there a program you would like to see in Eagle? Be sure to reach out to our recreation staff with your ideas and suggestions!

Summer is almost here, and we hope you consider our new programs when making plans for your family. Be sure to check out our youth camps line-up; a variety of sports camps, themed day camps, and preschool camps are among our program offerings. Also new to the summer line up is the inaugural Family Campout to celebrate the start of summer, because nothing says summer like sleeping under the stars! Eagle Fun Days and the Fun Day Run will be in July as always, with the addition of a beanbag toss (“Cornhole”) tournament for all skill levels.

As we leave behind the snow and cold, I look forward to seeing you out enjoying our parks and trails. From biking at the Sports Complex to walking the greenbelt, Eagle has something for everyone.

Take some time to play today!

Jim ReynoldsMayor of Eagle

GET CONNECTED!

Stay in touch with the City by liking our Facebook page at City of Eagle, Idaho or signing up for our monthly newsletter on our website, www.cityofeagle.org.

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CITY OF EAGLE STAFF DIRECTORY

MAYOR Jim Reynolds

CITY COUNCILCouncil President: Stan RidgewayMark Butler, Jeff Kunz, Mary McFarland

PARKS & PATHWAYS DEVELOPMENT COMMISSIONChairman: Randy ZollingerVice Chairman: Charlie Baun Commissioners: Dan Friend, Marc Grubert, Scott Marshall, Lynn Moser, Don Stockton

EAGLE PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENTDirector: Mike [email protected]

Administrative Assistant: Jenessa [email protected]

Recreation Specialist: Caitlin Straubinger [email protected]

Trail Coordinator: Steve [email protected]

Maintenance Supervisor: Dave [email protected]

Maintenance Specialist:Wayne [email protected]

FOLLOW US ON

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Paving the way West

THE GREENBELT EXPANSION

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EAGLE’S DIVERSE ACTIVITIES

FOLLOW US ON

The City of Eagle has made it a priority to finish paving the greenbelt between Eagle

and Garden City on the north side of the North Channel of the Boise River.  The City Council has worked hard to make this happen, but no two partners have worked harder to slow our progress than water and gravity.

Currents have caused the channel to migrate.  It’s worn away sections of the river bank; some banks are now too close to the path.  Many agencies will play a part in this restoration to ensure it’s performed with the environment and habitat in mind.  We want this pathway to the west to withstand annual runoffs for decades to come. 

And we hope to make it all happen this year.In doing so, we will be building on a history and geography that dates back to prehistoric times, when the benches that make up our valley were once shorelines of an enormous river that flowed west through our valley.  That giant river left us with a fertile bottomland – a great place to grow food, raise families and build lives. Tamer now and known as the Boise River, we love it like the rare thing it has become, home to more wildlife and trees per mile than just about anywhere within a half a tank of gas from here.

We hope to keep this stretch open during the project, but your safety is our first priority. We’ll be posting signs at the site and information on the City of Eagle website as soon as it is available. Your patience will be appreciated and rewarded.

Eagle’s expanding greenbelt is a unique asset that so few communities enjoy. In the future, the city plans to pave other sections of the greenbelt and add new links to better connect Eagle to the river and its surrounding communities. We even plan to create loops within Eagle to increase your options.

This work will provide a safer and smoother corridor for bike commuting, improved access for sportsmen and other nature lovers, and a fun and beautiful environment to walk, jog, pedal, skate, and stroll with our pets.   

WHAT A GREAT PLACE WE LIVE IN.

Eagle Park BMXWhat is BMX Bicycle Motorcross (BMX) tracks consists of a starting gate for up to 8 riders and a groomed dirt race course made of various jumps and turns. BMX is one of the most watched Olympic summer sports.Eagle Park BMX is located in the fabulous foothills of Eagle, adjacent to the Eagle Sports Complex. Come join us Mention this ad and get your �rst race for free! We have protective equipment and bikes.Upcoming Events May 16th: Free New Rider Clinic (12-2pm) & Race for Life (3-4 pm)

Visit our website or Facebook for more information

https://usabmx.com/tracks/1811 or email [email protected]

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PRESCHOOL YOGA / 2-5 yrsYoga is for everyone! Boys and girls will have fun trying yoga through games and stories. Children will explore their own strength, balance, flexibility and movement while learning poses through imaginative play. Potty trained or parent attendance required.

Eagle Performing Arts Center ........... 4 weeks | $36101-3 3/10-3/31 M 10:30-11:15 am101-5 5/5-5/26 Tu 10:30-11:15 am

TWIRLING TOTS/ 2-5 yrsDoes your little one love to groove? Children will play games, explore body movement, and boogie to dance hits of yesterday and today. Boys and girls are sure to leave class with enhanced body awareness and smiles! Potty trained or parent attendance required.

Eagle Performing Arts Center ........................... 4 weeks | $36101-4 4/8-4/29 W 10:30-11:15 am

LITTLE LEARNERS/ 3-5 yrsThis spring, Little Learners will be all about jobs! Children will explore grown-ups at work, including the people who keep us safe, people who work with animals, people who make our food, and other exciting positions in our community. A healthy snack will be served every day. Children must be potty trained to attend. Meeting locations will all be in Eagle; announcement of locations will be sent to registrants.

Varies; locations sent to registrants ................ 4 weeks | $36102-1 5/7-5/28 Th 10 am-12 pm

BUENO LINGO SPANISH CLASSES/ 3-6 yrsBring your little ones to this fun, energizing Spanish class! Lessons are taught through interactive stories, music, movement, Spanish play, and more. Each class includes an inspired art project for an at-home practice tool and Spanish play stations for vocabulary learning.

Hope Lutheran Church .......................................... 6 weeks | $56102-2 4/3-4/24 F 1:30-2:30 pm102-3 5/1-5/22 F 1:30-2:30 pm

PRESCHOOL PARTIES/ 3-6 yrsParents, do you need some kid-free time for a Saturday brunch, bike ride, etc.? Children ages 3-6 can join us for engaging, hands-on fun at our preschool parties! These themed parties will be the highlight of your preschooler’s month. We will play games, make crafts, and read stories relating to the theme. Children must be potty trained to attend.

Eagle Senior Center ......................................$25/day per child

Ninja Turtles104-3 3/21 Sa 10 am-12 pmFrozen104-4 4/25 Sa 10 am-12 pmBubbles104-5 5/23 Sa 10 am-12 pm

PRINCESS PJ PARTY/ 3-6 yrsAnna, Elsa, Cinderella, Snow White, Sleeping Beauty, Tiana, Rapunzel, and Belle invite you to a magical evening! We will enjoy a special princess pizza party, make princess jewelry, play princess games, and celebrate while parents enjoy a night out!

Eagle City Hall............................................................. $26 per child104-6 3/28 Sa 5:30-8:30 pm

PRESCHOOL activities

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PRESCHOOLSummer Day Camps

LITTLE EAGLES NATURE CAMP/ 3-5 yrsThis half day summer camp is a great introduction to the wonders of nature and camp in an inviting, small group setting. Each day of Little Eagles camp includes a morning story, nature-themed art project, a trail trek, and other exploration activities.

Merrill Park ................................................. 4 days | $52103-1 6/29-7/2 M-Th 9 am-12 pm

IT’S A SMALL WORLD CAMP/ 3-5 yrsThis half day camp will introduce children to games, stories, and music from around the world! Each day of camp will include learning about different regions of the globe through stories, art, games, and music.

Merrill Park ................................................. 4 days | $52

103-2 7/6-7/9 M-Th 9 am-12 pm

REGISTER NOW!

Summer CampsNeed some fun for your preschooler this summer? Here are two camps that include learning, exercise, and play!

Register by June 1 to ensure a spot for summer camps.

SUMMER FUN!

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Mini-CampThe best solution for parents needing to keep kids busy!

Register by March 18 to ensure a spot in Spring Break camps.

SPRING BREAK

FLAG FOOTBALL/ 4-8 yrsFlag Football is the perfect introduction to “America’s Game.” Campers learn skills on both sides of the football including the core components of passing, catching, and defense – all presented in a fun and positive environment. All participants receive a football to take home.

6 WEEK PROGRAM:Merrill Park .................................................................. 6 weeks | $60SSA84410 4/13-5/18 M 5-5:45 pm Ages 5-7SSA84411 4/13-5/18 M 6-7 pm Ages 8-10

BASKETBALL/ 4-8 yrsUsing a progressive curriculum and focusing on the whole player, we teach your child the skills they need both on and off the court to be a better athlete. Our basketball specific coaches will focus on respect, teamwork, and responsibility as they teach a “skill of the day” and progress into drills and games. Athletes will learn how to pass, shoot, dribble, and rebound. This is an

unforgettable experience for young athletes! All participants receive a basketball to take home.

Merrill Park .................................................................. 6 weeks | $60SSA84412 4/14-5/19 T 5-5:45 pm Ages 4-6SSA84407 4/14-5/19 T 6-7 pm Ages 7-8

SOCCER / 4-8 yrsThis program will teach your child the fundamentals of soccer. Using a progressive curriculum, players will gain the technical skills and sports knowledge required for that next step into soccer. Curriculum is taught using games, skill-based drills, and fun! All participants receive a soccer ball to take home.

Merrill Park .................................................................. 6 weeks | $60SSA84408 4/16-5/21 Th 5-5:45 pm Ages 4-6SSA84409 4/16-5/21 Th 6-7 pm Ages 7-8

SPRING BREAK MINI CAMP/ 5-10 yrsLooking for a fun way to spend Spring Break? Eagle Parks & Recreation Mini Camp will keep your elementary school-age kids busy and active! Mini-camp activities may include field trips, gym games, local park exploration, arts and crafts, and more. Schedules will be sent to participants one week prior to mini-camp.

Eagle Elementary of Arts Gymnasium .........5 days | $25/day or $115/week203-1 3/23-3/27 M-F 9 am-1 pmEarly drop off available at 8 am for $6/day

ALSO AVAILABLE

SKYHAWKS SPORTS with Eagle Parks & Rec.Skyhawks is the largest provider of youth sports programs in the country. Each program focuses on the development of individual skills in a safe, positive, and encouraging environment. These programs are designed to engage the imagination of young athletes. The enthusiastic staff implements a unique curriculum which allows for maximum participation and maximum fun! For more information, visit www.skyhawks.comInstructor: Skyhawks Staff

YOUTH activities

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YOUTHSports Camps

Register by March 18 to ensure a spot in Spring Break camps.

MULTI-SPORT SUMMER CAMP/ 6-9 yrsSkyhawks multi-sport camp is designed to introduce athletes to a variety of different sport in one setting. For this program we combine basketball, soccer, and football into one fun-filled week. Athletes will learn the rules and essential skills of each sport, along with vital life lessons such as respect and teamwork. Water games will be incorporated throughout the day to keep kids cool! Please pack sunscreen, a swimsuit/towel, lunch, snack, and plenty of water.

Merrill Park ................................................. 4 days | $110SSA84416 6/8-6/11 M-Th 10 am-3 pmSSA84417 7/13-7/16 M-Th 10 am-3 pmSSA84418 8/10-8/13 M-Th 10 am-3 pm

MULTI-SPORT SPRING BREAK CAMP/ 6-10 yrsSkyhawks multi-sport camp is designed to introduce athletes to a variety of different sports in one setting. For this program we combine basketball, soccer, and football into one fun-filled week. Athletes will learn the rules and essential skills of each sport, along with vital life lessons such as respect and teamwork.

Eagle Elementary of the Arts ...........................4 days | $110

SSA84432 3/23-3/26 M-Th 1-5 pm

A week of basketball, soccer, football and water games!Skyhawks sports camps are designed to introduce young athletes to a variety of different sports.

Parents: Remember to pack healthy snacks to fuel your child’s body, and lots of water.

SPRING BREAK

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SURVIVOR CAMP/ 6-10 yrsCould you survive in the woods without access to the grocery store, shelter, or technology? Campers will acquire the skills to thrive in the wilderness, including archery, fishing, shelter-building, camp cooking, and map reading. Outdoor games, crafts, and fun guests will all be part of the week!

Merrill Park .................................................................. 5 days | $145203-2 6/15-6/19 M-F 9 am-4 pm

DETECTIVE CAMP/ 6-10 yrsStep into the shoes of a detective!” Campers will learn to scrutinize a case by searching for and reviewing clues, collecting evidence, keeping case files, and solving mysteries! Fun games, projects, and speakers will be featured throughout the week.

Merrill Park .................................................................. 5 days | $145203-3 6/22-6/26 M-F 9 am-4 pm

TREASURE CAMP/ 6-10 yrsHave you ever dreamed of discovering a treasure trove? Campers will learn the basics of geocaching, letterboxing, and treasure finding in this fun camp! Throughout the week, treasure-hunting experts will join us to share their explorations and treasure hunt stories. We will go on hikes around Eagle to search for treasures and hidden clues, make treasure crafts, and play games!

Merrill Park .................................................................. 5 days | $145

203-4 7/20-7/24 M-F 9 am-4 pm

JUNIOR VETERINARIAN CAMP/ 6-10 yrsDo you love animals? Join us for a week of animal discovery! We will learn what it takes to be a veterinarian while meeting different animals. Along the way, we will play games, interact with animals, and go on fun field trips!

Guerber Park ............................................................... 5 days | $145203-5 7/27-7/31 M-F 9 am-4 pm

STAR WARS CAMP/ 6-10 yrsAre you ready for Jedi training? Do you want to learn more about space exploration? We will play games, participate in Jedi challenges, become space explorers, and go on field trips. This camp will be out of this world!

Guerber Park .........................................................5 days | $145

203-6 8/3-8/7 M-F 9 am-4 pm

PLEASE NOTE:

Available on all camps: Early drop off (8 am) or late pick up (5 pm) available for $6/hour/day. Daily rates available upon request.

YOUTH Summer Day Camps

CLASS IS CANCELLED? Classes and programs are sometimes cancelled because of low enrollment. Please register early to avoid disappointment!

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LIBRARYActivities

Eagle Public LibraryBABY READERS birth-18 monthsStories, songs, and �ngerplays for babies and their caregivers.Mondays..........10:30 am

KNEE DEEP IN LEGOS 6-12 yrsWeekly program for children to use their creativity in building/design-ing with LEGOS.Mondays..........4 pm

TODDLER TIME 18 mo-3 yrsStories, songs, and crafts for toddlers and their caregivers.Tuesdays..........10:30 am

ALZHEIMER’S SUPPORT GROUP adultsCo-sponsored by Ashley Manor, the Eagle Public Library o�ers a place for individuals and families whose lives have been touched by Alzhei-mer’s to receive support.Tuedays: 3/10, 4/14, 5/12, 6/9, 7/14, 8/11..........2 pm

MUSIC & MOVEMENT birth-5 yrsEarly literacy skills are built through rhythm and motion in this interactive program for young children and their caregivers.Wednesdays..........10:30 am

TALES TO TAILS 5+ yrsPractice your reading skills—read to a friendly, attentive dog! Sign up for a 15-minute session at the Children’s Reference Desk.Wednesdays..........4-5 pm

TEEN ADVISORY BOARD 14+ yrsEarn volunteer hours, socialize with your peers, and enjoy a small snack while helping your library in a variety of ways.Wednesdays..........4:15 pm

PAJAMA STORY TIME 3-8 yrsCome in your pj’s for stories, songs, a craft, and a bedtime snack.Wednesdays..........7 pm

PRESCHOOL STORY TIME 3-5 yrsSongs, stories, and crafts for preschoolers and their caregivers.Thursdays..........10:30 am

HOMESCHOOL ADVENTURES all agesLearning and fun for homeschooling families.Thursdays (March-May)..........2 pm

READY, SET, SCHOOL! 3-5 yrsStories, songs, and crafts with an emphasis on school-readiness skills.Fridays..........10:30 am

NUTTY KNITTERS OF EAGLE LIBRARY adultsShare your passion for knitting, learn new techniques, and enjoy socializing while creating items to be donated to various charitable organizations.3/13, 3/27, 4/10, 4/24, 5/8, 5/22, 6/5, 6/19, 7/3, 7/17, 7/31, 8/14, 8/28 10 am

SATURDAY STORIES & MUSIC birth-6 yrsChildren and their families will build language and literacy skills through books, songs, rhymes, and movement activities.Saturdays ..........10:30 am *The library will be closed Monday, May 25 for Memorial Day

Look for more information soon about our Summer Elementary and Teen Reading Programs! Read throughout the summer to win great prizes!

www.eaglepubliclibrary.orgOngoing Programs (March-August):

Eagle’s Public LibraryThe library offers an awesome range of activities, classes, and books for every member of the family. Stop by to get a calendar and stay updated, as something new is always being added. The library is a great community resource!

Reading is a great adventure!

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BEGINNER/INTERMEDIATE PILATESThis class will provide a solid foundation of the Pilates technique as you learn the part of the classical Pilates system done on the floor. You will begin to learn this challenging series of exercises that also makes you feel good! No Pilates equipment needed; bring a mat.

Eagle Performing Arts Center .........................6 weeks | $59403-1 4/20-5/25 M 10:30-11:30 am

BEGINNING WATERCOLORJoin us for a fun and informative workshop to learn techniques for painting with watercolors. You’ll enjoy a fun evening learning the secrets for planning a strong composition and mixing and applying color. Price includes lesson and materials.

Finer Frames ..........................................................$35401-3 5/12 T 6-8:30 pm

SUMMER BEACH VOLLEYBALL LEAGUEAges 16+Are you interested in spending your summer nights outside with new friends? Join a beach volleyball team! This 4 v. 4 co-ed city league will include 7 weeks of games played on the sand courts at Eagle City Parks. This league will have no referees; teams will self-officiate. The team fee, player fees, and official roster are due at time of registration. Schedules will be mailed out by the end of May. Competitive and recreational divisions available.

Merrill & Guerber Park .......................................... 7 weeks | $50/team; $10 player fee403-2 6/2-7/14 Tu 6-9 pm

NATURAL HOME DIYOften we associate “going green” with major expense or sacrificing quality in order to be non-toxic and environmentally friendly. Come learn how to make your own all natural, non-toxic cleaning supplies and personal care items the easy and affordable way. Learn about common harmful ingredients and their simple alternatives.

Eagle Senior Center ........................................... $25/class

Hand Soaps401-3 3/31 Tu 6:30 pm

Natural Beauty401-4 4/28 Tu 6:30 pm

All Natural & Non-Toxic401-5 5/26 Tu 6:30 pm

Green & Clean401-6 6/30 Tu 6:30 pm

Spa Time401-7 7/28 Tu 6:30 pm

Soft Skin401-8 8/25 Tu 6:30 pm

ADULT Activities

The Eagle Senior & Community Center is available for rent! From pancake feeds to exercise classes to HOA meetings, this is a great community space. Additionally, private events such as weddings and wakes may now serve alcohol (with proper permits) in the center. The Eagle Arboretum Park, adjacent to the center, is a great outdoor extension of the Senior & Community Center for your next special event.

DID YOU KNOW?FOR MORE INFORMATION

about facility rentals and events, contact the Eagle Senior

& Community Center’s Activity Coordinator at 577-8002 or the Senior Center directly at

939-0475

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REGISTER and pay for classes. More information on how to register is on page 14.

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PRAYER FLAG PROJECT/ Ages 10+Artists and crafters of all ages are invited to create a unique fabric flag that reflects their hopes, dreams and prayers. Flags can be made on fabric with paint, applique, beads, and inkjet printing or any embellishment you wish. Materials and inspiration provided. Flags may be included as part of the Eagle Prayer Flag Project.

Finer Frames ................................................................ $12301-1 4/11 Sa 10 am-1 pm

FAMILY CAMPOUT/ All agesNothing says “summer” like camping with your friends and family! Leave those electronics at home and join us in getting back to nature at Guerber Park. The fun will include large group games, a tent decorating contest, campfire stories, s’mores, and more! Participants must provide their own camping gear (tents, sleeping bags). Food trucks will be onsite for dinner, or you may pack a picnic/use the grills in Guerber Park. Dessert and a light breakfast will be included.

Guerber Park ............................................................... $40/family of 4 300-1 6/20-6/21 Sa-Su 4 pm-10 am

Eagle Park FacilitiesFrom trails and playgrounds to snow parks and volleyball, the parks in Eagle offer residents the opportunity to get outside, be active, and play!

FAMILY Activities

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EAGLE FUN DAY RUN/ All agesThe 3rd annual Eagle Fun Run features a 5K and 10K run/walk sponsored by Eagle High School. The race starts and ends at Eagle City Hall and winds through the beautiful streets of Eagle. A delicious breakfast and fresh squeezed OJ will await you after the race. Join us for Eagle Fun Days following the run festivities!

Eagle City Hall Complex ........................................ $29300-4 7/11 Sa 8 am

CORNHOLE TOURNAMENT (EAGLE FUN DAYS)/ All agesAre you the cornhole champion in your family/friend group? Prove your skills in Eagle’s Inaugural Cornhole Tournament. This beanbag toss game is a fun activity for all skill levels. Tournament champions will receive their own cornhole set (board and bags) to take home! Friday evening is the family tournament (teams must consist of one person under age 13) and Saturday is the open tournament (anyone may participate). Teams must be made up of two people.

Eagle City Hall Complex ........................................ $30/team of 2300-2 7/10 F 5-8 pm300-3 7/11 Sa 11 am-4:30 pm

FAMILY Activities

Registration for this program is at www.bit.ly/eaglefunrun

REGISTER

FOR RUN!

Park shelters to use for events and gatheringsTo rent a covered shelter, please visit our website www.cityofeagle.org and click on the quick link “Park Shelters”

There are trash and recycling bins in every park. Please help us keep Eagle Parks green by pitching in after your events.

PLEASE HELP!

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Registering for classes is easy! There are 3 options:

REGISTRATION

ONLINE www.cityofeagle.org/recreation

BY MAILFill out form below and mail to:

PO Box 1520 Eagle, ID 83616

IN PERSONCity Hall at 660 E Civic Lane,

Eagle, ID 83616(fill out form below)

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FEES & CLASS TIME DISCLAIMER: Fees in this activity guide are subject to approval by the Eagle City Council. Fees are subject to change at any time by resolution of the Council without additional notice except as required by Idaho Code 63-1311A. Every effort has been made to ensure that all information in this guide was accurate at time of printing. However, information, including program dates, times, location, and fees is subject to change at any time. Please visit www.cityofeagle.org/recreation for the most up-to-date information on programs.

REFUND & CANCELLATION POLICY: Please register at least two business days before the program start date to avoid program cancellation. If minimum registration is not met two business days prior to program start date, the city of Eagle reserves the right to

cancel the class. Should this occur, a full refund or program credit will be issued.Refunds must be requested in writing at least three business days prior to the program start date. All refunds are subject to a $5 service charge (no service charge if refund is a program credit).

WEATHER POLICY: The city of Eagle will suspend outdoor programs and field use when conditions dictate. To receive cancellation or closure information visit our website or facebook page.

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ACTIVITY GUIDEEagle Parks & Recreation Department660 E. Civic Ln. Eagle, Idaho 83616 (208) 489-8763www.cityofeagle.org/recreation

Spring/Summer 2015

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