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Parks, Recreation,
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Parks Make Life Better |
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Summer Camp & Aquatics Guide
Our Camp & Aquatics Activity Guide is available! Visit our "campsite" to view the full catalog NOW!
These guides were mailed Friday, March 15th, inserted into our full Spring/Summer Activity Guide. Don't wait to sign up for camps and swim lessons!! |
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Summer Reading Kick-Off Party
Saturday, June 15, 2013
11am-2pm
Downtown Library, 1044 Middlefield Road
Enjoy games, food, crafts, dance, Daffy Dave, Bubblemania, and a book sale! The Summer Reading Club begins June 15 and runs through the end of August. Read 600 minutes this summer and get fabulous prizes! Sign up at the Kickoff Party or at any Redwood City Library. |
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The Spring / Summer Activity Guide
NOW AVAILABLE!
This guide has everything you need to know from A to A- April through August that is! Our Summer Camp & Aquatics Guide is included in the mailing.
Click here to view both guides now! Resident Online Registration begins Monday, March 18th! |
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Redwood City Parks Blog
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Make sure to signup for our blog posts or follow us on Facebook and Twitter to get our most up-to-date-entries! |
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Mezes Park Renovation
IN PROGRESS
Mezes Park: English Flyer | Spanish Flyer
construction began February 11, 2013. The park will be clozed during renovation and parking around the perimeter of the park will be restricted. The tennis courts will remain open; however, they may require occasional temporary closure. Major improvements to look forward to include: New restroom, New, safer pathways, new play equipment and pedestrian lights. Mezes Park is expected to re-open this Summer. Thank you for your patience during the renovation! |
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Please fill out this Redwood City Fitness & Health Survey and enter to win $250 in cash funded by donations!
Redwood City’s Parks, Recreation and Community Services Department (PRCS) champions the ‘fitness and health’ mission for the entire community. PRCS will add an array of educational resources to its current program offering in support of healthy lifestyle habits for RWC residents and employees of city firms.
To guide this initiative, PRCS wants to learn more about the interests and priorities of the adult community regarding fitness and health. We invite you to respond to a survey on this topic. Respondents will be entered in a drawing for a $250 cash prize to be awarded in time for holiday shopping! Please click on the following link to complete the survey http://www.peopleassets2.net/prcs_fit_survey.html
We thank you in advance for taking the time to complete our survey and helping to create a healthy lifestyle for our community! |
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Park Improvement Projects
The City of Redwood City recognizes the importance that parks play in people’s lives. Check out some of the projects we are currently working on, projects we need your input for, and projects that have been completed!
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How does "Parks and Recreation" make your life better? We can help you figure that out! Click here to read about the California Parks & Recreation Society's new brand promise! |
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Check out our online
store and get some Redwood City Swag! All profits will benefit Parks, Recreation and Community Services!
make custom gifts at Zazzle |
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Fair Oaks Community Center 2011 Annual Report
download ( pdf, 452K) |
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Youth Agenda
The City of Redwood City provides extensive youth services to the community through a number of Departments; including the Parks, Recreation and Community Services Department; the Library; the Police Department ; and the City Manager’s Office. It is our Purpose to “Build a Great Community Together”, and we believe that providing quality education, recreation, health and safety services that help kids to succeed, are the building blocks necessary to meet our Purpose.
View 2nd Quarter Report ( pdf,
1.71MB)
View 1st Quarter Report ( pdf,
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2009-2010
Annual Report
Parks, Recreation and Community Services Department
DOWNLOAD (pdf,
6MB)
2008-2009 Annual Report (pdf,
2.17MB)
2007-2008 Annual Report (pdf,
2.76MB)
2006-2007
Annual Report (pdf,
1.8MB) |
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Strategic
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Parks, Recreation and Community Services Department
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4.1MB) |
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| Department
Goals |
Parks
Provide safe, clean, attractive parks and facilities
in adequate numbers distributed throughout the community.
Recreation
Programs
Offer high quality recreation programs to all age groups
and interests.
Community Services
Meet community needs by directly providing or facilitating
the delivery of a wide range of support, educational
and informational services.
Community Facilities
Provide places for community activities and manage City
facilities.
Organization
Create a dynamic organization committed to an ongoing
process of innovation. |
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