CITY OF COMPTON PARKS AND RECREATION
PARKS &RECREATION FALL PROGRAMS
DIVERSE INTERESTS
WE HAVE SOMETHING JUST FOR YOU!
RECREATION FOR ALL AGES YOUTH / TEEN / ADULT / SENIORS Looking for something to do? Well look no further, Parks and Recreation has several programs and events this fall.
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LEARN ABOUT ALL OF THE FUN WAYS TO SOCIALIZE, STAY FIT, AND RECREATE IN COMPTON!!!
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COUNCIL
CONTENTS
MAYOR Aja Brown 1st District Councilperson Janna Zurita
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2nd District Councilperson Isaac Galvan 3rd District Councilperson Tana McCoy
INTRODUCTION
4th District Councilperson Emma Sharrif
PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT.
WELCOME TO THE CITY OF COMPTON
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YOUTH SPORTS
SIGN UP FOR POSITIVE YOUTH PROGRAMS TODAY!!
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YOUTH SPECIAL INTEREST RECREATION ENTAILS A VARIETY OF INTERESTS AND WE OFFER AN ARRAY OF PROGRAMS JUST FOR YOU.
PARKS SPORTS TEEN SCENE SIGN UP FOR A VARIETY OF YOUTH SPORTS PROGRAMS FROM FLAG FOOTBALL TO VOLLEYBALL..
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ADULT SPORTS ADULTS CAN HAVE FUN TOO! STAY ACTIVE AND IN SHAPE BY PLAYING A VARIETY OF SPORTS.
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SENIOR PROGRAMS ENJOY SOCIALIZING WITH FRIENDS AND TAKING CLASSES FROM CERAMICS TO SEWING .
PARKS & RECREATION Mission Welcome to the City of Compton Parks & Recreation Department. Our mission is to enhance the quality of life for all Compton residents by providing access to clean and safe recreational facilities that support diverse year round youth, adult and senior leisure time recreational programs. We strive to deliver these services in a professional, courteous manner, with a dedication to ethical standards and responsiveness to the changing needs and priorities of the community. Core Services • ▪ Landscape Maintenance of City Parks, Facilities, and City Street Medians • ▪ Programming of Youth Recreation Programs • ▪ Programming of Adult and Senior Leisure Time Activities • ▪ Management of the Senior Transportation Program Park Directory of "Major Parks." (Parks with Community Centers). The Parks are open Tuesday through Friday from 11am to 8pm and Saturday from 9am - 6pm. The locations of park community centers are listed below: • Burrell-MacDonald 2516 W. Alondra Blvd (310) 638-6414 Acreage: 5.0 • Gonzales Park 1101 West Cressey Street (310) 638-1007 Acreage: 14.06 • Kelly Park 2319 East Caldwell Street (310) 761-1415 • Lueders Park 1500 East Rosecrans Ave. (310) 638-4821 Acreage: 6.0 • Wilson Park 123 North Rose Ave. (310) 631-3845 Acreage: 3.9
EVENTS
COMMUNITY CORNER EVER WONDER WHO TO CALL TO SOLVE A PROBLEM? WELL THIS SECTION TELLS YOU WHO TO CALL
SPECIAL EVENTS GET READY TO JOIN THE FUN DURING SEVERAL EVENTS. SEE THE CALENDAR HERE.
RENTAL FACILITIES LOOKING TO RENT A VENUE FOR YOUR NEXT SPECIAL OCCASION? PARKS & RECREATION HAS SPACE FOR YOU.
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Compton Parks & Recreation
ComptonBasket PARKS & RECREATION
The Future of Compton Plays in our Parks
THE CITY OF COMPTON PARKS AND
RECREATION DEPARTMENT COMPLETED ITS 2016 BASKETBALL SEASON AND
OVER 100 YOUTH PARTICIPATED, HAD FUN AND EXCELLED.
Roughly 120 youth participated in the City of Compton Parks and
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Recreation Program basketball this season at five major parks, (Wilson, Burrell, Lueders, Gonzales and Kelly). Staff at five major parks recruited talented youth and coordinated an exciting basketball league for 2016. The picture above features the Wilson Park
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Trailblazers The program encouraged youth to play their best, have fun and stay active. Teams won trophies at the end and were rewarded for their sportsmanship, Ultimately, participants gained self-confidence and learned the proper fundamentals of basketball.
THIS SUMMER
FUNINTHESUN The City of Compton Parks and Recreation Department has several programs during this summer. The programs are designed for diverse community members
with vaious interests. Learn more about our programs and our parks @ www.comptoncity. org/parksrecreation. Or call @ 310-605-5688
ball THANK YOU!!! Special thanks to the youth who participated in the Parks and Recreation basketball season. Your determination and dedication will provide benefits for you both on and off the court. Never give up and continue the great work.
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Speciatl thanks to all the parents who registered their children in our parks program. We understand the sacrifice and importance of involving youth in positive extra curricular activity. I look forward to building programs that will help your children obtain positive results in the future. Last but not least, special thanks to all City employees who worked diligently to facilitate an awesome experience for Compton residents. We have great work ahead of us and I look forward to collaborating with all City Departments.
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Parks received renovations.
Another Great Day in the Park PARK IMPROVEMENT Wilson Park, Burrell McDonald and South Park received makovers on the outdoor Basketball Courts. The new amenities have attracted more youth to engage in positive activity and enjoy parks in the City of Compton. It has been a long time comming and we are progressing with several park improvement projects.
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YOUTH SPORTS
Go Deep 5 on 5 Flag Football League
Tennis
Join in and develop teamwork and sportsmanship in a competitive and safe environment. Whether you are just now learning the basic skills and concepts of football or you are searching for an opportunity to hone your skills with more practice and game playing time, we have a place for you in Youth Flag Football. League begins September 22, 2016 - November 17, 2016. Divisions are Tiny : Born 2007 or 2008, Pee-Wee Born 2005 or 2006, Midgets: Born 2003 or 2004. Program will be held at Gonzales Park.
No experience necessary! This class will focus on proper fundamentals to give students a solid base including teaching hand position and grips, stances, ground strokes, volleys, etc. Stroke production drills and hand-eye coordination techniques are used. Participants will be required to bring a tennis racket and two unopened cans of heavy duty tennis balls. location at Lueders Park.
Days: T, Thu Time:5:30pm – 6:30pm
Days: M,W
Cost:$10
Youth Girls Volleyball Youth Volleyball is a fast-paced game that can be played indoors or outdoors. The youth volleyball league will run practice Wednesdays and Fridays, and games are TBA. The park teams consist of Tiny (Born in 2007 or 2008), Pee Wee and Midgets (Born 2003 – 2004). This league offers basic volleyball skilled level. League begins September 24, 2016. Divisions are Tiny : Born 2007 or 2008, Pee-Wee Born 2005 or 2006, Midgets: Born 2003 or 2004. Location at Wilson Park. Days: W, F
Time:5:30pm – 7:00pm
Cost:$10
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Time: 4:00pm –6:00pm
Cost:$10
YOUTH SPORTS Soccer
SNAG GOLF
The City of Compton’s Parks & Recreation Department’s Youth Soccer League is designed to provide fundamental instruction at an introductory level for the game of Soccer. Our goal is to introduce and teach kids the basic skills and concepts of Soccer while having fun, encouraging good sportsmanship, physical fitness, and competitiveness, in a safe environment. Our youth soccer program teaches all the basics of soccer: dribbling, passing, receiving, shooting and everything in between. It is well-suited to the firsttime player, while still being fun and engaging for kids who already have soccer experience. Come enjoy a fast paced popular pastime that will definitely get your heart pumping and your juices flowing. Location at Kelly Park.
SNAG golf is designed for youth golfers of beginning ability levels. The equipment is modified for appropriate use at local parks and it makes learning the mechanics more accessible to youth. Youth will learn fundamental skills that can elevate their game when they play with regular golf equipment. Youth will practice putting, chipping, pitching, launching, and course play.
Days: Sat
Time: 9:30am – 11:00am
Cost: $0
Fundamentals
Days: W, Sat Time: 3:00pm – 4:30pm
Cost: $0
Karate Children and adults will develop good balance, coordination and concentration skills to build healthy bodies. Karate utilizes your entire body and offers a well balanced training experience to promot a healthy life. Costs is $20 per month. Days: T, TH Days: T, TH
Time: 4:00pm – 6:00pm Time: 5:00pm – 6:00pm
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NEW SPORT Cricket Cricket is the second most played sport in the world. This program teaches the basics of cricket in a fun and supportive environment. Games will be played against Youth Activity League (YAL). The program starts August 18, 2016 through December 15, 2016. Location at Kelly Park. Days: Thu Time: 4:00pm–5:00pm
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YOUTH SPECIAL INTEREST LACMA Art Class
5-Eleven Hoops Autism Basketball Club
Join us!!! Make and learn about art with the entire family. Workshops are led by teaching artists form the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA). Each series is drop in, you may attend one class or all in the series. No registration necessary. All workshops are free of charge and art materials are provided. Location at Lueders Park.
Looking for a fun activity for a child with Autimsm? Well look no further! 5_Eleven Hoops provides basketball training for youth on the Autism Spectrum and other special needs in a fun supportive environment. The class will take place every Monday during November 7th through December 12th. Location at Wilson Park.
Days: Sat
Time: 11:00am-12:00pm Cost:$0
Days: M
Sk8 Night Grab some friends and bring your skateboard to the Wilson Park Sk8 Night events! Skaters can show off their board skills, listen to music, and have a blast. This is a time designated for open free skating at night. Sk8 the Nights are great events for skaters of all ages or teens who are looking for something to do on a Friday night. Program runs from Sepember to December. Location at Wilson Park. Days: 2nd Fri Time: 5:00am-8:00pm
Cost:$0
Beginning Capoeira Capoeira is a Brazilian sport that integrates singing and music with physical movement. Participants will learn basic moves and songs. Location at Kelly Park. Days: F
Time: 5:30pm –6:30pm
Cost:$0
Autism and Art - Know Me Network The Know Me Network creates an environment where children with autism can explore their creative nature and build friendships. Providing basic instruction that is fun for all, these workshops are open to all youth. Location at Kelly Park. Days: W
Time: 5:30pm –6:30pm
Cost:$0
Kids Night Out Parents!!! need a break? Look no more. Every last Friday of the month we will be offering a night full of fun activities. Arts & Crafts, Movie night, and Cosmic Dodge ball you name it we got it. The program will take place from September to November on the last Friday of each month. Location at Wilson Park. Days: last Friday Time: 5:00pm –8:00pm Cost:$0
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Time: 6:00pm-12:00pm
Cost:$0
YOUTH SPECIAL INTEREST Children Striving Together (CST) - Enrichment
Key of Knowledge CDC "Academic Champions"
CST provides support to children in the community by offering enrichment programs based on the children’s interests. Programming includes: art, sports, music, dance, volunteer opportunities, high school and college prep workshops, and many more age appropriate activities. www.childrenstrivingtogether.org. Location at Kelly park.
Join an enriching program that focuses on education, recreation, and creative art. Youth will enjoy field trips, music, and mentorship while being exposed to lessons that will help them become Academic Champions. Location at Tucker Park.
Days: S
Time: 11:00pm-1:00pm
Days: T - F
Time: 3:00pm-6:00pm
Cost:$0
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arks and recreation Department understands the importance of including all youth into programs. An example of inclusion is our focus on Autistic youth. Over the Summer, Councilperson Zurita sponsoredthe 3rd Annual Autistic Swim Program. Additionally, the Department is working with Know Me Network to provide art for youth with Autism. The picture below shows one project from the “Art and Autism program,” at Kelly Park. e
B.A.S.E. Afterschool Program The Afterschool Playground Program is a program that gives children the opportunity to exercise, play, and build their self-esteem in a safe, fun, and nurturing environment. Additionally, the programs offer opportunities for homework completion and educational exploration. It is designed for youth of all ages and is open to Compton residents and children attending Compton Unified Schools. Afterschool program. The program will be held at all Major Parks. AFTERSCHOOL PROGRAM INCLUDES SNACKS HOMEWORK ASSISTANCE TABLE/BOARD GAMES FIELD TRIPS SPORTS LEAGUES SPECIAL INTEREST CLASSES Days: M - F Time: 3:00am-7:00pm
FREE
LOCATIONS
Learn more about our upcoming programs and our parks at: www.comptoncity.org/parksrecreation. Or call @ 310-605-5688
Burrell-MacDonald 2516 W. Alondra Blvd (310) 638-6414 Gonzales Park 1101 West Cressey Street (310) 638-1007 Kelly Park 2319 East Caldwell Street (310) 761-1415 Lueders Park 1500 East Rosecrans Ave. (310) 638-4821 Wilson Park
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TEEN SCENE
Career Building Career Building •Youth Sports Officiating Class •Resume Building •Interview Prep •Jr. Lifeguard Program •AYE
•Amusement Park •College Tour •Beaches •Water Parks
Teen Night Out Teen Sports The Department offers several sport programs specifically for teenagers. The sports offered cater to teens by incorporating more advanced levels of play and by focusing on skills necesarr y for high-school and college
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•Movies •Game Nights •Art Walk •Bowling •Roller Skating
TEEN SCENE Teen Club Join our teen Club! Teens will have an opportunity to participate in activities in three focus areas: academic success, career preparation and community service. With the guidance of an adult advisor, the program aims to have a positive impact on members, and in the community. Location at Wilson Park. Monday from 6:00am-7:30pm
at Wilson Park.
Friday Night Live •Teen Dances •Board/Video Game Contest •3 on 3 Basketball Contest
Special Interest Classes •Learn to DJ •Graphic Design •Hip Hop Dance Classes •Silkscreenning
Volunteer Oppor tunities Community ser vice for teens is of ten a requirment for graduating high school . Additionally, it is a great way for students to build their resumes and skill sets. More important, volunteer work for high school students can be a life changing experience that allows teens to expand their horizons and foster meaningful relationships within their communit y. If you are w o n d e r in g w h e r e t o vol un t e e r, c al l P ar k s an d Re cr ea t io n and we will help you find a project that will help you reach your goal and help to improve the quality of life for residents. For more information, please contact P ar k s an d Re cr ea t io n D e p ar t m e n t a t ( 310 ) 6 05-56 88
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TEEN SCENE Teen Club Join our teen Club! Teens will be given the opportunity to participate in activities in three focus areas: academic success, career preparation and community service. With the guidance of an adult advisor, the program aims to have a positive impact on members, and in the community. Location at Wilson Park. Days: M
Time: 6:00am-7:30pm
FREE
Movie Night
TEEN SCENE
Tired of watching movies indoors? Then take the party outside and join the community at the park!! Bring your mats and your blankets. We are getting comfy and watching a family friendly movie. Days: Nov 12, 206 Time: 5:00am-7:00pm
JUNIOR LIFE GUARD PROGRAM Parks & Recreation is proud to congratulate the graduates and participants of the junior lifeguard program. Not only did the youth have fun, but seven graduates placed themselves in a great position to gain summer employment as lifeguards.
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TEEN SCENE Go Deep Teen 5 on 5 Flag Football League We have a place for teens in Youth Flag Football. League begins September 22, 2016 - November 17, 2016. Our midget division accepts youth born in 2003 or 2004. Program will be held at Gonzales Park. Games at Gonzales park. Days: T, Thu Time:5:30pm – 6:30pm
FIRST STEP
"PREPARE FOR YOUR FUTURE”
Cost:$10
Teen Girls Volleyball LIke volleyball and want to learn how to play? Practice will be on Wednesdays and Fridays, and games are TBA. Teens (Born 2003 – 2004) can learn basics and above. The League begins September 24, 2016. Location at Wilson Park. Days: W, F
Time:5:30pm – 7:00pm
Cost:$10
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN GAINING VALUABLE CLERICAL, LANDSCAPING, AND OR RECREATION EXPERIENCE CONTACT US. PARKS AND RECREATION PARTNER WITH A.Y.E. AND CAREER LINK TO EMPLOY YOUTH.
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ADULT SPORTS / HEALTH LUEDERS
PARK GYM
INFO ARE YOU 35 YEARS OLD OR OLDER AND STILL COMPETIVETIVE ON THE COURT? WE HAVE JUST THE GAME FOR YOU!
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35 AND OLDER BASKETBALL LEAGUE
3 INDOOR BASKETBALL COURTS AT :
GAME TIME!
WILSON GONZALES LUEDERS
Softball
"STATS" Pro Am Basketball
A competitive, fun sport for adults to provide a fun and safe environment for adults to compete in a physical activity. Location at Burrell McDonald Park
This is the league that earned Wilson Park the honors of being named an official Nike Battleground site in 2003. Players should come prepared to bring their “A” game as you never know who will be in the stands watching. Registration is currently being conducted at all community centers for teams only. Individual participants can be referred to team captains. The league will begin
Days: TBA
Time: TBA
Cost:TBA
Basketball Thursday Night Lights Join our adult basketball program where we offer a fun and competitive atmosphere for everyone to enjoy. Teams are co-ed, be sure to invite your friends! Location at Wilson Park. Days: TH
Time: 5:00pm -8:00pm
FREE
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COST $300
35 and Older Men’s Basketball League Come enjoy the best of the best on the hardwood as former professional hoopers come out to showcase their skills and compete for bragging rights of who’s team is supreme. Location at Lueders Park. Days: S
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Time: 9:00pm – 5:30pm
FREE
ADULT SPORTS / HEALTH Women's Adult Basketball
STAYACTIVE LOOKING FOR A NEW HOBBY THAT WILL TEACH YOU HOW TO DANCE AND EXPOSE YOU TO A HEALTHY LIFESTYLE?
Calling all women over 18 who want to play a higher level of basketball. Join the league that earned Wilson Park the honors of being named an official Nike Battleground site in 2003. Registration is currently being conducted at all community centers for teams only. Days:
Time:
COST $300
Yoga A workout that focuses on balance, strength, flexibility, and mental acuity in a fitness format To improve physical and mental health. Enjoy yoga at Burrell McDonald Park. Days: TBA
Time: 9:30am -11:00am
FREE
Belly Dancing
Ballroom Dancing Join the Ballroom Dancing program at Lueders Park every Saturday at 10:00am and excercise with rythm and style. INSTRUCTOR Kim Powell
Low impact dance that focuses on developing the body core to provide a fun workout activity. Belly Dance at Burrell McDonald Park. Days: M
Time: 6:00pm -7:15pm
FREE
Ballroom Dancing Come join the graceful sounds of rhythm and blues plus learn a step or two. This isn’t your traditional ballroom lesson so be ready!!! Find this at Lueders park. Days: S
Time: 10:00am -1:00pm
Cost: $5
Cross Training If you want to get into top shape and enjoy the rhythm of sound, than this program is just for you! You will receive instruction from certified fitness trainers on all aspects of conditioning, strength, and footwork, while strengthening your mind. Location at Lueders Park!
All levels are Welcome This program is for you whether you are interested in learning how to dance or you are advanced and want to polish your skills Come out and join the fun!!
LIVE HEALTHY
Days: T,W,TH Time: 5:00pm-7:00pm
FREE
Adult Volleyball League This recreational low impact volleyball league is great for women who just can’t find the right activity to work out while having fun. Participants will have a chance to build camaraderie and have fun. The rules will be formatted to promote fair play and good sportsmanship. The league will be offered at Gonzales Park. For more information please contact the Parks &Recreation Department at 310-605-5688. FA L L B R O C H U R E 2 016 15
SENIOR PROGRAMS / CLUBS Ceramics Join us!!! Make and learn about art with the Ceramics Provides an opportunity to explore the basic techniques for creating ceramic sculptures with creative painting. This class is scheduled on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9:00 am to 12 noon. Students must purchase their supplies. The class meets at Dollarhide. Instructor: Marie Wade Days: T, Th
Time: 9:00pm -12:00pm
FREE
Jewelry Making Come learn the basics in the art of jewelry making. In this fun class, you will discover how simple and rewarding jewelry making can be. You will leave class with the understanding and ability to go and create your own necklaces, earrings, pendants and bracelets. The class meets at Dollarhide. Instructor: Charles Paxton Days: M
Time: 11:00am -1:00pm
FREE
Jewelry Making This class is designed to meet the needs of beginners, as well as, advanced students in the art of hat making. Students will receive several patterns and will choose one to make in class. Whether your interests are to relieve stress or be the “Belle of the Ball”, this class is definitely where you want to be. The class meets at Dollarhide. Instructor: Joanne Pearsall-Evans Days: M
Time: 11:00am -1:00pm
FREE
Sewing Come join us for a casual sewing class. Do your own projects with the instructor’s help or join in the group project. Please bring all necessary sewing items & materials along with knowledge of operating your sewing machine. Projects may include quilts, pillows, clothing and more. Coming soon to Dollarhide. Instructor: Gaynell Monroe Days: Fri
Time: 10:00 – 12:00pm
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Computer Class This course provides individuals with word processing, spreadsheet and database skills using a personal computer with Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Publisher software. Students will basic computer skills, how to search the internet and complete projects. Learning will consist of self-paced practice and individualized instruction when requested by student. Instructor: Margarita Carrillo Days: W, T
Time: 12:30pm - 2:00pm FREE
50 Fit & Freindly This friendly, very encouraging, stress reducing exercise class is designed for everyone, especially seniors. Class includes a short warm up, beginner level exercise including weights or resistance training bands and a short cool down period. If you are looking for the perfect place to get away from the fast-paced world and have a great time working out, please come join us. Life can begin at 50! Have fun and be fit at Dollarhide Community Center. Instructor: Bobbie Harding Days: M,W,F Time: 12:30pm – 2:00pm
FREE
Low Impact Aerobics Have a great workout with these low impact classes. Most classes include warm-up flexibility stretches, aerobic cardiovascular conditioning, floor work for abdominal and posterior/legs and muscular endurance exercises for large and small muscle group. Wear appropriate clothing and tennis shoes, and bring a towel. All classes are conducted in the Dollarhide multi-purpose room and are first-come, first-served basis. Location at Dollarhide Community. Instructor: Bobbie Harding Days: TH
Time: 12:30pm – 2:00pm
FREE
Chair Volleyball Chair Volleyball is for older adults of all activity levels - regularly active to wheelchair bound. Through the chair volleyball league, hundreds of players participate in matches at over a dozen sites countywide. Days: W
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Time: 2:00pm – 4:00pm
FREE
SENIOR PROGRAMS / CLUBS Weight Training Class
Social Clubs
Learn how to use cardio exercise and weights to look and feel better. Wear workout clothes, bring a towel and be ready for a great workout. Class includes a short warm up, beginner level exercise including weights or resistance training bands and a short cool down period. Train at Dollarhide Community Center.
Our social clubs meet on a regular basis at the Dollarhide Neighborhood Senior Center and various locations in the Compton area. Activities include meetings, games, excursions, parties, and special events. The below chart reflects the days, times of each social club. Whether your looking to add fun and excitement to your life or enjoy the social activity of club atmosphere, one of these clubs will definitely suit your needs.
Days: M,W
Time: 2:30pm – 4:00pm
FREE
Tai Chi Tai Chi is designed to help seniors fight stress and live a longer and healthier life. Originally developed for self-defense, Tai Chi has evolved into a graceful form of exercise that’s now used for stress reduction and a variety of other health conditions. Often described as meditation in motion, Tai Chi promotes serenity through gentle, flowing movements. Location at Dollarhide Community Center. Instructor: Craig Cornwell, City Attorney Days: F
Time: 8:30am – 9:30am
FREE
DAY Monday Tuesday Tuesday Wednesday Wednesday (2nd) Wednesday Thursday Thursday Thursday
Bingo Bingo is just one of several ways our seniors have fun together. The highlight of this game is to winning great gifts and socializing with good company.
SENIOR PROGRAMS
Days: F
Time: 1:00pm – 4:00pm
Cost: $2
CLUB Latino Club Tragniew-West Club Leisure Lifestyle Wilson Park Club Red Hat Society Friendship Club Golden Swingers Fifty-Fifty Red Hatters-Ebony Divas
TIME 10:00 am 10:00 am 1:00 pm 10:00 am 3:00 pm 10:00 am 10:00 am 2:00pm
SENIORS
IF YOU ARE OVER THE AGE OF 55
AND WANT TO SOCIALIZE AND HAVE FUN WITH YOUR PEERS, COME TO THE DOUGLAS F. DOLLARHIDE COMMUNITY CENTER
JOIN THE FUN SEVERAL CLASSES, ACTIVITIES, AND CLUBS AWAIT YOU AT DOUGLAS F. DOLLARHIDE COMMUNITY CENTER. THERE IS ALWAYS SOMETHING TO DO FROM MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 8:00AM TO 5:00PM. CALL THE PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT AT 310605-5688 TO JOIN IN ON THE FUN!
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COMMUNITY CORNER Whose Job is it?
• Labor Relations Support
Have you ever wondered about the responsibilities of specific departments within the City? Well here is the 411 on City Government core services for each department.
• Employee Training & Development
City Manager Implement fiscal and Administrative Policies, Ensure organizational efficiency, Develop and implement communication plan to increase transparency between citizens and their government.
Parks and Recreation • Landscape Maintenance of City Parks, Facilities, and City Street Medians • Programming of Youth Recreation Programs • Programming of Adult and Senior Leisure Time Activities • Management of the Senior Transportation Program
Human Resources
City Controller • Financial Reporting • Payroll • Accounts Payable Processing • General Ledger and Accounting • Financial Record integrity and auditing
Building and Safety • Building Department • Plan review for code compliance and review of construction documents for approval and permit issuance • Inspection of construction related activities for permits and compliance with city ordinances
• Recruitment, Testing and Selection of Staff
• Permit issuance for new construction, alterations, repairs, and improvements to existing structures
• Benefits Administration
• Issuance of Certificates of Occupancy
• Ride Share Program Management (Air Quality)
• Enforcement of Building and Health and Safety Codes
QUESTIONS ? 1 JOB HUNTING? Do you want to work in Compton? Then look on comptoncity. org Human Resources Department to find openings.
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2 PARK PROGRAMS Interested in youth, teen, adult, and senior programs? contact parks and recreation 301-605-5688
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3 BUSINESS LICENSE Interested in permits to conduct a business or special event? contact
4 NOISE CONTROL Want to conduct an event with loud music? Get a noise permit by Contacting business license division at
COMMUNITY CORNER • Emergency Abatement of Unsafe Property and Illegal Contracting
Municipal Code Enforcement • Respond to Complaints relating to Municipal Code Violations • Property Maintenance Inspections (weeds, trash, property & building conditions) • Vacant Lot and Nuisance Property Inspections • Street Vending and Illegal Business Activity Enforcement • Animal and Noise Ordinance Enforcement • Signs, Postings and Business Sign Enforcement
Business License Division • Respond to Complaints relating to unlicensed Business Activity • Business License Inspections • Illegal Street Vending and Vendors • Business Safety and Compliance Inspections for renewal • Enforce City Business Taxes • Issuance of Temporary License and Permits for
Community Development • Implement the General Plan • Implement the Zoning Ordinance • Environmental Review • Entitlement Review • Provide Public Information Services • Public Works / Municipal Utilities • Establish a fully operating, effective and efficient customer service reporting system • Review, analyze and develop a properly resourced Public Works/Municipal Utilities Department • Acquire the necessary resources of equipment and staffing at the proper levels to meet the City’s services and needs • Ensure that pothole repairs, graffiti removal and bus stop maintenance are completed within defined levels of service • Provide for the delivery of safe and reliable, quality drinking water to all City customers
Successor Agency • Wind down Agency activities, programs and projects thru sale and disposition of over 30 properties for retail, commercial and residential development • Manage the completion of North Downtown Master Plan-Public Facility and Infrastructure Improvement projects.
5 BUILDING THE CITY Public works department is working diligently to fill potholes and develop the city. Contact
Not for Profit and Community Groups
THE CITY OF COMPTON Compton is 10.2 square miles (6,514 acres) with a population close to 100,000. Several departments are designed to service the building infrastructure and enhance quality of life for residents.
• Administer a newly created Low and Moderate Income Housing Fund to provide funding production, preservation and expansion of affordable housing opportunities. • Oversee the expenditure accounts of Tax Allocation Bonds, Tax Increment Revenue
WWW.COMPTONCITY.ORG
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COMMUNITY CORNER
SPECIAL EVENTS 1. Senior Father’s Day
5. New Years Gala
9. Senior Health & Fitness
During the month of June we celebrate fatherhood.
We host a New Year’s Gala in January.
During the month of May we host a Health and Fitness event.
2. Senior Game Day
6. Valentine’s Day
10. Christmas Parade
During the month of August we hose a Senior Game day.
During the month of February we celebrate Valentines Day.
During the month of December we host a Christmas Parade.
3. Latino Heritage Program
7. Black History
During the month of September we celebrate Latino Heritage.
During the month of February we celebrate Black History.
4. Thanksgiving Program
8. Senior Prom
During the month of November we celebrate Thanksgiving.
During the month of April we host a prom for seniors.
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COMMUNITY CORNER
Community block club meetings THERE ARE SEVERAL BLOCK CLUBS IN THE CITY AND THEY MEET REGULARLY.
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RENTAL FACILITY Cliens have used the Dollarhide Center for a variety of events. Think about using the center for your next event!!!
RENT SPACE FOR YOUR BIG EVENT
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The room was transformed into an upscale setting for a beautiful wedding reception.
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center is also a great place to spruce up for a dance with sound system.
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space is also great for group workshops with room for roughly 30 round tables
RENTAL FACILITY Douglas F. Dollarhide Community Center 301 N Tamarind Ave, Compton CA, 90220 Email: dgalan@comptoncity.org Phone: 310-605-5688 Welcome to Dollarhide. The center is a beautifully landscaped 30,000 square feet multi-purpose event center that offers youth, adult and senior program and activity services. The Center is open Monday - Friday from 8:00am to 5:00pm for community programming and is available seven days a week for event rentals. A $250 deposit is required to reserve space. Other fees include staffing and security. Please complete the attached application to receive fee assessment. Thank you!
CONFERENCE ROOM
TERRACE - OUTDOOR SPACE
COURTYARD - OUTDOOR SPACE
•Audio Visual •10 Seat Conference Table •$50 per hour
•Capacity 200 •$75 per hour
•Capacity 200 •$75 per hour
MEETING ROOMS
BANQUET ROOM
• Small meeting rooms (x4) • Capacity: 28 - Fee:- $35 per hour • Large Meeting Rooms (x2) • Capacity: 56 - Fee - $50 per hour
Full Room •Audio Visual •Capacity 801 Seating Auditorium •Capacity 350 with Tables & Chairs •$125
Half Room •Audio Visual •Capacity300 Seating Auditorium •Capacity 150 with Tables & Chairs •$75 FA L L B R O C H U R E 2 016 2 3
PARKS AND RECREATION Our mission is to enhance the quality of life for all Compton residents by providing access to clean and safe recreational facilities that support diverse year round youth, adult and senior leisure time recreational programs. www.comptoncity.org
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