2015-2016 Fall/Winter Program Guide by WaukeeParks_Rec

Waukee City of

Parks & Recreation

Grant Park

Historic Downtown Triangle Park

Centennial Park

2015-2016 Fall/Winter Program Guide Waukee.org/parksandrec

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City of Waukee Information Registration and FAQs Special Events and Festivals Youth and Adult Sports Youth Camps and Activities Senior Activities and Day Trips Sugar Creek Golf Course Facility Rentals Parks and Facilities Community Information

Parks and Recreation Office

805 University Avenue Waukee, IA 50263 Phone: 515-978-0007 Fax: 515-987-3979 Hours: 7:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m., Monday–Friday

Waukee Parks and Recreation Staff Matt Jermier, Parks and Recreation Director MJermier@Waukee.org Josh VandeKamp, Recreation Supervisor JVandeKamp@Waukee.org Danae Edwards, Recreation Supervisor DEdwards@Waukee.org Ron Heimann, Parks Superintendent Kirk Apple, Laborer

2015 Park Board Chris Andrews Corby DeBord Sue Gregan Matt Hackett Jenna Hammond

Ethan Owens Robin Spear Jerry Slagter Troy Taylor

Get the Latest Information and News

Get notices about new programs, activities, registration deadlines, information on special events, festivals, weather cancellations and more by visiting Waukee.org. Check out the calendar of events, parks, trails and shelter information, and sign up for “Notify Me” to get email and text updates sent straight to your inbox. facebook.com/waukeeparksandrecreation @WaukeeParks_Rec

Waukee City Hall

230 West Hickman Road Phone: 515-978-7900 Fax: 515-987-1845 Hours: 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m., Monday–Friday

Mayor and City Council Shane Blanchard Brian Harrison Casey Harvey

Shelly Hughes Bill Peard, Mayor Rick Peterson, Mayor Pro Tem

Waukee Public Works

805 University Avenue Phone: 515-978-7920 Fax: 515-987-3979 Hours: 7:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m., Monday–Friday

Waukee Public Library

950 Warrior Lane Phone: 515-978-7944 Fax: 515-987-7945 Hours: 9:30 a.m.–8:30 p.m., Monday–Thursday 9:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m., Friday 9:30 a.m.–4:00 p.m., Saturday 1:00–4:00 p.m., Sunday (September–May)

Waukee Police Department

1300 SE L.A. Grant Parkway Phone: 515-978-7979 Fax: 515-987-5064 Emergency: 911 24-hour line: 515-222-3321

Waukee Fire Department 1300 SE L.A. Grant Parkway Phone: 515-978-7998 Emergency: 911

Waukee Community Center 675 Walnut Street Phone: 515-978-0007

Sugar Creek Golf Course

1505 6th Street Phone: 515-987-5247 Open Daily March–November, weather permitting

*Please note that some of the phone numbers for city offices have changed!

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Registration and FAQs When do I register? Most classes fill up fast, so don’t wait too long. For most programs, registration will stay open until one week prior to the start date, unless the program is already full.

Registration Information

Registration is now open for all activities. Payment is required at the time of registration. Please choose one of the options below to register today.

What is your cancellation policy? Programs, activities, special events and festivals that are canceled, postponed or changed in location will be announced as soon as possible. Please check Facebook, Twitter or Waukee.org for updates.

Online Visit Waukee.org/registration to pay with a credit or debit card. Credit and debit card payments are only accepted online. Scan the QR code with your mobile device to register now.

What is your photo/video policy? Photos/videos taken of participants and guests in programs, activities, special events and festivals may be used in promotional materials, press releases, and on the City of Waukee’s website and social media channels.

Mail Printable registration forms can be found at Waukee.org/parksandrec and mailed to Waukee Parks and Recreation at: 805 University Avenue, Waukee, IA 50263 Drop-Off Printable registration forms can be found at Waukee.org/parksandrec and dropped in our drop box in the lobby of the Public Works Building at: 805 University Avenue, Waukee, IA 50263

Do you send program reminders? Please mark your calendar after signing up for a program. The City of Waukee Parks and Recreation Department does not send program confirmations or reminders to individual participants.

Walk-In Don’t have a computer or a printer? Stop by the Parks and Recreation offices at 805 University Avenue for a printed registration form between the hours of 7:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m., Monday–Friday.

What is your refund policy? Refund requests must be made prior to the first day of the start of the program or prior to rosters being made for leagues. A $5 nonrefundable handling fee will be deducted from the refund when an enrollee withdraws prior to the first day of the program. Once the first day of class begins, refunds are not issued unless the class or program is canceled by the City of Waukee Parks and Recreation Department. Shelter refunds may be issued for reservations only when cancellations are made 10 business days prior to the date of reservation. There will be a $5 cancellation fee for any shelter refund. Community Center cancellations made after the 10 business days will be forfeiture of both deposit and rental payments. Refunds will be issued by check if original payment was made by check or cash. If payment was made online with a credit card, then credit will be put back on to the card. Please allow two to four weeks for refunds to be processed.

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Special Events and Festivals Special Event Application

The City of Waukee and the Parks and Recreation Department would love to help you host your special event in one of our city parks! Please visit Waukee.org/SpecialEventsApp to fill out our online application and get started. Applications are required for the use of public and/or park property.

WinterFest

WinterFest 2015

Haunted House

Haunted House 2015

The Waukee Park Board will sponsor a haunted house at the Centennial Park Enclosed Shelter on Friday, October 23 and Saturday, October 24. Enter if you dare, but be prepared to be scared. This haunted house is not suggested for young children. Location Enclosed Shelter at Centennial Park Time 7:00–10:00 p.m. Date Friday, October 23 & Saturday, October 24 Fee $5 (Bring three nonperishable goods for the Waukee Area Food Bank and receive $1 off.)

FamilyFest

Santa Claus is coming to town! Come early and help him light the holiday tree in Triangle Park then visit with him at the Community Center while you warm up with hot chocolate and cookies. Join the Waukee Area Arts Council and the downtown businesses for special holiday crafts and open houses. Please bring a nonperishable food item or toy to help support the Waukee Area Food Pantry. Location Waukee Community Center & Downtown Area Time 6:00–8:00 p.m. Date Friday, December 4

FamilyFest 2016

Join Waukee Parks and Recreation for our fourth annual FamilyFest! This free family-friendly event will get you out of the house to burn away those winter blues. Businesses from the Waukee area will have tables with games and prizes for kids as well as inflatables. ALL FREE! To become a vendor, please visit Waukee.org/FamilyFest. Location Time Date

TBD 9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m. Saturday, January 16

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Special Events and Festivals Letters from Santa

Because Santa is so busy during this time of year, he asked the Waukee Parks and Recreation Department to help put all of the nice boys and girls of Waukee on his Christmas Wish List. To receive a personalized letter from Santa please contact the Waukee Parks and Recreation office at 515-978-0007 between November 2–25. Ages 3-6 years old

Centennial Park ™

Plant Some Shade Tree Program

Waukee is proud to partner with MidAmerican Energy and the Iowa DNR to offer the Plant Some Shade™ program. The program allows MidAmerican Energy Company customers in Iowa to purchase up to two trees for just $30 each, with the remaining cost funded through a grant from MidAmerican Energy. Waukee is one of only 11 communities in Iowa who are providing this service and any MidAmerican Energy customer can participate. Order your trees by visiting Waukee.org/plantsomeshade starting September 1. Order Dates Start ordering September 1 until all trees are sold out. Pick-up Location Waukee Public Works Building Pick-up Date Wednesday, October 7 Pick-up Time 5:00–7:00 p.m. WinterFest

Sledding Hill

Get out and play! Don’t forget we have a customized, engineered sledding hill at Warrior Park guaranteed to make any snow day the greatest day ever. Bundle up and get sledding!

Centennial Park

TRICK OR TREAT!

Waukee Beggars’ Night will be held Friday, October 30 from 6:00–8:00 p.m. Warrior Park Sledding Hill

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Youth and Adult Sports Parent and Child Blastball

Not quite sure if your child is ready for T-ball? This is a chance for your child to learn about baseball and softball with the comfort of you as their partner. Each participant will do the drills with a parent, and parents will participate in most activities. Min/Max 8/16 Location Centennial Park Field 3 Time 5:30–6:15 p.m. Dates Fee Age

Tuesdays: September 15, 22, 29 $20 (includes T-shirt) 3 years old

2016 Girls’ Recreational Softball League

Waukee Parks and Recreation offers a recreational girls’ softball league, and girls from Kindergarten through 8th Grade are eligible to play. Participants are separated into five leagues. The season will run from the middle of April through the first week of June. Online registration begins December 1, 2015 and ends February 16, 2016. Register participants for the grade they are in for the 20152016 school year. Please call the Waukee Parks and Recreation Department with any questions about the upcoming season. Volunteer coaches are needed!

Major League: 6th, 7th & 8th grades Minor League: 4th & 5th grades Intermediate: 2nd & 3rd grades T-Ball: 1st grade T-Ball: Kindergarten

Fee: $68 Fee: $68 Fee: $58 Fee: $58 Fee: $58

Blastball

Youth Basketball League

This is an introductory league with clinic instruction and drills Week 1. Weeks 2, 3 and 4 include brief practice and warm-up time before playing a scheduled game. The goal of this instructional beginner league is to teach young participants the basic skills and rules of basketball and sportsmanship. Teams will be formed at random. Both boys and girls are welcome to participate. Volunteer coaches are needed! Location Eason Elementary (enter through SW doors) Time Games scheduled between 8:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m. Dates Saturdays: January 30; February 6, 13 and 20 Fee $42 (includes team T-shirt) Grades Kindergarten & 1st Grade: 32 participants 2nd & 3rd Grade: 32 participants

Basketball

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Youth and Adult Sports *NEw* Results boot camp

Achieve your fitness goals by joining Results Bootcamp! Results Bootcamp focuses on working participants at their level while making sure they get results. Participants will perform circuit training, high intensity interval training and endurance training. Attendees will be given workouts for off days, along with nutrition coaching. NASM-certified private trainer AJ Hanson will be the instructor. Classes will be held on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Min/Max 5/20 Location Waukee Public Works Building Time 5:45–6:30 p.m. Dates Tuesday and Thursday Evenings Session 1: September 8–October 15 Session 2: January 5–February 11 Fee $65 Ages Minimum of 16 years old

Volleyball

Adult Coed Indoor Volleyball League

Waukee Parks and Recreation will offer one indoor coed volleyball season Sunday afternoons at Waukee Middle School. There will be a B-league (more competitive) and a C-league (less competitive). Regular league play runs for 10 weeks with a season-ending tournament. Bring your children and take advantage of the on-site babysitting service for $1 per child. Location Waukee Middle School Time 12:30–5:30 p.m. Dates Sundays: November 15-March 6 Fee $275.60 per team

*NEW* Iowa Energy Night

*NEW* Family F.I.T. boot camp

(fitness inspiration together) Family F.I.T. Bootcamp is a program for the whole family! What better way to start the fall than to be active together and learn how to have a healthier life style? Family members 8 years and older can participate in this six-week program. NASM-certified trainer AJ Hanson will be the instructor. Classes will be held on Saturdays. Min/Max 5/25 Location Waukee Public Works Building Time 8:00–8:45 a.m. Date Saturdays: September 12–October 17 Fee 2 participants: $75 3 participants: $105 4 participants: $130 5 or more: $150 Ages Minimum of 8 years old

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Take your family to an Iowa Energy Game on February 6, 2016. The game will be held at Wells Fargo Arena and the game time is 7:00 p.m. Children will have the opportunity to be a part of the fan tunnel on the court before the game. **To participate in the fan tunnel, you need to arrive at Wells Fargo Arena by 6:30 p.m. Please meet at Fan Services in front of Section 124.** Go Energy! Min/Max Minimum of 20 tickets sold Location Wells Fargo Arena, Des Moines Time 6:30 p.m. arrival for the fan tunnel, Game starts at 7:00 p.m. Dates Saturday, February 6, 2016 Fee $10 per ticket Registration Monday, February 1, 2016 Deadline

Youth Camps and Activities Tot Lot

Romp, stomp and play! We have the setup to meet your children’s activity and social needs this fall and winter. With toddler toys ranging from blocks to tunnels and mats, there’s no shortage of action here. We provide the fun. Parents provide the supervision in this open gym for toddlers where kids love to play and parents get to socialize with one another. This is a non-structured activity. Tot Lot will be canceled when Waukee Schools are delayed or canceled due to inclement weather. Closed November 11 for Veterans Day. Location Waukee Public Works Building Date October 5-March 30 Times Mondays 8:30 a.m.–10:30 a.m. Wednesdays 8:00 a.m.–10:00 a.m. Fee Free! Ages Toddlers

Tumbling Tots

Parent/Child Tumbling This 30-minute, developmental play program is a very basic beginning program for little ones designed to get them exploring large motor movements in a group environment. It emphasizes balance and coordination through basic tumbling moves, exercises and songs. Children will also practice listening and turn-taking. A parent or guardian must accompany their child during each session. The child must be of the required age prior to the start of the session. Min/Max 4/10 Location Waukee Public Works Building Dates September–February September Session 1: Saturdays: September 12–26; October 3, 8:30 a.m. Session 2: September 21–24, 4:30 p.m. October Session 1: Tuesdays: October 6–27, 4:15 p.m. Session 2: Wednesdays: October 7–28, 4:30 p.m. November Session 1: Saturdays: November 7–28, 8:30 a.m. December Session 1: December 14–17, 3:30 p.m. January Session 1: Saturdays: January 9–30, 8:00 a.m. Session 2: January 19–22, 11:00 a.m. February Session 1: February 22–25, 4:30 a.m. Fee $20 per session Ages 2–3 years old

Tumbling Tots 2

This 30-minute program is designed for little gymnasts to learn and increase their basic tumbling motions. They will improve upon their tumbling skills and movements, coordination, strength and balance, by learning somersaults, front flips, back flips and more. The child must be of the required age prior to the start of the session. Min/Max 4/10 Location Waukee Public Works Building Dates September–February September Session 1: Saturdays: September 12–26; October 3, 9:05 a.m. Session 2: September 21–24, 5:05 p.m. October Session 1: Tuesdays: October 6–27, 4:50 p.m. Session 2: Wednesdays: October 7–28, 5:05 a.m. November Session 1: Saturdays: November 7–28, 9:05 a.m. December Session 1: December 14–17, 4:05 p.m. January Session 1: Saturdays, January 9–30, 8:35 a.m. Session 2: January 19–22, 11:35 a.m. February Session 1: February 22–25, 5:05 p.m. Fee $20 per session Ages 4–5 years old

Tot Lot

Red Cross Babysitting Training

Join us for one of three American Red Cross Babysitting Certification classes. Participants must be 11 years old and need to bring a sack lunch. Each participant will receive a Babysitter’s Training Handbook and a “starter kit.” Min/Max 6/10 Location Waukee Public Works Building Time 8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m. Dates October 26, December 30 & January 18 Fee $75 Ages 11 years old and up

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Youth Camps and Activities

*NEW* Power of Wind

An Iowa state university Outreach Program

*NEW* Sylvan Learning Center

Game Design 101 Get familiar with programming by desiging and building 2D video games from start to finish, including animated players, music and sound effects. Min/Max 1/6 Location Sylvan Learning Center, 8707 Northpark Court, Johnston Dates & Times Session 1: October 5–8, 5:00–7:00 p.m. Session 2: October 26–29, 4:00–6:00 p.m. Fee $225 Grades 3rd–5th grades Game Design 201 Build a strong foundation of programming skills by building a different type of video game each day – complete with game logic and physics. Min/Max 1/6 Location Sylvan Learning Center, 8707 Northpark Court, Johnston Time 5:00–7:00 p.m. Dates September 28–October 1 Fee $225 Grades 6th–8th grades

Are you interested in wind turbines and how they save energy? How about learning to power a cell phone with your own energy of motion? You will learn how to think like an engineer by studying wind and how it inspires creativity and design. Work with members of a team to design, create, build and test wind-powered devices. Participants are asked to bring a sack lunch. Snacks are provided. Min/Max 8/20 Location Waukee Community Center Time 9:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m. Dates Monday, January 11 Fee $50 Grades 6th–8th grades

Kids Cook! Snacking Cool After School

Milk and cookies may be a classic, but there are plenty of other easy-to-make snack options full of flavor and nutrition. Enjoy this hands-on cooking class taught by Waukee Hy-Vee Dietitian Erin Good, and learn to prepare delicious snacks with a healthy twist. Min/Max 5/10 Location Waukee Community Center Time 2:00–3:15 p.m. (Doors open at 1:45 p.m.) Dates Wednesdays October 21 (Spooky Snacks) November 18 (Homemade Pretzels & Dip) January 27 (Soups & Such) Fee $15 Grades 5th–8th grades

Super Snackers

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Youth Camps and Activities Little Ninjas

This early childhood program teaches the basic fundamentals of Taekwondo and Karate in a developmentally appropriate format to suit young children. The class will focus on building proper use of martial arts, self-respect, self-discipline and coordination of mind and body. The instructor, Dickey Renshi, has been teaching martial arts for more than 25 years and is an early childhood elementary school teacher. He is also a three-time inductee into the Martial Arts Hall of Fame. Class length is 30 minutes and sessions are ongoing throughout the fall and winter. Min/Max 10/20 Location Waukee Public Works Building Time 6:00–6:30 p.m. Dates Wednesday Evenings Session 1: September 23–October 28 Session 2: November 4–December 16 (No class 11/25) Session 3: January 6–February 10 Session 4: February 24–April 6 (No class 3/16) Fee $35/session Ages 4–6 years old Little Ninjas

Taekwondo/Karate

This program teaches the disciplines of Taekwondo and Karate. The class will focus on life protection techniques, building self-respect, self-discipline and coordination of mind and body. The instructor, Dickey Renshi, has been teaching martial arts for more than 25 years and is an early childhood elementary school teacher. He is also a three-time inductee into the Martial Arts Hall of Fame. Class length is 60 minutes and sessions are ongoing throughout the fall and winter. Min/Max 10/20 Location Waukee Public Works Building Time 6:40–7:40 p.m. Dates Wednesday Evenings Session 1: September 23–October 28 Session 2: November 4–December 16 (No class 11/25) Session 3: January 6–February 10 Session 4: February 24–April 6 (No class 3/16) Fee $40/session Ages 6 years old–Adult

B4K Saturday Workshop

At Bricks 4 Kidz® Saturday Workshop students will complete a combination of formal model building with B4K’s signature kits and model plans, as well as creative building with 1000+ LEGO® Bricks. Each workshop will follow a theme to guide creative play. Instructors will be there to assist, to inspire and help create. Creative play will include a collective project and mosaics. Students will receive a B4K balloon and a temporary tattoo. Min/Max 8/24 Location Waukee Community Center Time 9:00-11:00 a.m. Date September 26th “It’s a Zoo” Feature Build: Seal and Monkey Collective Project: Build a Zoo Mosaics: Animal Theme Fee $18 Ages

5-12 years old

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Senior Activities and Day Trips Senior Social & BINGO

Come join the Plus 50 Club for our monthly social meals catered by the Waukee Fareway. The social is held at the Waukee Community Center at 675 Walnut Street at noon on the first Friday of each month. The cost to attend is $4 (includes meal and Plus 50 Club donation). BINGO will follow the potluck at approximately 1:00 p.m. Come for a good meal and stay for a great social hour. We will not have Senior Social or BINGO from November through February. Dates September 4 October 2 March 4 Time 12:00–1:00 p.m. Fee BINGO cards cost $.10 per card played, with a maximum of two cards at one time.

Senior Social & BINGO

*NEW* Movie Matinee in the Miner’s

Join us the 2nd Tuesday of every month at 1:30 p.m. for a different movie on the library’s big screen. We will be showing everything from major blockbusters to classics. All movies are free, and popcorn and lemonade are available. No registration is required. Dates Movies September 8 The Longest Ride October 13 Cinderella (2015 Live Action) November 10 42 December 8 Holiday Inn January 12 The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel February 9 Casablanca March 8 The Theory of Everything

For any questions regarding senior activities and trips:

Contact Danae Edwards at 515-978-0007 or email DEdwards@Waukee.org.

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Saturday Night Cards

Every Saturday night at 7:15 p.m. the Plus 50 Club gets together for games and cards at the Waukee Community Center at 675 Walnut Street. Any senior is welcome to come and join the fun. Bring a friend and share your favorite game with the group. Contact Dolores Betzold at 515-987-5981 with questions.

*NEW* . . Technology Help: ipads/iphones/laptops

Want to set up an email account? Not sure how to use you iPad? Curious about Twitter? Bring your technology questions and get one-on-one assistance! Bring your own device or use one of our laptop computers. *Registration is limited. Call at 515-978-7944 or visit the Waukee Public Library to sign up. Dates Thursday Afternoons October 15 November 19 December 17 January 21 February 18 March 17

*NEW* Prairie meadows casino trip

Jackpot! You have just scored with this great trip we have planned! Learn how to play table games with our private dealer who will explain the tips and tricks to winning. Then dine with your winnings at one of the many restaurants or concessions in the casino. Min/Max 6/14 Location Depart from Waukee Community Center Time 10:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m. Date Wednesday, October 21 Fee $5

*Payment is due upon registration to reserve your spot for trips. Cancellations must be made three weeks prior to the date of the trip to receive a full refund.

Sugar Creek Golf Course The City of Waukee Parks and Recreation Department maintains Sugar Creek Golf Course, a beautiful 9-hole, Par 34 golf course that is open mid-March through mid-November, weather permitting. The course is great for beginners while providing a challenge for seasoned golfers. The practice facilities include a driving range, putting green and chipping area. Tee times are recommended, but not required. For more information, contact the clubhouse at 515-987-5247 or visit Waukee.org/sugarcreekgolf.

2015 Sugar Creek Golf FeeS Daily Rates Weekdays Weekends Juniors (Age 18 & under) Seniors (Mon–Thurs, Age 55+) Carts (per seat) Range Small Medium Large

(Taxes included)

9 Holes $16 $17 $10 $10 $10

18 Holes $25 $28 $17.50 $17.50 $14

30 balls $5 60 balls $7 90 balls $9

Frequent Customer Punch Cards 10 Rounds for the price of 9 10 Rounds for the price of 9 with cart 10 Large buckets for the price of 9

$153 $243 $81

Individual Golf Instruction

PGA Golf Professionals are available for private or semi-private golf instruction at Sugar Creek. Lessons are by appointment. All ages and abilities are welcome. Contact the clubhouse to schedule a lesson. Chad Proehl Two-Time Iowa PGA Player of the Year, PGA Golf Instructor 2013 Iowa PGA Low Stroke Average Wade Pettitt Inducted into the IHSCGA Hall of Fame Golf Professional in 2015, Waukee Parks & Recreation Juniors Golf Instructor

Golf TournamentS

Call the Clubhouse for more information.

Mixed Couples Events September 18, October 2 & 16 Spend your Friday night at Sugar Creek Golf Course for a night of golfing and dinner with these Mixed Couples Events. This 9-hole, two-person scramble event includes green fees, cart, range balls, dinner and prizes. *NEW* Speed Golf Teams of 4 use alternate shots to complete 9 holes in a timed event. The teams’ 9-hole scores will be added to their times to complete the event for an overall speed score. Max 16 teams Time 2:00 p.m. Date Saturday, September 19 Fee $20/player (includes all green fees, cart, range balls and prizes) 2-Cup Fall Scramble – 18 holes 4-person Best Shot format with 2 cups and no flagstick (Contestants putt to the closest hole). Max 16 teams Time Shotgun start at 11:00 a.m. Date Saturday, October 3 Fee $40/player (includes all green fees, cart, range balls and prizes)

Sugar Creek Golf Course

1505 6th Street Phone: 515-987-5247 facebook.com/SugarCreekGolfCourse

Corporate Outings When you host a corporate golf outing at Sugar Creek Municipal Golf Course, you have the ability to customize your outing to fit your organization’s needs. Our covered patio can host up to 60 guests and serves as a perfect setting for any post-game ceremony. Please contact the clubhouse for rates and availability. Gift Certificates Gift certificates make a great gift for the avid golfer. Get your holiday shopping done early and call the clubhouse to purchase and pick up your gift certificate before the holidays.

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Facility Rentals City of Waukee Rentals

Waukee Community Center...........................675 Walnut Street Waukee’s Community Center, formerly the Waukee Fire Station, is available for rent. Inside the 2,800 square-foot building is a refrigerator, sink, microwave, oven, warming drawer and coffee maker. The building has 12 round tables, 3 rectangle tables and 90 chairs, making it an ideal location for family reunions, small wedding receptions and business meetings. Rental fees: Half-Day Option One: 10 a.m.–3 p.m. $80 fee/$150 deposit Half-Day Option Two: 5 p.m.–10 p.m. $80 fee/$150 deposit Full-Day Option: 8 a.m.–10 p.m. $180 fee/$150 deposit Meeting Option: $25/hour *Additional set up time may be requested for a fee of $25/hour. *Audio/visual equipment can be rented for an additional $50. Ridge Pointe Park Pavilion...655 SE Legacy Pointe Boulevard The Ridge Pointe Pavilion sits on a 21-acre park with a covered concrete patio overlooking the park. Inside the 660 squarefoot pavilion is a refrigerator, sink and microwave along with restrooms that are shared with park users. The Pavilion has six round tables and two rectangle tables, seating for 48 plus additional seating on the patio and two charcoal grills. It is also heated, making it available during the winter. The pavilion is ideal for graduation parties or small celebrations. This is an all-day rental from 8 a.m.–10 p.m. Rental fee: $65 fee/$150 deposit Centennial Park Enclosed Shelter...............1255 Warrior Lane The enclosed shelter is located on the southwest corner of Centennial Park with a playground and restrooms nearby. The shelter has a small deck overlooking the park and a charcoal grilling area. Inside the shelter are 12 picnic tables. The shelter does not have heating or air-conditioning and is only available to rent April 1–October 12. This is an all-day rental from 8 a.m.–10 p.m. Rental fee: $40 fee/no deposit Centennial Park Open-Air Shelter...............1255 Warrior Lane The open-air shelter is in the heart of Centennial Park and is surrounded by an open grass area, a disc golf course, ball fields, playgrounds and restrooms. The shelter has 11 picnic tables and two charcoal grills. This shelter is available to rent April 1–October 31. This is an all-day rental from 8 a.m.–10 p.m. Rental fee: $25 fee/no deposit

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Windfield Park Open-Air Shelter...........114 Windfield Parkway The Windfield Open-Air Shelter is located in the newly renovated Windfield Park. It features age appropriate play areas, a full basketball court and a new backstop for baseball and softball. The shelter houses 4 picnic tables, a grilling area and a unisex enclosed restroom. This shelter will be available in the Spring of 2016.

City of Waukee Facility Rental Policies

Waukee Community Center Reservations can be made up to one year in advance of the reservation date. Reservations are confirmed when completed form and deposit are returned to the Parks and Recreation Department. Payment for the center needs to be received at least one week prior to the reserved date. Ridge Pointe Pavilion, Centennial Enclosed and Open Shelters and Windfield Shelter Weekend shelter rentals can be reserved up to six months in advance of the reservation date. Weekday shelter rentals can also be reserved in advance; however, weekday reservations are not accepted until after March 1 for the months of March– July and after August 1 for the months of August–February. Reservations are confirmed when completed form, payment and deposit are returned to the Parks and Recreation Department. Keys, if applicable, can be picked up the week of the reservation.

Please call the Waukee Parks and Recreation Department to reserve the Community Center at 515-978-0007. To reserve the Pavilion or any of our shelters, visit Waukee.org/parksandrec.

Parks and Facilities Waukee Parks and Recreation Facilities

Centennial Park.............................................1255 Warrior Lane Centennial Park offers a wide range of recreational opportunities. The 33-acre park is equipped with two sand volleyball courts, three ball diamonds, a 12-hole disc golf course, three playgrounds, one basketball court, a creek, a covered bridge, one open shelter and one enclosed shelter. There is plenty of open green space for playing soccer or enjoying a picnic with your family. Centennial Park has it all!

Windfield Park

Warrior Park........................................................1050 4th Street Songbird Park......Behind 1070 1st Pl., East of Southview Drive Warrior Park is a seven-acre park with four ball diamonds, one Songbird Park has been recognized as a “Backyard Wildlife playground and a specially engineered sledding hill for winter Habitat” and certified as such by The National Wildlife activities. Federation. This three-acre habitat is certified because of the conscientious planning, landscaping and sustainable gardening where wildlife may find quality habitat, food, water, shelter and places to raise their young. Windfield Park........................................114 Windfield Parkway Windfield Park is newly renovated and features many new and exciting amenities. The park is equipped with a full basketball court, a new backstop for baseball or softball, age appropriate play areas including a handicap-accessible swing, and an open shelter. Increased walking and biking paths make it easier to connect from the park to the Heart of the Warrior Trail.

Southfork Park Ridge Pointe Park..................655 SE Legacy Pointe Boulevard Ridge Pointe Park is a 21-acre park that serves as a flat open field for soccer practice and open play. It features two playgrounds, a sand volleyball court, a walking path, a backstop, a pavilion (available to rent year round) and a “Little Free Library” where you can share your books with others in the neighborhood.

G.E. Davis Park........................................Walnut and 7th Street G.E. Davis Park sits in front of the Waukee Community Center and honors George Edward Davis. Davis served as the mayor of the City of Waukee for 30 years. Grant Park..............................................605 SE Driftwood Lane Grant Park is a one-and-a-half-acre neighborhood park that was remodeled during the summer. The remodeled park includes walking paths, new playground equipment and a half-court basketball area.

Southfork Park..............................................Southbranch Drive Southfork Park is a three-acre neighborhood park with amenities including a playground, the Gordon Christianson open shelter, picnic tables and a grill and benches. New this fall, there is also a “Little Free Library.” Feel free to share and borrow books. Historic Downtown Triangle Park...Ashworth Drive and 6th St. Triangle Park is a half-acre park nestled in the heart of downtown Waukee featuring a large gazebo and serves as host to many community events throughout the year.

Grant Park

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Waukee Community Schools

Cub Scouts...............................................................................515-447-0069 Contact: Marsha Bailey beascout.org Pack178Waukee@gmail.com

Waukee Elementary Schools Brookview Elementary (K-5)............................................515-987-5166 8000 EP True Parkway, West Des Moines Principal: Terry Hurlburt Eason Elementary (K-5)..................................................515-987-5200 Principal: Clint Prohaska 605 Southeast Boone Drive Maple Grove Elementary (P-5)........................................515-987-3363 Principal: Kimberly Tierney 1455 98th Street, West Des Moines Shuler Elementary (P-5)..................................................515-987-8597 16400 Douglas Parkway, Clive Principal: Karen Allison Walnut Hills Elementary (P-4).........................................515-987-3585 4240 Northwest 156th Street, Urbandale Principal: Lyndsay Marron Waukee Elementary (P-5)...............................................515-987-5193 850 6th Street Principal: Nicole Tjaden Woodland Hills Elementary (P-5)....................................515-987-5196 1120 South 95th Street, West Des Moines Principal: Scott Shumaker Vince Meyer Learning Center (5)....................................515-987-5160 430 Ashworth Drive Principal: Lyndsay Marron Waukee Middle and High Schools South Middle School (6-8)...............................................515-987-3222 Principal: Doug Barry 2350 SE L.A. Grant Parkway Waukee Middle School (6-8)...........................................515-987-5177 Principal: Adam Shockey 905 Warrior Lane Timberline (8 & 9)............................................................515-987-9444 2605 LA Grant Parkway Principal: Brady Fleming

American Legion.......................................................................515-979-5350 Contact: Jerry Foster

Waukee District Administration...................................515-987-5161 560 Southeast University Avenue Superintendent of Waukee Schools: Dr. Dave Wilkerson Boy Scouts................................................................................515-987-8026 Contact: Brett Thayer waukeetroop178.com Waukee Community Education..........................515-987-5161x4503 Crime Stoppers..........................................................................515-987-9000 Director: Jeff Longman

Dallas County Extension and Outreach.................................515-993-4281 Contact: Aleta Cochran Aleta@iastate.edu Girl Scouts of Greater Iowa.....................................................515-278-2881 girlscoutsiowa.org Plus 50 Club..............................................................................515-987-5981 Contact: Dolores Betzold Rotary Club...............................................................................515-987-6161 Contact: Stephen Banks waukeerotary.org VFW-Veterans of Foreign Wars...............................................515-987-1347 vfw.org Contact: Donald Bringle Vision Soccer Academy...........................................................515-419-5112 Contact: Chris McGill visionsocceracademy.com ChrisCBM@yahoo.com Walnut Creek Baseball.............................................................515-707-3902 Contact: Mike Young wcbiowa.com Warrior Athletic Club................................................................515-369-8883 waukeesoftball.com Waukee Area Arts Council.......................................................515-402-7870 Contact: Dawn Grey waukeearts.org Waukee Area Chamber of Commerce.....................................515-978-7115 waukeechamber.com Contact: Melinda Behn Waukee Garden Club...............................................................515-554-4794 Contact: Ginni DeHaan Waukee Girls Softball...............................................................515-978-0007 Contact: Parks and Recreation waukee.org/parksandrec Waukee Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Club............................................................515-987-4607 Contact: Fran Jolliffe YMCA.........................................................................................515-987-9996 Contact: Eric Kress dmymca.org

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Prairieview (8 & 9)...........................................................515-987-2770 655 Southeast University Avenue Principal: Juley Murphy-Tiernan Waukee High School (10-12)..........................................515-987-5163 555 Southeast University Avenue Principal: Kirk Johnson

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