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WELCOME WELCOME TO LITTLE ELM COMMUNITY SERVICES!
The Town of Little Elm Community Services Department consists of the Parks, Recreation, Special Events, the Little Elm Library, Animal Services, Facilities, and Marketing & Communications divisions. The Community Services Department is committed to providing residents and visitors with a high quality of life through the development of parks and natural open spaces, the maintenance of Town amenities and facilities, programming recreation and leisure activities, caring for the health and safety of animals, hosting unique special events, and increasing the visibility of the Town. We sincerely hope that you will take advantage of and enjoy our parks, trails, open spaces, and other amenities, events, and services.
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Chad Hyde Director of Community Services Parks Administration Office 303 Main St. 972-731-3296 M-TH 7:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m F 7:30-11:30 a.m. 2
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CONTENTS/HOW TO USE THIS GUIDE TABLE OF CONTENTS
GENERAL INFORMATION
PARKS & TRAILS
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THE COVE™
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RECREATION CENTER
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RECREATION PROGRAMMING
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GROUP FITNESS
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PERSONAL TRAINING
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ADULT ATHLETICS
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SPECIAL EVENTS
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LIBRARY
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SENIOR CENTER
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ANIMAL SERVICES
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FACILITY RESERVATIONS
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AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT The Town of Little Elm welcomes all families and individuals to participate in programs and facilities regardless of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, or disability.
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LITTLE ELM RECREATION CENTER LITTLE ELM SENIOR CENTER LITTLE ELM LIBRARY LITTLE ELM PARK THE COVE AT THE LAKEFRONT™ MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY SPRING 2021
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WHO WE ARE ADMINISTRATION
Chad Hyde, Director of Community Services Missy Meador, Administrative Assistant
PARKS & FACILITIES STAFF
Phil Kemmerer, Parks Supervisor Aaron Strickland, Facilities Specialist David Sagan, Facilities Technician
RECREATION STAFF
Jason Peebles, Managing Director of Recreation Andy Adams, Athletics Supervisor Annette Carrico, Senior Center Supervisor Kylie Brooks, Fitness & Wellness Supervisor Schuyler Watson, Recreation Coordinator
THE COVE AT THE LAKEFRONT™ STAFF
Elissa Malone, Aquatics Division Manager Will Mitchell, Aquatics Supervisor – Programs & Services Grace Parker, Aquatics Supervisor – Operations Kristy McCarthy, Recreation Coordinator – Operations & Rentals
SPECIAL EVENTS STAFF
Alicia Gray, Special Events Manager Chris Frazer, Special Events Coordinator
LITTLE ELM PUBLIC LIBRARY STAFF
Lynette Roberson, Library Manager Laurie McKee, Tech Services/Reference Librarian Robert Dowdy, Circulation Supervisor Kelley Anderson, Technical Specialist Sarah Sheraga, Youth Services Librarian
ANIMAL SERVICES STAFF
Therese Hoofnagle, Animal Services Manager Tamara Cervi, Animal Services Officer Callie Hastings, Animal Services Officer
MARKETING & COMMUNICATIONS
Erin Mudie, Managing Director of Marketing & Communications Krystal Gonzales, Creative Marketing/Social Media Meagan Martinez, Marketing/Programs Support Strategist
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WHERE WE ARE AMENITIES
Beard Park; 310 E. Eldorado Parkway Boat Ramp; 1101 W. Eldorado Parkway Cottonwood Park; 900 Lobo Ln. Cottonwood Sports Complex; 605 Lobo Ln. Community Center; 107 Hardwicke Ln. Little Elm Park; 701 W. Eldorado Parkway McCord Park; 1800 FM 423 McCord Park Splash Pad/South Playground; 1001 Witt Rd. Union Park; 4911 Union Park Blvd. Union Park Bark Park; 7000 Union Park Blvd. Wood Family Dog Park; 1001 Witt Rd.
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LITTLE ELM RECREATION CENTER 303 Main St.; 972-731-3277 M-TH 5 a.m.-8 S 7 a.m.-5 p.m., SU 1-4 p.m.
THE COVE AT THE LAKEFRONT™
417 Lakefront Dr.; 972-731-3296 School Year: M-F 4.-8 p.m (Temporary) S 10 a.m.-6 p.m., SU noon-6 p.m. Summer/School Holidays: M-F 11 a.m.-8 p.m S 10 a.m.-6 p.m., SU noon-6 p.m. Visit www.thecoveathelakefront.com for more information!
BRENDA BUTTON MILLS SENIOR CENTER
301 Main St.; 972-731-1464 M-F 8 a.m.-5 p.m.; S 10 a.m.-2 p.m.
LITTLE ELM ANIMAL SHELTER
1605 Mark Tree Ln.; 972-377-1898 M-F 10 a.m.-5 p.m.. (Closed for lunch noon-1 p.m.) S 10 a.m.-1 p.m.
LITTLE ELM PUBLIC LIBRARY
100 W. Eldorado Parkway; 214-975-0430 M-TH 10 a.m.-8 p.m..; F 10 a.m.-5 p.m. S-SU, 10 a.m.-3 p.m. SPRING 2021
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PARKS & TRAILS Little Elm is home to award-winning parks and an intricate trail system that provides both residents and visitors a chance to stay active and connected! We maintain our parks and trails with pride and hope that everyone who visits Little Elm can see why we’re the Town With a Lake Attitude!
BEACH INFORMATION AND RULES • No lifeguard on duty; swim at own risk. • Swim in designated areas only. • Courtesy life jackets are available at the beach. • No smoking, e-cigarettes, or vape pens. • No grills on the beach. • No pets on the beach. All pets in the park must be on a leash. • No glass containers. • No obscene music or amplified sound. • No camping tents on the beach. • No overnight camping on the beach. • No fishing from the beach and surrounding areas.
LITTLE ELM PARK • Beach and Swim Area. The best beach in DFW! Our beach is covered in high-quality sand that is filtered and cleaned daily. • Boat Ramp. A daily pass ($10) or yearly pass ($25/resident; $75/non-resident) can be purchased at the kiosk at the ramp, the Parks Administration office, or the Recreation Center. • Campground. Primitive camping site with no electrical or showers. Permits are sold at the kiosk inside the camp ground for $5/night or $15/four nights per tent. There is a four-night maximum in a 30-day period. *Camping rates and availibility may vary on holidays and during special events.* • Johnny Broyles Nature Trail. The trail is at the north end of the park and is perfect for hiking and biking. • Playground. This playground is designed for ages 5-12 and has zip lines, swings, and much more. • Lakefront Grill. A concession building at the beach. Hours vary by season. • Pavilions & Amphitheater. These amenities are great for parties, events, and family reunions. • Softball Fields. Two softball fields for league play only. • Sand Volleyball. There are ten courts on the beach and two by the playground. Courts can be reserved at www.lakefrontrecreation.com. 6
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PARKING INFORMATION • There is a parking fee between May 1 and Labor Day on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays for Little Elm Park. More information at www.littleelm.org. Parking is free for the rest of the year.
GENERAL PARK INFORMATION & RULES • Parks are always open, unless otherwise posted. • Parks are free for everyone. • Outside grills and cooking equipment are not allowed in the park. Permanent grills are available in designated areas at Little Elm Park.
UNION PARK
• Union Park is Little Elm’s fourth major community park and its first on the University Drive (U.S. 380) corridor. Located north of U.S. 380 off Union Park Blvd., the 35-acre wooded park sits atop a hill with an open air pavilion over-looking the park. Amenities include a dog park, trails, sand volleyball, pickleball, and ninja fitness stations.
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BEARD PARK • Playground. This award-winning playground is a great place for kids to play and is ideal for those under 7. • Historic Village. The iconic log cabin and post office brings history to the park! • Pavilion. This is a great spot for parties with four tables; must be reserved.
• Playground. This playground has the coolest climbing structure! It’s ideal for ages 3-12. • Disc Golf. There is an 18-hole course around the park. This is a free course, and discs are not supplied. • Pond. Fishing is allowed at the pond with a license. The pond is stocked once a year before the Kid Fish Tournament in September. • South Playground. This new, state-of-the-art playground is a one-of-kind feature. • Trail. At roughly one mile long, this concrete trail is great for walkers and bikers. • Splash Pad. Splash away in this awesome amenity! The pavilion has two tables and must be reserved. • Wood Family Dog Park. The perfect place for your pup! Featuring an area for small dogs and an area for large dogs.
TRAILS COTTONWOOD PARK • Shoreline. A quiet place by the lake. Fishing is allowed with a license. There are picnic tables at the shoreline. • Marina. This awardwinning marina is operated by a third-party company.
• Sports Complex. The three baseball and one softball fields are for league play. A playground for all ages is in the middle.
• Cottonwood Natural Trail. This wood-chipped trail is 1.5 miles and ideal for walkers and hikers. • Lakefront Trail. The Lakefront Trail is approximately four miles of crushed granite and connects from Hula Hut/Hydrous to McCord Park. • Harts Branch Trail. This mile-long concrete-paved trail connects several neighborhoods to the Lakefront District and other amenities. • McCord Park Trail. Take a mile-long walk through McCord Park and enjoy a disc golf course, pond, Splash Pad, and trail. www.facebook.com/LittleElmTXBeach www.instagram.com/littleelmbeach @LittleElmBeach SPRING 2021
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BASKETBALL THE COVE AT THE LAKEFRONT™
READY, SET, SPLASH! COMING EARLY 2021 The Cove at The Lakefront™ is the newest addition to the Town of Little Elm! The highly-anticipated 42,000-square-foot destination is a one-of-a-kind indoor waterpark with a retractable roof. Open year-round, The Cove™ features amazing attractions and amenities for the entire family. Head to www.thecoveatthelakefront.com for hours of operation, Grand Opening details, and more information. While you’re there, sign up for our mailing list to get membership and event updates!
CONTACT US 417 Lakefront Drive 972-731-3296 thecove@littleelm.org www.thecoveatthelakefront.com School Year: M-F 4-8 p.m. (Temporary) S 10 a.m.-6 p.m. SU noon-6 p.m.
*Features limited during school day
Summer/School Holidays: M-F 11 a.m.-8 p.m. S 10 a.m.-6 p.m. SU noon-6 p.m.
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MEMBERSHIP SALES The Cove™ offers affordable prices for year-round aquatic fun! Head to www.thecoveatthelakefront.com or the Little Elm Recreation Center to sign up. Family memberships include up to six immediate family members only. Immediate family members are defined as adult couples and their dependent children up to the age of 23. Resident status for a discounted membership at The Cove™is determined by Town of Little Elm property tax status. Often, non-residents will have a Little Elm address even though they do not pay Little Elm taxes. You may check your tax status at www.dentoncad.com. Proof of residency must be shown for all membership purposes.
MEMBER BENEFITS In addition to unlimited admission year-round, The Cove™ members enjoy many perks, including discounted cabana rentals and great party package rates. Members also have early access to The Cove™ special event ticket sales and program registration, as well as access to exciting members-only events.
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BASKETBALL THE COVE AT THE LAKEFRONT™ AMENITIES • Concessions and Bar. Delicious and affordable food and beverage options with remote ordering capabilities so you can skip the line. • Cabanas. Reserve a cabana (or more!) to relax in style poolside. Enjoy shade, comfortable seating, and your own TV. • Party Rooms. Make the most of your next birthday or team party! Enjoy The Cove’s™ amenities or cool off in our air-conditioned party rooms. • Mezzanine Terrace. This second-floor space is perfect for entertaining and special events—complete with an unforgettable lake view. • Jumbotron and TVs. Never miss a moment of action—from our in-house activities to major sporting events. • Lockers. Rentable lockers for your convenience—come and go all day.
RENTALS & GROUP SALES The Cove™ offers exciting options for memorable gatherings of any size.
DIVE IN AND JOIN US! ATTRACTIONS • FlowRider® Double Surf Machine. Catch a wave! You can experience the thrill of surfing in any weather. • Play Pool and Spray Ground. Climb, slide, and splash on a huge custom play structure with interactive features for all ages. • Water Slides. Twist and turn your way through The Cove™ with slides for all ages—including two high-adrenaline slides for thrill-seekers. • Lazy River. Grab a tube and let the current do the work while you relax. • Deep Water Pool. Take the plunge from our rock ledge, climbing wall, or rope swing. • Activity Pool. Enjoy two lap lanes and exciting play features. www.facebook.com/TheCoveatTheLakefront 10
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• Party Packages. The Cove™ is the ultimate destination for your next birthday or team party! Packages include a dedicated party room and host, full access to the waterpark, as well as food, beverages, and special gifts. • Cabanas. Relax poolside in a private cabana with comfortable seating for up to eight and special amenities like a TV and food and beverage delivery. • Full & Partial Facility Rentals. Visit with our team to plan your next mid-size or large event. Options include mezzanine terrace, outdoor patio, party rooms, as well as after-hours facility rentals. Visit www.thecoveatthelakefront.com for more information.
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RECREATION SPECIAL EVENTS CENTER
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CONTACT US 303 Main St. 972-731-3277 lerc@littleelm.org M-F 5 a.m.-8 p.m. S 7 a.m.-5 p.m. SU 1-4 p.m. A membership or day pass is required for the Recreation Center, which includes access to the Fitness Area, group fitness classes, and gymnasium. The two-story Little Elm Recreation Center spans more than 70,000 square feet. The facility includes elements such as a large state-of-the-art fitness area, a functional training room, group fitness studios, full-size gym, recreation classrooms, multi-purpose room, craft room, and spacious men’s and women’s locker rooms. www.facebook.com/LittleElmRec www.instagram.com/littleelmrec 12
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WHO IS A LITTLE ELM RESIDENT? Proof of residency documentation (valid state-issued ID) is required for all membership purchases. Residency is determined by Little Elm property tax status. Confirm that you pay Little Elm taxes at www.dentoncad.com. Individuals assigned to Little Elm ISD, but reside outside of Town of Little Elm incorporated limits, are nonresidents. Residents of Little Elm's extraterritorial jurisdiction (ETJ) are nonresidents.
PERSONAL TRAINING Trainers use cutting-edge training techniques to guide and motivate each client to reach their fitness goals. Prices vary based on trainer. 30-minute sessions start at $35 per session, and 60-minute sessions start at $60 per session. Contact each trainer for specific pricing and package details. Membership not required for personal training. Turn to pg. 17 for trainer bios and contact information.
RECREATION CENTER KID ZONE Children ages 6 months to 8 years are welcome! We provide safe and fun child watch while you work out or participate in a class! MW 8:30-11:30 a.m., and M-TH 4:30-8 p.m. • The child must be a member or have a Kid Zone day pass, which is $2. • The guardian must remain in the building at all times. • The child must not be sick. • The child’s stay may not exceed two hours per day. • Visit www.littleelmrec.com for more information. NEW! GET
MEMBERSHIP FEES/DAY PASSES Little Elm Resident Youth, ages 2-14 Individual, ages 15-49 Senior, ages 50+ Family* Pickleball
Monthly Annual $20 $145 $25 $180 $20 $145 $50 $430 $5 $50
Non-Resident Youth, ages 2-14 Individual, age 15-49 Senior, ages 50+ Family* Pickleball
Monthly Annual $25 $230 $30 $255 $25 $230 $70 $650 $10 $100
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REC’D MILESTONE REWARDS We see you every day. Why not be rewarded for it? Sign up for the Milestone Program to track your workouts and get connected with your fitness community. Each time you visit, you earn one check-in. After every 25 check-ins, you earn a prize. Choose your track to get started!
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*Family memberships accommodate six family members living at the same residence. Individuals must be able to show proof of permanent residency at that address. Immediate family members only, up to the age of 23.** Home from college and need a membership? Student Memberships availabile May 15-August 18 for individuals 18-25 for $75 (Resident Disconted Rate $45). For all monthly memberships, there is a $10 administration fee for draft rejection ten days past due. Looking for pricing for The Cove at The Lakefront™? Turn to page 9.
FITNESS AREA The fitness area is an expansive 7,000 square feet, and includes over 40 cardio machines, 11 selectorized weight machines, two Smith machines, a functional training room, and more! The fitness area is open to ages 15 and older. Children ages 12-14 must have actively-supervising adult.
FITNESS AREA ORIENTATION Every member receives a free 30-minute gym orientation with a personal trainer. Contact a personal trainer directly to schedule your orientation. (See pg. 17
Rec GroupX: Work your way up to 50 class visits. After registration, stop by the front desk to receive your Milestone code. The code will be affixed to the back of your membership card. Show your Milestone code to the front desk staff each time you check in for a GroupX class! Learn more at https:// apm.activecommunities.com/littleelm/Membership. Rec It Challenge: Work your way up to 100 visits. Scan your membership card like usual each time you check in for a workout! Learn more at https:// anc.apm.activecommunities.com/littleelm/activity/ search/detail/3202?onlineSiteId=0&&from_original_cui=true. For more information, please send an email to recreation@littleelm.org.
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THE BASKETBALL COVE AT PROGRAMMING THE LAKEFRONT RECREATION RED TIGER KARATE Red Tiger Karate offers a complete white through black belt program. The junior program develops self-esteem and bully defense. Teen and adult classes focus on street self-defense and fitness. Classes are held Wednesday nights at the Little Elm Recreation Center and are eight to nine weeks long. For registration and session information, please visit www.redtigerkarate.com. W W
6:30-7:30 p.m. 7:30-8:30 p.m.
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TIPPI TOES® DANCE Tippi Toes® Dance Company cheerfully provides children with a fun, positive, and nurturing environment so they can experience the joys of dance, self-expression, and movement. Classes are specifically designed to develop motor skills and body awareness while enhancing each child’s self-esteem. For more information and to register, please visit www.tippitoesdance.com. For information on pricing, please visit www.tippitoesdance.com/north-dallas. • Toddler & Me Dance. Music, movement, and basic dance steps are introduced in a friendly and positive manner. This type of class includes mom, dad, or another loved one. Teachers keep the curriculum moving along while parents take an active role in encouraging and keeping their little dancer on track. M
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• Ballet Jazz and Tap. In this class, students learn spatial awareness, build self-confidence, and make new friends! Tippi Toes teaches a variety of dances in ballet, tap, and jazz. The students also learn the basics of each style as well as terms and positions. This is a great class for children who love to be active with encouraging and talented teachers! As always in Tippi Toes, we can’t have the children go home without exercising their incredible imagination along with a little singing! M
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Ages 3-6
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DANCE, KARATE, ART, SPORTS SKYHAWKS Skyhawks offers a multitude of camps, clinics, and classes in a wide variety of sports. Classes are geared towards younger children, and are a great introduction to sports. To register for any camp or class, please visit www.skyhawks.com. For questions about the program, email David Pineda at dpineda@skyhawks.com.
SPRING BREAK MULTI-SPORT CAMP MARCH 3-12 M-F
9 a.m.-noon
Ages 6-12
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MINI-HAWK MULTI-SPORT CAMP (SOCCER, FLAG FOOTBALL, TRACK & FIELD, T-BALL) S S S
9-9:35 a.m. Ages 3-4 9:40-10:25 a.m. Ages 5-6 10:30-11:30 a.m. Ages 7-12
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4:45-5:30 p.m. 5:30-6:15 p.m.
Ages 6-8 Ages 9-12
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5:15-6 p.m. 6-7 p.m.
Ages 4-6 Ages 7-12
TRACK & FIELD CAMP/CLASS S
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FRANCO TENNIS ACADEMY Franco Tennis Academy provides lessons and activities that help students learn and improve their tennis game while having fun. We use small group formats and hire the best coaches to make sure students are safe, having fun, and improving. Franco Tennis Academy currently operates programs out of Frisco, Irving, Little Elm, and Murphy, with a main goal to improve the quality of life of families through tennis. For more information on classes, lessons, and programs, visit www.francotennisacademy.com.
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GROUP FITNESS GROUPX FITNESS CLASSES
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• Active Aging. Low impact strength and light cardio for aging adults. • Barre. Stretch, tone, and tighten with isometric movements inspired by ballet. • Bootcamp. Functional interval training with bursts of cardio to kick your metabolism into high gear. • Cardio Dance. Hip hop and Latin dance fusion. • Cycle. Spin bike for a great cardio workout. • High Fitness. Old school aerobics with exciting music and muscle-sculpting flair. • Hip Hop Dance. Heart-pumping, hip-shaking, hip hop dance. • Interval Training. Interval-based cardio and strength training. • PiYo®. Combine the muscle-toning, core-firming benefits of Pilates with the strength and flexibility of yoga. • Reps & Sets. Build long, lean muscle with light weights and high sets. • Strength. Pure strength, no cardio allowed! • Strength & Cardio. Circuit-based cardio and strength exercises to maximize metabolism. • Yoga. Increase overall body awareness, flexibility, and balance. • Zumba®. Heart-pumping, hip-shaking Latin dance.
2021 MAYOR’S FITNESS CHALLENGE March 22-April 30, 2021 This annual challenge, started by Mayor David Hillock in 2015, is an intensive six-week virtual program held every spring. MFC Kickoff Week is March 15-20, 2021! The fee to participate is $25 for individuals and $65 for families. The family rate covers six immediate family members residing in the same household. Family memberships accommodate one or two heads of household, and all dependents must be under 23 years of age. Those participating in the program will set personal goals for weight loss or fitness and will receive weight loss tips, wellness coaching, workout instruction, and nutrition advice. Additionally, participants will receive a free 30-minute free personal training session, T-shirt, and swag bag. Learn more at www.littleelmmfc.com.
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PERSONAL TRAINING PERSONAL TRAINING Personal and small group training is available—no membership required! Training must be paid in advance of each session. Get connected with one of our Certified Personal Trainers today.
KELLI WILSEY | 281-705-3554 ISSA Certified Fitness Trainer, TRX Suspension Qualified Trainer, Certified Nutrition Coach. Kelli trains a wide variety of levels, from those who have never worked out before to athletes. She specializes in functional fitness, HIIT training, small group training, and exercise therapy. Kelli believes that being healthy in body, mind, and spirit goes a long way in preparing us for life’s challenges.
KWAN SADLER | 903-244-3201 ACE Certified Personal Trainer, Nutritional Counseling. Kwan designs and offers personalized nutrition and fitness programs, both one-on-one and online. He specializes in group fitness, small group training, strength, and stamina. Kwan believes in a holistic approach to health and fitness, and will guide you through every exercise, workout, and meal.
SHELLEY LEWIS | 214-529-7574 ACE Certified Personal Trainer, ACE Certified Group Fitness Instructor, NASM Certified Personal Trainer, NASM Certified Senior Fitness Specialist. Shelley has over 30 years of fitness experience as an instructor and personal trainer. She specializes in group fitness, senior fitness, and weight management. Shelley believes that health and fitness are essential at all stages of life, and takes pride in training all ages.
LISA PEREZ | 972-821-9587
NASM Certified Personal Trainer, AFFA Certified Group Fitness Instructor, NASM Certified Corrective Expert, Certified Nutrition Coach. Lisa fell in love with fitness after taking group classes here, and has been a personal trainer ever since. She specializes in functional training, corrective exercise, and small group training. Lisa believes that education and health go hand in hand, and that fitness is attainable for all. Se habla español.
TRACY JONES | 918-991-2272 NASM Certified Personal Trainer. Tracy has over 15 years of experience in the fitness industry and offers personal and small group training sessions. Tracy’s passion is helping women find the time and confidence to practice self-care in the form of health, wellness, and fitness. She is pursuing specialty certifications in Weight Loss and Fitness Nutrition, and is eager to be a part of your health journey.
RUTH ATKINSON | 716-901-3959 NASM Certified Personal Trainer. Ruth is a trainer and avid runner, completing races from 5k to marathons. She enjoys working with health and fitness beginners. Ruth also specializes in running and strength training for endurance athletes. She believes that training helps you find confidence in who you are and discover the person you want to become. SPRING 2021
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ADULT ATHLETICS ADULT SOFTBALL Adult Softball leagues are played under USSSA guidelines. Leagues are open to teams only. The registration fee is $375 and includes two softballs. Teams play eight regular-season games per season, with one or two games per night. Leagues will have a one-night playoff at the regular season’s conclusion for the top four to six teams. Registration for Spring Adult Softball Leagues runs from February 1-March 7, with games beginning the week of March 14. The drop-dead week for this season is May 9-14, and the drop-dead tournament will take place on May 15, if necessary. Registration for Summer 1 Adult Softball Leagues runs from April 5-May 9, with games beginning the week of May 16, 2021. The drop-dead week for this season is July 11-16, and the drop-dead tournament will take place on July 17, if necessary.
For more information, registration, and payment, please visit www.lakefrontrecreation.com. SPRING LEAGUE DIVISIONS
SUMMER 1 LEAGUE DIVISIONS
MONDAY MEN’S D (4HR) 3/15-5/17 M 7-11 p.m. LEP $375
MONDAY MEN’S D (4HR) 5/17-7/12 M 7-11 p.m. LEP $375
WEDNESDAY MEN’S E (1HR) 3/17-5/19 W 7-11 p.m. LEP $375
WEDNESDAY MEN’S E (1HR) 5/19-7/14 W 7-11 p.m. LEP $375
FRIDAY COED E (1HR) 3/19-5/21 F 7-11 p.m. LEP $375
FRIDAY COED E (1HR) 5/21-7/16 F 7-11 p.m. LEP $375
SUNDAY COED D (4HR) 3/14-5/16 SU 6-11 p.m. LEP $375
SUNDAY COED D (4HR) 5/16-7/11 SU 6-11 p.m. LEP $375
LAKEFRONT 250’ SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT FEBRUARY 27 This tournament will be a Men’s one home run tournament, and the fee per team is $225. Makeup date is Saturday, March 6. Teams are guaranteed three games—prizes for 1st and 2nd place finishers. Registration for the 250’ softball tournament begins on January 18 and ends on February 24. Bracket released on February 25. Check-in will start at 7:30 a.m. Games start 8-9 a.m. LAKEFRONT 250’ SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT S ALL DAY LEP $225 18
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Ready, set, spike, and sign up for Indoor Volleyball leagues! Registration is $150 for 4v4 teams, or $175 for 6v6 teams. Leagues are coed, and the 4v4 league is a more competitive league than the 6v6 league. Teams will have six games per season, plus one week of playoffs. The first night of each league will be an open play night for the entire league.
SESSION 1
Registration for 2021 Season 2 Indoor Volleyball runs January 11-February 21, with games starting the week of March 3 (open play).
LOWER DIVISION - TUESDAY T 6:30-10:30 p.m. LEP
3/2-4/20 $50
UPPER DIVISION - TUESDAY T 6:30-10:30 p.m. LEP
3/2-4/20 $50
LOWER DIVISION - THURSDAY 3/2-4/22 TH 6:30-10:30 p.m. LEP $50 UPPER DIVISION - THURSDAY 3/2-4/22 TH 6:30-10:30 p.m. LEP $50
Registration for 2021 Season 3 Indoor Volleyball runs March 15-April 18, with games starting the week of April 20 (open play).
SESSION 2
This year we will offer free agents the ability to sign up and create a new team. The fee per free agent is $25. There must be at least six players signed up for the 4v4 league, and eight players signed up for the 6v6 league (must have at least one of each gender to create a team).
LOWER DIVISION - TUESDAY T 6:30-10:30 p.m. LEP
4/27-6/29 $50
UPPER DIVISION - TUESDAY T 6:30-10:30 p.m. LEP
4/27-6/29 $50
All teams must register and pay through our website, www.lakefrontrecreation.com. SEASON 2 DIVISIONS COED 4V4 (COMPETITIVE) 3/2-4/13 T 7-10 p.m. REC $150 FREE AGENTS $25 COED 6V6 (RECREATIONAL) 3/4-4/15 TH 7-10 p.m. REC $175 FREE AGENTS $25
SEASON 3 DIVISIONS COED 4V4 (COMPETITIVE) 4/20-6/8 T 7-10 p.m. REC $150 FREE AGENTS $25 COED 6V6 (RECREATIONAL) 4/22-6/10 T 7-10 p.m. REC $175 FREE AGENTS $25
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LOWER DIVISION - THURSDAY 4/29-7/1 TH 6:30-10:30 p.m. LEP $50 UPPER DIVISION - THURSDAY 4/29-7/1 TH 6:30-10:30 p.m. LEP $50 Grab some friends and join the fastest-growing league in Little Elm. All leagues are 2v2, and we have leagues on both Tuesday and Thursday nights. All teams must bring bags, and we will offer upper and lower divisions each night. League nights are limited to the first 24 teams to register, and the fee is $50 per team. Teams guaranteed 12 matches per season, plus one week of playoffs for the top four to six teams. Registration for Season 1 Cornhole runs February 1-28, with games starting the week of March 3. The drop-dead week for this season is April 20-22, and the drop-dead tournament will take place on April 24, if necessary. Registration for Season 2 Cornhole runs March 22-April 25, with games starting the week of March 3. The drop-dead week for this season is June 29-July 1, and the drop-dead tournament will take place on July 10, if necessary.
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ADULT ATHLETICS 30+ ADULT BASKETBALL Grab your friends and hoop it up in our Sunday night 30+ Adult Basketball League. All games occur on Sunday between noon-9 p.m. Registration is $400 per team, and teams are responsible for their jerseys. Teams must have two different-colored jerseys, and all jerseys need to have a permanently affixed number on either the front or back. Games are played at the Little Elm Recreation Center; teams are guaranteed six games per season and one week of playoffs for the top four to six teams. Registration for Winter 30+ Basketball runs January 11-February 14. The first games will be played on February 21. Spring 30+ Basketball registration runs March 22-April 25, with first games played on May 2.
WINTER 30+
2/21-4/18 SU noon-9 p.m.
SPRING 30+
5/2-6/27 SU noon-9 p.m.
PICKLEBALL LADDER LEAGUE
In this league, play with new partners every game, or try our team league with a friend! Registration is $20 per player for the individual league and $40 per team for the team league. Individual leagues will run for seven weeks, and team leagues will have six weeks of regular-season games and one week of playoffs. Registration for Season 2 Pickleball runs January 11-February 24. The first games will be played on March 1-3. Registration for Season 3 Pickleball run March 15-April 18. The first games played between April 26-28.
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PICKLEBALL OPEN GYM
Pickleball is open to any age group. Pickleball is a racquet sport that combines badminton, tennis, and table tennis elements.* Pickleball requires a membership or day pass to play. Pickleball-only membership information is listed below. Open play in the LERC gym on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 9 a.m.-1 p.m., and Sundays (depending on availability) from noon-2 p.m.
PICKLEBALL-ONLY MONTHLY PASS RESIDENTS $5/MO
ANNUAL PASS
RESIDENTS $50/YR
NON-RESIDENTS $10/MO NON-RESIDENTS $100/YR
PICKLEBALL TOURNAMENT Grab a friend and get ready to dink and slam all day long at our Pickleball Tournament on Friday, April 9. The fee is $40 per team, and there are divisions for men, women, and coed teams. Games will take place at the Little Elm Recreation Center Gym. Check-in begins at 7:30 a.m., and pool play games begin at 9 a.m. Games will end at 8 p.m. The Town of Little Elm will provide all nets and balls for the tournament. Registration opens on February 28 and ends on April 4. Brackets will be released on April 7 to all registered teams.
BASEBALL BASKETBALL CHEER FOOTBALL SOCCER SOFTBALL TRACK VOLLEYBALL
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SPECIAL EVENTS BIG EASY IN LITTLE ELM
March 6, 2021, 4 p.m. until last run ends Little Elm Park 701 W. Eldorado Parkway Join us on Saturday, March 6, for our Annual Big Easy event! There will be an in-person, timed 5k and 10k as well as crawfish available for pre-order! The event is open to all ages! The event will open with the first time slot at 4 p.m. When you register you can choose between three time slots: 4 p.m., 4:30 p.m., or 5 p.m. Show up anytime between the time slot you selected and start the race. The time slots allow us to keep you safe and spread out during the race. All runners will be timed and there will be awards for first place in each age group. Each participant will receive a t-shirt, beer glass, and one free beer (21+). CRAWFISH BOIL: Pre-order your crawfish when you register. It will be ready for you after you finish the race. YOU MUST PRE-ORDER DURING REGISTRATION. COVID-19 PROTOCOLS: To ensure everyone's safety, we ask that you abide by the following protocols during the event: 1. You must wear a mask except when you are actually running. There will be no mass start and you must maintain social distancing. Runners will start when they arrive at the race site and are checked in. 2. There will be a sanitizing station outside of the portable toilets. 3. Hand sanitizers will be available and ample trash receptacles will be placed around the race venue. 4. Aid stations will be set up on the run course. They will be unmanned. 5. Volunteers and staff members will wear a face covering. 6. Beer glasses can be picked up at a safe distance from the finish line. 8. The announcer will make several announcements during the event to remind everyone of the safety guidelines. AWARDS: Best Dressed Female, Male, and Krewe.(A krewe is a group of five to ten people, we recommend keeping this to your household) 5K and 10K: The awards will be one per age group with individual awards for overall male and female, overall masters male and female, and overall grand masters male and female. Learn more or register at for the event at www.littleelmspecialevents.com. AWARDS WILL BE MAILED OUT AFTER THE EVENT. 22
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SPECIAL EVENTS WEBTASTIC EASTER
March 29-April 3, 2021 Online
Join us for our virtual Easter event! This year's event will feature interactive games and contests, as well as a chance to win prizes such as gift cards to local restaurants, Easter baskets, treats, and even personal visits from the Easter Bunny himself! Contests and games include fun things like dance contests, coloring activities, and an Easter Egg hunt through local Little Elm businesses! Learn more and play along by visiting www.facebook.com/groups/littleelmspecialevents
Beer The backbone is, of course, beer. More than 60 breweries and over 150 craft brews will be highlighted from all over the region. Local, state, and regional craft breweries are invited to sample their finest draughts, while larger distributors will represent national and international brews. BBQ Not to be confused with a cook-off, our festival will highlight traditional and exotic barbeque offerings from all over the region. Barbeque offerings will be for purchase at various prices.
CRAFT BREW & QUE June 5, 2021, 4-9 p.m. Little Elm Park 701 W. Eldorado Parkway www.facebook.com/LittleElmSpecialEvents
Kid Zone Craft Brew and BBQ is kid-friendly. Folks are encouraged to bring the kiddos and visit the Kid Zone, while Mom and Dad can enjoy the festival. Entertainment. Neither boring nor stuffy, the Craft Brew & Que Festival offers quality entertainment for all to enjoy. Top-name area bands, fun activities for both the young and the young at heart, and the best craft brews and barbeques in the area, all in a beautiful park on the lake. What's not to love? SPRING 2021
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LITTLE ELM PUBLIC LIBRARY CONTACT US 100 W. Eldorado Parkway 214-975-0430 library@littleelm.org www.littleelmlibrary.org MWF 10 a.m.-5:30 p.m. T TH 10 a.m.-8 p.m. S 10 a.m.-3 p.m. SU Closed
GET A LIBRARY CARD Check out books and use our resources with a free card. Texas residents are eligible for a card with photo ID and proof of address. Call or visit the Library to register for a card today!
CHECKOUTS AND RESOURCES
FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY
With a library card, you have access to all of the awesome resources that we have to offer.
The Little Elm Friends of the Library is a group of people who are committed to sustaining and improving the Library.
• Mobile Hotspots. Internet access 24/7! The Library has mobile hotspots that can be checked out for three weeks at a time.
Meetings are held the third Wednesday of each month at 7 p.m. Please call or email the library for m ore information on becoming a Friend.
• Microscopes. See things close up and take your science knowledge to a whole new level! Microscopes can be checked out for three weeks each.
MAKERSPACE Makers, creators, tinkerers, artists, crafters, and entrepreneurs: welcome to the Makerspace at Little Elm Public Library! Whether fun or functional, you supply the creativity, and we’ll supply the tools to bring your creations to life. Learn, imagine, create, and most importantly, make! The Makerspace is free to use by adults 18+ and teens ages 16+ who are Little Elm Public Library cardholders with accounts in good standing (not expired, no fees, or overdue materials).
• VOX™ Books. The world’s first audio books that live in print! These books combine outstanding picture books with audio recordings to make early literacy development fun! • Telescopes. What’s going on out there? See what else is in the sky with a telescope you can check out! • Lakefront Discovery STEM Backpacks. Get out, discover, and learn! Check out a backpack and go on an adventure in the parks. Learn about nature, bugs and butterflies, and the beach. • Seed Library. Have a green thumb? Patrons can check out up to eight packets of non- GMO heirloom seeds for six months. After harvest, simply return seeds to the seed library for the next patron to enjoy!
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LITTLE ELM PUBLIC LIBRARY VIRTUAL PROGRAMMING • Virtual Rhythm & Rhyme Storytime. Fun story time with movement and song! SU 2 p.m. Ages Birth-6 years Online Free • Virtual Pajama Family Storytime. Fun story time with movement and song! TH 6 p.m. Ages Birth-6 years Online Free • Virtual Toddler Storytime. Interactive story time for babies and toddlers. W 10:15 a.m. Ages Birth-3 years Online Free • Virtual Pre-School Storytime. Fun, interactive story time to build literacy skills. W 11 a.m. Ages 3-6 years Online Free • Spring Break at Little Elm Public Library. Visit us online on March 8-12 for virtual Spring Break fun! We’ll have free fun virtual family programs, events, and grab-and-go crafts for all ages to help beat the winter blahs!
DIGITAL SERVICES The Little Elm Public Library is more than just books! We offer a wide array of digital and electronic services, educational and career services, and much more! Learn about everything the Library has to offer at www.littleelmlibrary.org or check out our list of services below: • Mobile Printing. Print what you need from your PC, tablet, or smart phone. • Calendar. Find upcoming events and programs. • Interlibrary Loans. Do you need an article, book, or other material that the Little Elm Public Library does not own? The Library’s Interlibrary Loan (ILL) service will attempt to get it for you. • Tech Tools. We offer public-use PCs, color and black and white printing services, large format printing, faxing, scanning, free Wi-Fi access, as well as webcam and microphone service. • Internet To Go. Check out a mobile hotspot. • Become a U.S. Citizen. We offer online resources for you to study and practice for your citizenship exam. • Resume Services. Create a resume online with our Resume Maker Pro service. • Health Reference Center. Discover periodicals and reference book content designed for both nursing and allied health students, as well as consumer health researchers. • Reference USA. Search business and consumer databases, job skills, location, and industry to find business opportunities, companies, business information, addresses, phone numbers, and news articles for research. • Rocket Languages. Want to learn a new language? Check out these practical online language tools. • cloudLibrary. Check out books online! cloudLibrary makes it easy to find what you need online, using the web, a tablet, or your phone! • Freading. Freading is a new online service for Little Elm Library cardholders to download eBooks to their favorite devices. Freading offers over 11,000 titles in all genres. • ComicsPlus. Find your favorite comics online! • RB Digital Media. Read magazines, watch movies, documentaries, concerts, and classic TV, listen to lectures, take classes, or take ACT or SAT prep classes. • Education Services. We offer a wide range of online education services including GED prep, college test prep, K-12 education, career prep and exams, and classes to improve your reading, writing, and math skills! • Tumblebooks. Online assortment of children’s books, magazines, and videos.
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SENIOR CENTER CONTACT US
THE BRENDA BUTTON MILLS SENIOR CENTER
301 Main Street Little Elm, TX 75068 972-731-1464
The Senior Center is currently closed due to COVID-19. Call 972-731-1464 for updates. Stay active at any age with the Brenda Button Mills Senior Center hosts a variety of weekly leisure activities and monthly programs for the Little Elm area senior adults, ages 50 and over. Most programs are free or have a minimal charge. Check out the subpages of this site for all our fun-filled events and activities.
Closed due to COVID-19.
www.facebook.com/LittleElmAreaSeniors
PROGRAMMING All programs are free and for individuals age 50+. • Walk & Talk. Walk around the Little Elm Recreation Center Gym every M-F. M-F 7:30-8:30 a.m. REC • Yoga. This program will encompass centering, breathing, and breaking down the postures. The yoga postures taught will include sitting, standing, lying down, balance, stretching, and final relaxation. M 9-10 a.m. SRC • Chair Exercise. This Arthritis Foundation Exercise Program stretches, strengthens, and tones muscles in a no-impact exercise class. MWF 11-11:45 a.m. SRC • Tai Chi I. The Arthritis Foundation Tai Chi Program is designed to improve the quality of life for people with arthritis using Sun Style Tai Chi. This style includes agile steps and exercises that may improve mobility, breathing, and relaxation. MW 1-11:45 p.m. SRC • Tai Chi II. The Arthritis Foundation Tai Chi Program is designed to improve the quality of life for people with arthritis using Sun Style Tai Chi. This class further challenges the mind and body with more advanced movements. MW 2:30-3:15 p.m. SRC • Walk Slim Video. Come in and join this inspiring and fun, high-energy walking video. Dress comfortably and wear your walking shoes. MW 4-4:45 p.m. SRC • Movie. Come in for some popcorn and catch that movie you just missed at the theater. Movie titles and general information are printed in the newsletter each month. T 1-3:30 p.m. SRC • Line Dancing. Come and boot scoot with us at our line dancing classes. WF 8:30-10 a.m. SRC • Crocheting & Knitting. Whether you want to learn or already know how, join us for crocheting and knitting. Bring your own supplies or use ours! TH 9-11:30 a.m. SRC
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NOT JUST FOR SUMMER, THE LAKEFRONT AT LITTLE ELM IS A PLACE TO MAKE MEMORIES — ALL YEAR LONG! Sand Volleyball | Camping Kayaks Paddleboards | Fishing Hike & Bike Trails | Boat Ramp Playgrounds | Parks Unique Dining Outstanding Special Events www.lakefrontlittleelm.com
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ANIMAL ADULT ATHLETICS SERVICES CONTACT US
LITTLE ELM ANIMAL SERVICES
1605 Mark Tree Ln.
Welcome to Little Elm Animal Services. We strive to maintain a clean and inviting animal shelter, and we believe in the professional and ethical performance of our duties, and work to provide a safe and healthy environment for all animals in our care.
972-377-1898 After Hours/Non-Emergency: 940-349-1600 M-F 10 a.m.-5 p.m. (Closed for lunch from noon-1 p.m.) S 10 a.m.-1 p.m. SU Closed www.facebook.com/LittleElmAnimal Services
To reach Animal Services during regular business hours, call 972-377-1898. If no answer, please leave a message and Animal Service Officers will respond as soon as possible. If you have an Animal Services issue during non-business hours and holidays, call the Denton County Sheriff’s Office at 940-349-1600 or 972-434-5500. During non-business hours and holidays, Animal Services Officers will respond to emergencies and animal bites only.
OTHER SERVICES Animal Bites By state law, all dog and cat bites must be reported to the Animal Shelter. Call 972-377-1898 during regular business hours and 940-349-1600 after hours/non-emergency. Stray Pets Animals picked up by Little Elm Animal Services are housed at the Animal Shelter. Adoption Contact the shelter to visit and view adoptable dogs and cats. Adoption fees are $75. This includes spay/neuter, vaccines, and microchip. We accept cash and credit card only. All stray animals are held for five days before being placed for adoption, no exceptions. Once an animal is ready for adoption, we do not hold or reserve for any reason. We adopt and release to rescue on a first-come, first-served basis. Reporting Deceased Animals Deceased animals on the roadway can be reported by calling 972-377-1898. Animal Traps Live animal traps are available from Animal Services. There is not a fee to use a trap; however there is a $70 refundable deposit paid in cash only. Please call to check availability.
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Low Cost Vaccine Clinics Little Elm Animal Shelter 1605 Mark Tree Lane | Little Elm, TX, 75068
2021 Clinics Saturdays, 10:00 am – 12:00 pm
Feb 6 Aug 7
Dog Vaccinations & Services Rabies DAPPv Bordetella Lepto Lymes Canine Influenza H3N8/H3N2 Heartworm Test Tri-Heart Heartworm Prevention Trifexis
$5.00 $10.00 $10.00 $10.00 $15.00 $20.00 $20.00 $25.00-$35.00 $110.00
Apr 3 Oct 16
June 5 Dec 4
Cat Vaccinations & Services Rabies FeLV FHCPCh FeLV/FIV Test
$5.00 $10.00 $10.00 $20.00
Other Services General Dewormer (Strongid-T) Flea Preventative (1 month) Flea Preventative (6 month) Tapeworm Dewormer (Droncit) Home Again Microchip Bravecto 90 Day Flea/Tick Control
$5.00 $12.00 $60.00 $10.00-$15.00 $30.00 $45.00
We accept Cash or Credit Card only. Dogs must be on a leash or in a carrier. Cats must be in a carrier. No appointment necessary. Services given on a first come first serve basis. TCAP is a low cost service program that provides care for animals belonging to individuals or groups with insufficient resources to purchase the same care from a full service provider. TCAP works to make high quality, preventative care achievable for those who would otherwise be unable to afford it.
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BASKETBALL FACILITY THE COVERESERVATIONS AT THE LAKEFRONT We are currently not accepting reservations at this time due to COVID-19. Please call 972-731-3296 for updates
LITTLE ELM RECREATION CENTER
Craft Room. Capacity 46. The craft room is a 30’x30’ wood-floored room with a craft sink. A screen and projector are available. Conference Room. Capacity 20. The conference room is a state-of-the-art meeting space for small groups with three TVs that can connect to a computer or device. Reservations for this room can only be made in person. Multi-Purpose Room with Kitchen. Capacity 86. The multi-purpose room is a large 28’x42’ tiled room with an attached kitchen. A screen and projector are available. Gymnasium. Full-sized gym with a curtain that can be dropped to create two half-gym spaces. The full gym has a main basketball court, main volleyball court, and four pickleball courts. Each half gym has a small-sided basketball gym, a full volleyball court, and two pickleball courts.
ATHLETIC FIELDS
Little Elm Park Softball Fields. Two adult-sized softball fields are available to reserve when not in use by the Town of Little Elm-recognized adult and youth sports groups. Little Elm Park Soccer Fields. Three full-sized soccer fields and the potential for ten total soccer fields available to reserve when not used by the Town of Little Elm-recognized adult and youth sports groups. Cottonwood Park Baseball Fields. Three different-sized baseball fields are available to reserve when not used by the Town of Little Elm-recognized adult and youth sports groups. Cottonwood Park Softball Field. One youth-sized softball field that can also be used for adults, located at Cottonwood Sports Complex is available to reserve when not used by the Town of Little Elm-recognized adult and youth sports groups. Little Elm Park Sand Volleyball Courts. Ten courts on the beach and two courts next to the playground are available to reserve when not used by the Town of Little Elm-recognized adult and youth sports groups. The public may also use these courts when not reserved or used by Town of Little Elm-recognized adult and youth sports groups.
COMMUNITY CENTER & PAVILIONS
Community Center. The Community Center is a large 55’x30’ room with a kitchen and bathrooms attached. The facility may only be booked once per day and holds reservations of 100 people or less. Little Elm Park Playground Pavilion. The playground pavilion is the larger of the two pavilions and is located next to the playground. There are 12 picnic tables under the pavilion, and there is a grill attached. Groups larger than 75 people must complete a Special Events Application and pay additional fees. Please note that all Little Elm Park reservations are subject to the same parking fees as the general public. Little Elm Park Beach Pavilion. This pavilion overlooks the beach and sand volleyball courts at Little Elm Park. There are six tables at the beach pavilion. Groups larger than 75 people must complete a special events application and pay additional fees. Please note that all Little Elm Park reservations are subject to the same parking fees as the general public. Beard Park Pavilion. This pavilion is next to the park playground and has four picnic tables. Groups larger than 75 people must complete a Special Events Application and pay additional fees. McCord Park Splash Pad Pavilion. The Splash Pad Pavilion is located next to the play area and has two picnic tables located underneath the pavilion. Groups larger than 75 people must complete a Special Events Application and pay additional fees.
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FACILITY RESERVATIONS LITTLE ELM RECREATION CENTER
Fee Name Fee Member Discounted Rate Notes Damage Deposit $100 $100 Refundable, due for all reservations Craft Rm $40/hr $20/hr Capacity 46 Conference Rm $40/hr $20/hr Capacity 20 Multi-Purpose Rm $60/hr $40/hr Capacity 86 Gym 1/2 $70/hr $50/hr Email aadams@littleelm.org Gym Full-Court $125/hr $100/hr Email aadams@littleelm.org *Damage deposits will be refunded if the facility reserved is cleaned and the end of reservation checklist is completed. These prices are for reservations during regular operating hours. After-hours fees apply.
ATHLETIC FIELDS
Fee Name Fee Resident Discounted Rate LE Softball Fields $35/hr $30/hr Soccer Fields $35/hr $30/hr Baseball Fields $35/hr $30/hr Cottonwood Softball Fields $35/hr $30/hr Athletic Field Lights $20/hr $20/hr/field Sand Volleyball Courts $25/hr $15/hr *All fees are per field, per hour. **Field preparation is available for additional fee not to exceed $100 per field. ***Tournaments or multi-field reservations must complete the tournament application and provide proof of liability insurance. Gate fees negotiated with Director of Community Services.
COMMUNITY CENTER & PAVILIONS
Fee Name Fee Resident Discounted Rate Notes Community Center $60/hr $30/hr 4-hour minimum LEP Playground Pavilion $60/hr $40/hr 2-hour minimum Beach Pavilion $50/hr $30/hr 2-hour minimum Beard Park Pavilion $30/hr $20/hr 2-hour minimum Splash Pad Pavilion $30/hr $20/hr 2-hour minimum *Damage deposits apply for all reservations: $250 for Community Center, Little Elm Park, and Beach Pavilions; $100 for Beard Park Pavilion and Splash Pad Pavilion. Damage deposts are refundable so long as the facility reserved is cleaned. Little Elm Park Amphitheater available by Special Event Application only.
THE COVE AT THE LAKEFRONT Fee Name Cabana Reservations: M-Th Cabana Reservations: F-Su
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Party Room rentals and party package information available at www.thecoveatthelakefront.com. For partial or full-facility rentals, including the Mezzanine Terrace and Patio, email thecove@littleelm.org.
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