2018 Spring/Summer Discover Savage Parks & Recreation Brochure

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CREATING COMMUNITY THROUGH PARKS,
PROGRAMS AND PEOPLE

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How to Register/Registration Procedures.......................1 Savage Parks and Recreation
Creating Community........................................................2
Halloween Bash..............................................................3 Parks and Recreation Division
Youth Programs............................................................4-5 13770 Dakota Ave., Savage, MN 55378
Playground Camps.....................................................6-10
Junior Instructor Volunteer Program................................9 Direct | 952-224-3420
Savage Community Pool...............................................10 Fax | 952-224-3430
Music in the Park........................................................... 11 Office Hours | Monday - Friday, 7:30 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Service Day Saturday.................................................... 11
Fabulous Fridays......................................................12-13 Parks and Recreation Staff
Open Play......................................................................13
Sports Camps...........................................................14-15 Public Works Director.......................................... Greg Boatman
Adult Athletics................................................................16 Recreation Services Manager...................................... Chris Dill
Public Works Open House............................................17 Recreation Coordinator...........................................Luke Kegley
Dan Patch Days............................................................18 Recreation Administration.................................. Robbie Bunnell
Dan Patch 5K Pace & 1 Mile Fun Run..........................19 Recreation Administration....................................Tammy Coyne
McColl Pond ELC..........................................................20 Parks and Natural Resources Superintendent............. Jon Allen
Arbor Day Tree Sale & Celebration...............................21 Parks Administration................................................... Jo Schmitt
Adopt-a-Garden, Adopt-a-Park......................................22
#FINDYOURPARK........................................................ 23 City Phone Numbers
Parks & Trails Map........................................................24
Reserve a Picnic Shelter...............................................25 Parks and Recreation........................................... 952-224-3420
Night to Unite.................................................................26 Recreation Weather Line...................................... 952-882-2688
Parks & Recreation Photo Contest................................27 Savage Sports Center.......................................... 952-567-2095
Registration Form..........................................................28 Savage Public Library.......................................... 952-707-1770
Sponsorship Opportunities............................................29 City Hall................................................................ 952-882-2660
Savage Police Department Open House....... Back Cover Police Department................................................ 952-882-2600
Fire Chief.............................................................. 952-882-2689
Public Works......................................................... 952-224-3400
Engineering.......................................................... 952-882-2671
Utility Services...................................................... 952-224-3400
Utility Billing.......................................................... 952-882-2681
Planning................................................................ 952-882-2660
Building Inspections............................................. 952-882-2650
TTD....................................................................... 952-882-2660

Youth Athletic Associations

Burnsville Athletic Club (B.A.C.)
952-895-4425 • bacsports.org

Burnsville Community Education
952-707-4110 • communityed191.org

Prior Lake-Savage Community Education
952-440-2930 • priorlake-savage.k12.mn.us

Prior Lake Athletics for Youth (P.L.A.Y.)
952-440-7529 • playinfo.org

Prior Lake Soccer Club
priorlakesoccer.org

Prior Lake-Savage Hockey Association
plsha.com

Prior Lake Youth Wrestling
612-747-6900

How to Register Registration Procedures

The City of Savage welcomes you to participate in our programs. Are You In?
We strive to provide reasonable accomodations to meet the needs
of our residents regardless of any barrier. If you would like to The program will be held at the time and place indicated, and you
request an accomodation to make registration and/or programs are enrolled unless otherwise notified. View your household calen-
more accessible, please call 952-224-3420 or email dar online under My Account.
[email protected].
Register Early
Online Registration
Savage Recreation is dedicated to providing programs that are of
To register online, whether you are new to Savage Recreation or if interest to the community. Registration deadlines are established
you have registered with us before, it is essential that your online to allow staff time to adequately prepare for programs. To ensure
household account is current prior to registering. classes are held as scheduled, we ask that you register early
whenever possible.
You will find a link to register online on our City website at
cityofsavage.com. If you have any questions or need assistance Waiting List
with your online account, call our direct line at 952-224-3420.
In the event that a class fills, you have the option to be added to a
Mail-in Registration wait list. We highly recommend that you get on your first choice wait
list and also register for alternate classes (your second choice).
Registration forms can be found on the City of Savage website, We can always transfer you into your first choice if a spot opens.
in the Discover Savage Parks & Recreation brochure, and at
our office location. Completed forms, including any medical Registration - Age Limits and Why
concerns, should be submitted with a check payment to the
Savage Recreation office. Please do not include your credit Age requirements are set to optimize the overall program experi-
card number on the registration form and do not send cash ence. Participants must meet the age or grade requirements for
through the mail. each class or may be denied entry. Registrations are accepted until
the class is full or until the registration deadline.
Mail to:
Savage Parks and Recreation Cancellations/Refund Policy
13770 Dakota Ave., Savage, MN 55378
Refunds prior to the registration deadline are subject to a $5
Walk-in Registration processing fee per person, per activity. NO REFUNDS are given
after the registration deadline date. If the Parks and Recreation Divi-
Registering in person is available at the Public Works facility, sion cancels a class, you are not subject to the $5 processing fee;
13770 Dakota Ave., Monday through Friday between 7:30 a.m. all money will be refunded. If a program is canceled due to
and 4 p.m. A 24-hour drop box is located in the front entrances inclement weather, no refund will be issued.
of Public Works and City Hall for drop off of registrations after
business hours. Scholarships

Household Accounts Savage Parks and Recreation has updated its youth scholarship
policy and procedure for the 2018 season. This program is open to
If you have registered with Savage Parks and Recreation, Savage resident youth, 17 years and under. The application, along
you already have an online household account. To access your with proof of income documentation must be submitted for approval
account, go to cityofsavage.com, and click the Register/Reserve prior to activity registration; please allow up to 5-7 days for account
Online tab under the Parks & Recreation drop-down menu, and log set-up. New this year, we have designated a specific dollar amount
in. Once logged in, you can access your household calendar, view for scholarships and will distribute on a first come, first serve basis
family rosters, reprint receipts, view registration history, register for as long as the funds are available. This is subject to availability,
classes, pay old balances, add emergency contacts, and more. will not be applied retroactively, and can change without notice.
All recreation registration deadlines and refund policies apply to
Data Privacy scholarship recipients.

The Data Privacy Act requires that we inform you of Please call our office at 952-224-3420 for more information,
your rights about private data requested on our forms. or if you need assistance with the application process.
Data is available to you. It will not be provided to the
public. The information that you provide will be made Photo Policy
available to necessary City staff personnel in Parks and
Recreation, third-party instructors, and the City’s insurer Photographs and video are periodically taken of participants while
and attorney. You have the right to withhold this data, but they are in programs, at special events, in City facilities or enjoying
please be informed that Savage Parks and Recreation the parks. Please be aware that these photos may be published.
may not be able to complete your registration or get you
program updates without a completed registration form. 1

creating community

Playground Sampler

Explore, play, discover, create in your community.

Join our recreation team as we venture to select FREE
Savage parks to play games, do activities and PROGRAM!
crafts each week this summer. This free drop-in

program will give kids and their families the

opportunity to preview what our playground camps

are all about.

June 12: Savage Community Park • 13500 Dakota Ave., Savage
June 19: Woodhill Park • 8901 138th St., Savage
June 26: Hollywood Park • 12840 Lynn Ave., Savage
July 10: Trost Park • 5455 137th St., Savage
July 17: O’Connell Park • 5165 South Park Drive, Savage
July 24: River Bend Park • 14347 Joppa Ave., Savage
August 7: Canterbury Park • 13444 Inglewood Ave., Savage

Ages: All ages
Price: Free
Time: 4:30 - 6:30 p.m.

Movies in the Outfield | August 10 & 24 FREE
EVENT!
Free Friday flicks. Come to the Savage Community
Park ball fields for a free movie night. Bring your
lawn chair and blankets, grab some popcorn from
the concession stand or a treat from an on-site food
and enjoy the evening with your friends, family and
community.

August 10: Despicable Me 3 (PG)
August 24: Star Wars the Last Jedi (PG-13)
Price: Free
Time: Seating starts at 7 p.m. | Movie begins at dusk
Location: S avage Community Park (ball fields)

13500 Dakota Ave., Savage

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youth programs

Family Fishing | May 19 Summer Adventures | July 5 & 6

Learn about types of fish, preparing equipment, bait, and Join the recreation team and Three Rivers Park
handling fish once they are caught. This program is available District for two days filled with summer adventures.
to participants of all ages. Equipment and fishing licenses are Canoeing, archery, fishing, traditional camp games,
provided during this class. crafts and more while enjoying the outdoors and
surrounding grounds of McColl Pond.
Activity #: 312155-01
Registration deadline: May 10 Activity #: 312943-01
Grade: All ages Registration deadline: June 25
Price: $10 per person Grade: K-6th grade
Time: 1 - 3 p.m. Price: $45 per person
Location: McColl Pond ELC • 13550 Dakota Ave., Savage Time: 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Location: McColl Pond ELC • 13550 Dakota Ave., Savage

Stories on the Pond Kick’n with a Cop | August 17

Join Ms. Stacy for story time on the McColl FREE Play a fun-filled game of kickball with members of the Savage
Pond ELC patio. Kids, families and friends PROGRAM! Police Department. Participants will enjoy a hot dog picnic
including chips, a juice box and treat. Remember to wear your
are welcome to drop-in for a free story time tennis shoes and be dressed to play! Please bring a refillable
water bottle and sunscreen. Participants will receive one
and activities presented by the Savage Library recreation t-shirt upon arrival (provide size when registering).

and Savage Parks and Recreation. No registration required. Activity #: 310751-01
Registration deadline: August 12
June 7 August 2 Grade: K-6th
July 12 September 6 Price: $10
Time: 11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
Ages: All ages Location: S avage Community Park (ball fields)
Price: Free
Time: 5:30 - 6:15 p.m. 13500 Dakota Ave., Savage
Location: McColl Pond ELC • 13550 Dakota Ave., Savage

This is a rain or shine program. In case of weather, the story will be
moved inside the McColl Pond ELC.

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Anything Goes! | August 20 & 21 Nature Investigators Camp | August 20-23

Anything Goes! is back and ready for you to think outside the Explore a new nature topic each day with Three Rivers Park
box. It is camper’s choice all day for whatever games, crafts, District. Meet live creatures, participate in pond studies, go on
and activities you want to do. nature hikes, do some fishing and more. Dress for the outdoors
and bring a hat and sunscreen.
All participants should be dressed for the outdoors and bring
a refillable water bottle and sunscreen each day of camp. Activity #: 312155-03
Participants should also bring two snacks and a bag lunch Registration deadline: August 10
with a drink. Please do not bring snacks or lunches containing Ages: 5-7
peanut products. Price: $116 per person
Time: 1-4 p.m.
Activity #: 312942-01 (August 20) Location: McColl Pond ELC • 13550 Dakota Ave., Savage
Activity #: 312942-02 (August 21)
Registration deadline: August 12
Grade: K-6th
One day: $20 per person
Both days: $30 per person
Time: 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Location: McColl Pond ELC • 13550 Dakota Ave., Savage
This is a rain or shine program. If the program is canceled due to
severe weather, no refunds will be issued.

Tiny Anglers | August 20-23 Calling All Horse Lovers! | August 21

Join us at the McColl Pond Environmental Learning and Event Partnering with Golden Ridge Stables in Lakeville, Savage Parks
Center (ELC) for a full day with fish. Play games and learn more and Recreation presents “Calling All Horse Lovers”. This five-hour
about Minnesota fish species and how to safely use fishing day camp is designed to give riders a fun-filled day of riding
equipment with the staff from Three Rivers Park District. experience with reliable horses. In addition, campers will play
Dress for outdoors and bring a hat and sunscreen. games and make a treasured keepsake. Each participant will
discover how to safely work with their horse on the ground as
Activity #: 312155-02 well as on its back in a “hands-and seat-on” environment.
Registration deadline: August 10 Because participation is limited to only eight riders, each
Ages: 4-6 child will get individualized attention, a structured riding lesson,
Price: $116 per child and learn fun and interesting things about their horse. For saftey
Time: 9 a.m.-Noon reason, participants must be physically and cognitively able to
Location: McColl Pond ELC • 13550 Dakota Ave., Savage ride a horse on their own.

Requirements: Jeans and boots; riders will not be allowed to ride in
tennis shoes. Helmets will be provided. Bring a water bottle, a nut-free
snack and a bag lunch. Participants are to be on-site by the program
start time. Transportation is not provided.

Activity #: 311203-03
Registration deadline: August 12
Age: 8-13
Price: $90 per child
Time: 10 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Location: G olden Ridge Stables • 8315 190th St. W, Lakeville

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playground camps

Playground programs are an awesome place to make friends, learn new things, play and have fun. Join Savage Parks and Recreation for
a summer filled with games, crafts and other activities. Each week’s activities are based off of a fun theme and guaranteed to make each
summer one to remember. All playground camp participants will receive one Recreation t-shirt for the summer. T-shirts will be available
on site the first day of each session. Please select your t-shirt size at the time of registration.
Playground Pals and Tiny Tots camps run Monday-Thursday for one week increments.

What to bring to camp: All participants should be dressed for the outdoors and bring a refillable water bottle and sunscreen each day
of camp. Half day and Tiny Tot participants should bring one snack. Full day participants should bring two snacks and a bag lunch
with a drink. Please do not bring snacks or lunches containing peanut products to any camps.
For the most up-to-date information parents are encouraged to call the recreation weather and information line at 952-882-2688.
This is a rain or shine program, if the program is canceled due to severe weather, no refunds will be issued.

Weekly Themes Let’s Go H2O! • July 23-26

Playground Party • June 18-21 Make a big splash with a full day playing and creating with
water! Keep cool and see how much fun water can be during
Summer is finally here and it is time to celebrate! Join the party the summer time. Participants should bring a towel and wear
where we will play traditional playground games and kick a swimming suit.
summer off right.
Game Changer • July 30-August 2
Stars and Stripes • June 25-28
Game on! From kickball, to soccer and relays, to capture the flag,
To celebrate our stars and stripes, there will be red, white, we will use footwork and teamwork to see who will be a game
and blue everything. Make patriotic crafts and participate in changer for their team this week.
“North vs South” capture the flag.
Space Invaders • August 6-9
No regular camp will be held July 2-6
Take off as we blast through the universe. We will explore the
Everyday Heroes • July 9-12 different planets and play games that are space worthy.

The Savage Fire Department will make a visit to camps this Best of the Best • August 13-16
week and show us what it means to be an everyday hero.
This week will feature camper favorites from the entire summer.
Water Wipeout • July 16-19 Have fun with the best games, the best crafts, the best friends,
and the best activities – just for you!
Slip ‘n’ slides, sponge fights, it’s a water wipeout! Everything
water and summer fun mixed into one during this wet and
wild week at playground camp. Participants should bring a
towel and wear a swimming suit.

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Playground Pals | Canterbury Park Register for
all 8 full-day
Playground Pals runs Monday - Thursday each week and offers a full day option or two half day options. sessions and

Grade: 1st-6th save $40!
Half day (morning or afternoon): $20 per person/per session
Full day: $40 per person/per session (All 8 weeks - $280) (Deadline: June 4)
Location: Canterbury Park • 13444 Inglewood Ave., Savage
Registration Dead-
Theme Date Morning Afternoon Full Day line
Playground Party June 18-21 9 a.m. - Noon 1 - 4 p.m. 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Stars & Stripes June 25-28 314254-01 June 3
314253-01 314255-01 June 17
Everyday Heroes July 9-12 314255-02
Water Wipeout July 16-19 314253-02 314254-02 July 1
Let’s Go H2O! July 23-26 314255-03 July 8
Game Changer July 30-August 2 NO CAMP JULY 2-5 314255-04 July 15
Space Invaders August 6-9 314255-05 July 22
Best of the Best August 13-16 314253-03 314254-03 314255-06 July 29
314255-07 August 5
314253-04 314254-04 314255-08

314253-05 314254-05

314253-06 314254-06

314253-07 314254-07

314253-08 314254-08

Playground Pals | Hollywood Park Register for
all 8 full-day
Playground Pals runs Monday - Thursday each week and offers a full day option or two half day options. sessions and

Grade: 1st-6th save $40!
Half day (morning or afternoon): $20 per person/per session
Full day: $40 per person/per session (All 8 weeks - $280) (Deadline: June 4)
Location: Hollywood Park • 12840 Lynn Ave., Savage
Registration Dead-
Theme Date Morning Afternoon Full Day line
Playground Party June 18-21 9 a.m. - Noon 1 - 4 p.m. 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Stars & Stripes June 25-28 314259-01 June 3
314257-01 314258-01 June 17
Everyday Heroes July 9-12 314258-02
Water Wipeout July 16-19 314257-02 314259-02 July 1
Let’s Go H2O! July 23-26 314258-03 July 8
Game Changer July 30-August 2 NO CAMP JULY 2-5 314258-04 July 15
Space Invaders August 6-9 314258-05 July 22
Best of the Best August 13-16 314257-03 314259-03 314258-06 July 29
314258-07 August 5
314257-04 314259-04 314258-08

314257-05 314259-05

314257-06 314259-06

314257-07 314259-07

314257-08 314259-08

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Playground Pals | River Bend Park Register for
all 8 full-day
Playground Pals runs Monday - Thursday each week and offers a full day option or two half day options. sessions and

Grade: 1st-6th save $40!
Half day (morning or afternoon): $20 per person/per session
Full day: $40 per person/per session (All 8 weeks - $280) (Deadline: June 4)
Location: River Bend Park • 14347 Joppa Ave. South, Savage
Registration
Theme Date Morning Afternoon Full Day Deadline
Playground Party June 18-21 9 a.m. - Noon 1 - 4 p.m. 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. June 3
Stars & Stripes June 25-28 314262-01 June 17
314260-01 314261-01
Everyday Heroes July 9-12 314261-02 July 1
Water Wipeout July 16-19 314260-02 314262-02 July 8
Let’s Go H2O! July 23-26 314261-03 July 15
Game Changer July 30-August 2 NO CAMP JULY 2-5 314261-04 July 22
Space Invaders August 6-9 314261-05 July 29
Best of the Best August 13-16 314260-03 314262-03 314261-06 August 5
314261-07
314260-04 314262-04 314261-08

314260-05 314262-05

314260-06 314262-06

314260-07 314262-07

314260-08 314262-08

Playground Pals | Savage Community Park Register for
all 8 full-day
Playground Pals runs Monday - Thursday each week and offers a full day option or two half day options. sessions and

Grade: 1st-6th save $40!
Half day (morning or afternoon): $20 per person/per session
Full day: $40 per person/per session (All 8 weeks - $280) (Deadline: June 4)
Location: Savage Community Park • 13500 Dakota Ave., Savage
Registration
Theme Date Morning Afternoon Full Day Deadline
Playground Party June 18-21 9 a.m. - Noon 1 - 4 p.m. 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. June 3
Stars & Stripes June 25-28 314251-01 June 17
314250-01 314252-01
Everyday Heroes July 9-12 314252-02 July 1
Water Wipeout July 16-19 314250-02 314251-02 July 8
Let’s Go H2O! July 23-26 314252-03 July 15
Game Changer July 30-August 2 NO CAMP JULY 2-5 314252-04 July 22
Space Invaders August 6-9 314252-05 July 29
Best of the Best August 13-16 314250-03 314251-03 314252-06 August 5
314252-07
314250-04 314251-04 314252-08

314250-05 314251-05

314250-06 314251-06

314250-07 314251-07

314250-08 314251-08

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Playground Pals | Trost Park Register for
all 8 full-day
Playground Pals runs Monday - Thursday each week and offers a full day option or two half day options. sessions and

Grade: 1st-6th save $40!
Half day (morning or afternoon): $20 per person/per session
Full day: $40 per person/per session (All 8 weeks - $280) (Deadline: June 4)
Location: Trost Park • 5455 137th St., Savage
Registration
Theme Date Morning Afternoon Full Day Deadline
Playground Party June 18-21 9 a.m. - Noon 1 - 4 p.m. 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. June 3
Stars & Stripes June 25-28 314265-01 June 17
314263-01 314264-01
Everyday Heroes July 9-12 314264-02 July 1
Water Wipeout July 16-19 314263-02 314265-02 July 8
Let’s Go H2O! July 23-26 314264-03 July 15
Game Changer July 30-August 2 NO CAMP JULY 2-5 314264-04 July 22
Space Invaders August 6-9 314264-05 July 29
Best of the Best August 13-16 314263-03 314265-03 314264-06 August 5
314264-07
314263-04 314265-04 314264-08

314263-05 314265-05

314263-06 314265-06

314263-07 314265-07

314263-08 314265-08

Junior Instructor Volunteer Program

This volunteer experience will provide the opportunity for 12-15 year old participants to gain leadership, communication and job
skills. Junior Instructors will work side by side with our Playground Camp Instructors on all camp duties. Duties include but are not
limited to assisting with check-in/check-out of participants, craft set-up and implementation, leading games, activities and more.

Space is limited. Application deadline: April 8 To apply
Session 1 | June 19 - July 19 (no programs July 2-5) Application | Complete the Junior Instructor application online at
Time: 8:45 a.m. 12:15 p.m., Tuesdays/Thursdays cityofsavage.com/volunteer-opportunities. Appication deadline is
April 8.
Session 2 | July 24 - August 16
Time: 8:45 a.m. 12:15 p.m., Tuesdays/Thursdays Interview | If selected for an interview, you will be contacted in
April by the Savage Parks and Recreation Division.
Program and park location placement options
Tiny Tots (4 years old - Kindergarten) Background Check | Prior to placement, volunteers will be asked
to complete and undergo a criminal background check.
O’Connell Park, 5165 South Park Drive
Summit Pointe Park, 13751 Boone Ave. If you have questions or would like more information, contact
the Savage Parks and Recreation Division at 952-224-3420.
Playground Pals (1st - 6th grade)
Canterbury Park, 13444 Inglewood Ave.
Hollywood Park, 12840 Lynn Ave.
River Bend Park, 14347 Joppa Ave. South
Savage Community Park, 13500 Dakota Ave.
Trost Park, 5455 137th St.

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Tiny Tots | O’Connell Park msapkelaash

Tiny Tots runs Monday - Thursday each week and is offered a morning half day option. Swim in the state-of-the-art
outdoor swimming pool this summer
Age: 4 years - Kindergarten (participants must be potty trained)
Half day (morning): $20 per person/per session at Life Time Fitness! Giant water
Location: O’Connell Park • 5165 South Park Drive, Savage slides, youth activities and play

Theme Date Morning Registration equipment available.
Playground Party June 18-21 9 a.m. - Noon Deadline
Stars & Stripes June 3 May 28 - September 3
304151-01 June 17
Everyday Heroes Sunday | 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Water Wipeout June 25-28 304151-02 July 1 Monday - Saturday | 10 a.m. - 8 p.m.
Let’s Go H2O! July 8
Game Changer NO CAMP JULY 2-5 July 15 Resident Day Pass................$11
Space Invaders July 22
Best of the Best July 9-12 304151-03 July 29 Non-resident Day Pass........................ $25
August 5
July 16-19 304151-04 Resident Pool Pass............$8.25

July 23-26 304151-05 Non-resident Pool Pass....................... $25

July 30-August 2 304151-06 Pool Pass (Ages 12 and under).....$4

August 6-9 304151-07 Non-resident Pool Pass......................... $5
(Ages 11 and under)
August 13-16 304151-08

Tiny Tots | Summit Pointe Park

Tiny Tots runs Monday - Thursday each week and is offered a morning half day option.

Age: 4 years - Kindergarten (participants must be potty trained)
Half day (morning): $20 per person/per session
Location: Summit Pointe Park, 13751 Boone Ave., Savage

Theme Date Morning Registration
Playground Party June 18-21 9 a.m. - Noon Deadline
Stars & Stripes June 3
304150-01 June 17
Everyday Heroes
Water Wipeout June 25-28 304150-02 July 1
Let’s Go H2O! July 8
Game Changer NO CAMP JULY 2-5 July 15
Space Invaders July 22
Best of the Best July 9-12 304150-03 July 29
August 5
July 16-19 304150-04

July 23-26 304150-05

July 30-August 2 304150-06

August 6-9 304150-07

August 13-16 304150-08

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June 13: The Riverside Rockets July 25: Galactic Cowboy Orchestra

Early Rock-N-Roll Folk/Rock/Bluegrass

June 20: The Tuxedo Band Aug. 1: Stomp N Dixie

Classic Rock-N-Roll/Country Dixie Ragtime

June 27: The Teddy Bear Band Aug. 8: The Toonies Family Fun Show

Kids/Family Kids/Family

July 11: Echos of Elvis Aug. 15: Pan-Handlers Steel Drum Band

Family Tropical Sounds

July 18: Charlie Maguire

Folk

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fabulous friday

Fabulous Fridays are back and ready for you! These one day camps are filled with small group activities, nature play (fishing at
McColl Pond, nature walks and exploration time), large group games, activities, special guests and day trips. Each Fabulous Friday
participant will receive one Recreation t-shirt for the summer. T-shirts will be available on site the first day of each session. Please select
your t-shirt size at the time of registration.

Fabulous Friday will run from 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. to allow time for travel during day trips as well as for special guests and speakers.

What to bring to camp: Participants should dress to be outdoors and bring a refillable water bottle and sunscreen to camp each day.
Also bring two snacks and a bag lunch with a drink. Please do not bring snacks or lunches containing peanut products to any camps.
We ask that all participants wear their Recreation t-shirt on any day trips they attend.

For the most up-to-date information parents are encouraged to call the recreation weather and information line at 952-882-2688.
This is a rain or shine program, if the program is canceled due to severe weather, no refunds will be issued.

Weekly Themes Crime Fighters • July 27

Wilderness Survival • June 22 Fabulous Friday will meet at City Hall this week to spend the day
being detectives with the Savage Police Department. Participants
Venturing to Cleary Lake Regional Park, we will meet up with will get a tour of the Police Department and complete different
wilderness survival experts from Three Rivers Park District. crime fighting themed activities.
Working together, we will see what it takes to survive by
learning about archery, canoeing and geocaching. Wild Flowers, Wild Creatures, Wild Fun! • August 3

I Really Wonder... • June 29 Make your own journal, and fill it with nature notes, drawings,
and other creative originals. But first, investigate some of the plants,
How do birds make nests, eggs, and baby birds? Do all trees animals, and habitats at the Environmental Learning Center. Enjoy a
have flowers? What lives in a prairie besides grass? How big is day of games, puzzles, and artwork you’ll be proud to take home.
chipmunk poop? Explore these and other questions as we look
closely to discover secrets of birds, trees, and mammals at the
McColl Pond Environmental Learning and Event Center.

No camp July 6 Primate Palooza • August 10

Reptiles and Amphibians • July 13 Fabulous Friday heads to Como Zoo to get an up-close look at
primates. Learn the difference between a monkey and an ape.
Did you know there are over 9,500 known species in the world? Go in-depth and find out which species of apes are critically
James Gerholdt will bring “The Remarkable Reptiles” to camp endangered and what can you do to help.
this week to show and teach us about turtles, lizards and
snakes! Kick’n It • August 17

Drenched! • July 20 End summer with some kick’n fun! This week, campers will join
the “Kick’n with a Cop” program at the Savage Community Park
Bring your swim suit, towel and sunscreen because it is time to ballfields for some old-fashion kickball. A hot dog lunch is included.
get drenched! This week we will head to the Savage community
pool at Life Time Fitness to enjoy the sun, cool water and even 12
cooler water slide. Participants will go through a standard
swim test and be divided by age and swimming ability.
The community pool is staffed with lifeguards at all time.

Fabulous Friday

Fabulous Friday runs every Friday as a full day option.

Grade: 1st-6th
Full day: $30 per person/per session
Location: McColl Pond ELC • 13550 Dakota Ave., Savage

Theme Date Price Full Day Registration Deadline
Wilderness Survival 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. June 15
I Really Wonder... June 22 $30 June 22
June 29 $30 312951-01
Reptiles and Amphibians NO CAMP JULY 6 312951-02
Drenched! July 13 $30
Crime Fighters July 20 $30 312951-03 July 6
Wild Flowers, Wild Creatures, Wild July 27 $30 312951-04 July 13
Fun! 312951-05 July 20
Primate Palooza August 3 $30 312951-06 July 27
Kick’n It 312951-07 August 3
August 10 $30 312951-08 August 10

August 17 $30

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sports camps

USTA Quick Start Tennis

Experience USTA’s new youth tennis brand, Net Generation! Through a comprehensive program of adaptable curricula, teaching and
learning tools, promotional and communications materials, and player and prvider incentives, Net Generation aims to capture the
imagination of kids of all ages, backgrounds, and skill levels, and bring together parents, coaches, teachers, and volunteers all
throughout the country. It will contain curricula, resources, education and marketing support to help grow the game.

Each session will bring new challenges so participants can sign up for multiple sessions. Fridays are designated make-up days for classes
that may be cancelled due to inclement weather. Contact Burnsville Parks and Recreation at 952-894-4500 for additional information.

Ages: 6-12
Full day: $35 per person/per session
Register: Online at bit.ly/2jzY3eX

Session 1 June 11-21 Age Time Location Registration
Deadline
Class A Monday-Thursday 6-8 Beginner 9:30-10:15 a.m. Terrace Oaks E Park, June 5
10:30-11:15 a.m. Burnsville
Class B Monday-Thursday 9-10 Beginner 11:30 a.m.-12:15 p.m. June 5
Terrace Oaks E Park,
Class C Monday-Thursday 11-12 Beginner Burnsville June 5
Registration
Age Terrace Oaks E Park,
Burnsville Deadline
6-8 Intermediate July 3
Session 2 July 9-19 Time Location
9-10 Intermediate July 3
Class D Monday-Thursday 9:30-10:15 a.m. Terrace Oaks E Park,
11-12 Intermediate 10:30-11:15 a.m. Burnsville July 3
Class E Monday-Thursday 11:30 a.m.-12:15 p.m. Registration
Age Terrace Oaks E Park,
Class F Monday-Thursday 6-8 Advance/ Burnsville Deadline
Intermediate July 17
9-10 Advance/ Terrace Oaks E Park,
Intermediate Burnsville July 17
11-12 Advance/
Session 3 July 23-August 2 Intermediate Time Location July 17
Registration
Class G Monday-Thursday Age 9:30-10:15 a.m. Terrace Oaks E Park,
10:30-11:15 a.m. Burnsville Deadline
Class H Monday-Thursday 6-8/All skill levels 11:30 a.m.-12:15 p.m. May 30
Terrace Oaks E Park,
Class I Monday-Thursday 9-12/All skill levels Burnsville May 30

Terrace Oaks E Park,
Burnsville

Session 4 June 5-July 31 Time Location

Class J Tuesday 5-5:45 p.m. Terrace Oaks E Park,
6-7 p.m. Burnsville
Class K Tuesday
Terrace Oaks E Park,
Burnsville

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PeeWee Sports Camp

PeeWee Sports Camp coaches cannot wait to teach 3-to 5-year-olds about soccer and t-ball! While at t-ball, PeeWee sports players
will learn proper bat grip, throwing and catching, and running bases. While at soccer, participants will learn to dribble, kick, protect the
ball and more. Every day we will focus on sportsmanship and fun. Each participant will receive one Recreation t-shirt (provide size
when registering).

What to bring to camp: Participants should dress for the outdoors and wear cleats or tennis shoes (no metal spikes) and sunscreen.
Bring a refillable water bottle and an age-appropriate baseball glove to t-ball days.

For the most up-to-date information parents are encouraged to call the recreation weather and information line at 952-882-2688.
If the program is canceled due to severe weather, no refunds will be issued.

Ages: 3-5
Full day: $50 per person/per session

Activity # Day Date Time Location Registration
303750-01 9-9:50 a.m. Canterbury Park Deadline
303750-02 Monday: T-ball June 18-August 15 June 4
303750-03 Wednesday: Soccer (no camp July 2-6) 10-10:50 a.m. Canterbury Park June 4
303750-04 9-9:50 a.m. Summit Pointe Park June 4
Monday: T-ball June 18-August 15 Summit Pointe Park June 4
Wednesday: Soccer (no camp July 2-6) 10-10:50 a.m.

Tuesday: T-ball June 19-August 16
Thursday: Soccer (no camp July 2-6)

Tuesday: T-ball June 19-August 16
Thursday: Soccer (no camp July 2-6)

Sports Camp

Learn the basic fundamental skills of t-ball and soccer in this multi-sport all summer camp. Throughout the season participants will
learn proper bat grip, batting techniques, throwing and catching, and basic game strategy during t-ball. During soccer the camp will
cover dribbling, trapping, passing and receiving, game positions, and offense/defense techniques. Each participant will receive a
recreation t-shirt the first day of camp (provide size when registering).

What to bring to camp: Participants should dress for the outdoors and wear cleats or tennis shoes (no metal spikes) and sunscreen.
Bring a refillable water bottle and an age-appropriate baseball glove to t-ball days.

For the most up-to-date information parents are encouraged to call the recreation weather and information line at 952-882-2688.
If the program is canceled due to severe weather, no refunds will be issued.

Grades: K-3rd
Full day: $50 per person/per session

Activity # Day Date Time Location Registration
313050-01 6-7:30 p.m. Warren Butler Park Deadline
Monday: T-ball June 18-August 15 June 4
Wednesday: Soccer (no camp July 2-6)

313050-02 Tuesday: T-ball June 19-August 16 6-7:30 p.m. Trost Park June 4
Thursday: Soccer (no camp July 2-6)

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adult athletics

Softball League | $675 (+ tax) Bocce Ball League | $40 (+ tax)

Many levels of men’s and co-rec softball play are offered Teams of 2 to 4 will play double headers for seven weeks
through Savage Parks and Recreation. Leagues will begin at the with an end-of-the-season tournament of bocce ball.
end of April (weather permitting) until mid July. More information Two leagues will be offered with play on Wednesdays or
and registration materials can be found online at cityofsavage. Thursdays at Savage Community Park. More information
com/adult-leauges or by calling 952-224-3420. and registration materials can be found online at
cityofsavage.com/adult-leauges or by calling
952-224-3420.

Sand Volleyball League | $60 (+ tax) Kickball League | $160 (+ tax)

Round up friends, neighbors or co-workers to enjoy summer in South of the River Recreators offer this unique opportunity
the sand. This co-ed league is for recreational players looking for adults to relive their favorite playground game of kickball!
for friendly competition and exercise. Games are not officiated. Teams of 12 must have equal male-to-female ratio. More
Teams must have equal male-to-female ratios and provide their information and registration materials can be found online at
own ball. More information and registration materials can be cityofsavage.com/adult-leauges or by calling 952-224-3420.
found online at cityofsavage.com.

May - August
Ages: 18 +
Price: $60 per team + tax
Time: 6 p.m., Mondays or Tuesdays
Location: Hollywood Park • 12840 Lynn Ave., Savage

Open Pickleball FREE
PROGRAM!
Beginning May 16, Open Pickleball allows all ages
and skill levels to participate in rotating games.
Participants will be separated and play people of
like ability. No registration required.

May - August
Ages: All ages
Time: 6-8 p.m., Mondays

9 a.m. - noon, Tuesdays and Thursdays

Location: Canterbury Park • 13444 Inglewood Ave., Savage

Parks & Recreation is looking for volunteers to help assist in
running Pickelball Leagues. If you or someone you know are
interested in assisting, contact Recreation Services Manager

Chris Dill at 952-224-3421 or [email protected].

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Sa vCaEgLe ECBo mRmAuTnIi tOy NA r ea

DAN PATCH DAYS
Celebrate the Legend!

JUNE 21-24

two thousand eighteen

DAN PATCH DAYS is all about bringing our community together. We need you to help make

this event a continued success. Find out how you can get involved! Please come out and support

this great community event! ACTIVITIES • MUSIC • GRAND PARADE • FOOD
BEER • FIREWORKS • ADVERTISE • VOLUNTEER

WWW.DANPATCHDAYS.ORG

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Photo © Jim Woolsey Photography

Celebrate at the McColl Pond ELC 13550 Dakota Ave. • Savage, MN 55378
952-224-3420 • cityofsavage.com
The beautiful and unique McColl Pond Environmental Learning and Event Center (ELC)
is the natural choice for your next event. Set among 10 acres of native prairies, butterfly
gardens and mature trees, the McColl Pond ELC is the perfect indoor/outdoor venue for an
anniversary or birthday party, graduation celebration, sports banquet or intimate wedding.
The Aspen Room seats approximately 100 people and offers picturesque seasonal views
from the two full walls of windows overlooking a natural area that includes McColl Pond.
The outdoor covered patio is nestled among the landscape and gardens and provides
seating for an additional 60-75 guests.

Contact us

We would love to show you the McColl Pond ELC facility. To schedule a tour of the space by
appointment, please contact us at 952-224-3420 or at [email protected].

open houseMcColl Pond ELC

April 7 May 1

9 a.m. - noon 3 - 6 p.m.

Please join us if you’re curious about our venue. Whether you have already reserved the
McColl Pond ELC or still looking for a venue for your event, this is a perfect time to:

• Tour the facility and outside grounds • Review rental policies and fees
• Discuss event layout options • Make a reservation
• Learn about onsite AV equipment • Ask questions
• Pick up preferred vendor materials

We look forward to meeting each of you. For more details on the Open House, contact us at
952-224-3420 or email us at [email protected].

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The Adopt-A-Park and Adopt-A-Garden programs are public service programs for volunteers to assist their community by picking up litter,
planting trees and flowers or assisting in improvement projects in Savage parks. The programs are open to community groups, civic groups,
churches, families, and individual citizens. There is a minimum commitment of two years. If you would like to get involved, contact Natural
Resources Superintendent, Jon Allen at 952-224-3441 or via email at [email protected].

THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS

Adopt-A-Garden Adopt-A-Park

Boudin’s Acres.......................................... Daisy Troop #27283 Boudins Acres Park.................................... Vande Vuss Family
Camp Savage........................................Frank & Joan Wilebski Canterbury Park.............................Savage Police Department
Canterbury Park............................ Hidden Valley Project Kids Cates Lake Park................................................ Emily Wagoner
City Hall Campus.................................................... Helen Wann Community Park/ELC..........................................Danny Nelson
Community Park..................................................... Helen Wann Glendale Park......................................................... Tracy Hover
Butterfly Garden, Heatherton Ridge Park........................................ John Schmitz
Hidden Valley Park....... Mama Suki & Family Free Lawn Care
Community Park................... Patti Gorman & Janelle Wheeler Hollywood Park...................................................Savage Rotary
Dan Patch Commons........ Dan Patch Commons Association Loftus Park..................................................................Troop 445
Depot.......................................... Dan Patch Historical Society McCann Park.................................................. Primrose School
Eagle Creek Park................................................ Carlene Grobe O’Connell Park......................................... Cub Scout Pack1909
Glendale Park.......................................... Denise & Jeff Besser Redtail Ridge Park.................................................Linde Family
Hamilton........................................................ Janice Latourelle River Bend Park...................... St. John’s Cub Scout Pack 338
Heatherton Ridge Park........................................ David Blonski Schroeder’s Acres Park................................ Adoration Church
Hidden Valley Park.................................................Krista Kulas Summit Pointe Park..................Savage Area Women of Today
Hollywood Park...................................................Savage Rotary Trost Park...................................................................Troop 445
Library............ Patti Gorman, Janelle Wheeler & Helen Wann Warren Butler Park.............................................Savage Rotary
Loftus Park......................................................... Bunnell Family Woodhill Park............................Savage Area Woman of Today
McCann Park............................ Linda Engberg & Sharon Neal
O’Connell Park/North Garden..........................Sue & Mick Mills If you questions about this program or cannot continue to
O’Connell Park/South Garden.Susan Benfer/Abby Katzmarek maintain a garden or a park, please contact Public Works
Public Works Landscape Areas............................. Helen Wann
Redtail Ridge...........................................Kathleen Kaufenberg at 952-224-3400.
River Bend......................................Brenda & Cris Greenhalgh
River Bend Tot Lot............................................... Jamie Storms 22
Trost Park................................................ Denise & Jeff Besser
Vernon/Connelly Triangles..................................... Helen Wann
Waren Butler Park...............................................Savage Rotary
Woodhill Park....................................................... John Schmitz

Warming House Paved Trail Tennis Court Soccer Field Snowshoeing Snowmobiling Skateboard Park Sand Volleyball Skating Rink Playground Picnic Shelter Pickleball Paddling Nature Area Mountain Biking Lacrosse Horseshoe Pit Horseback Riding Hockey Ice Rink Natural Trail Grill Geocaching Fishing Dog (Off-Leash) Cross Country Ski Bocce Court Boating/Canoeing Basketball Baseball/Softball Archery Range Acres #findyourpark

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7125 South Park Drive

14. Murphy-Hanrehan Park Reserve
15501 Murphy Lake Blvd.

15. O’ Connell Park
5165 South Park Drive

16. Red Tail Ridge Park
15351 Hampshire Ave.

17. River Bend Park
14347 Joppa Ave. South

18. Savage Community Park
13500 Dakota Ave.

19. Schroeder’s Acres Park
12320 Boone Ave.

20. Summit Pointe Park
13751 Boone Ave.

21. Trost Park
5455 137th St.

22. Warren Butler Park
12758 Ottawa Ave.

23. Woodhill Park
8901 138th St.

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RESERVE A PICNIC SHELTER

Interested in reserving a shelter for your family reunion, birthday party or a graduation?
We have several to fit your needs.

Go to cityofsavage.com for a full list of shelter amenities, dimensions and available picnic tables.

Premium Picnic Shelters..................................................................................................[ 50+ people ]

Resident rate Non-Resident rate

Hidden Valley Park (main shelter) Monday-Thursday: $60 + tax Monday-Thursday: $85 + tax
McCann Park Friday-Sunday & Holidays: $100 + tax Friday-Sunday & Holidays: $150 + tax
Summit Pointe Park

Standard Picnic Shelters...........................................................................................[ up to 50 people ]

Resident rate Non-Resident rate

Warren Butler Park Monday-Thursday: $50 + tax Monday-Thursday: $75 + tax
Schroeder’s Acres Park Friday-Sunday & Holidays: $75 + tax Friday-Sunday & Holidays: $100 + tax
Canterbury Park
O’ Connell Park
Loftus Park
Trost Park
Woodhill Park
Hollywood Park

how to reserve

Visit us online at cityofsavage.com to check availability and to reserve, or complete the Picnic Shelter Reservation form and send
along with payment to the Savage Parks and Recreationg Division. Picnic shelters and warming houses are reserved on a first come
first serve basis.

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2017 Night to Unite Winner!

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Your favorite photos could be featured in the 2019 Parks and Recreation calendar!

The City of Savage Parks and Recreation Division is Rules and requirements:
seeking photos for the 2019 Parks and Recreation
Calendar to create more awareness of the abundance • Images must be from or represent a recreational activity or
of parks and programs that Savage has to offer. facility, park, trail or natural area in Savage, MN.

All Savage nature lovers and amateur shutterbugs are • Each photo entry must include the photographer’s name,
encouraged to capture their favorite view, moments or address, phone number, email address and age (if under 18)
adventures from one of the city’s 23 parks or natural and include where your photo was taken.
areas like the Savage Fen, Boiling Springs or Eagle
Creek trout stream. • D igital files must be a minimum of 300 dpi or 2400 X 3000
pixels. Horizontal photos are preferred.
Photo entries for the 2019 calendar can be submitted
online • A nyone in the photo must know they are in the photo and
at cityofsavage.com. Photos will be selected based on: must have given consent to appear in the photo.
• A rtistic composition - subject, lighting etc.
• Season appropriateness - a variety of seasonal • A ll submissions become the property of the City of Savage
and may be used in any City publication or promotional
photographs are needed materials, and electronic media without limitation or
additional compensation.
• Location of photos - a variety of parks, programs
and people (and pets!) are desired • E ach individual may submit up to three (3) photographs.

Visit cityofsavage.com to learn more. • Depending on the final design of the Savage Parks and
Recreation 2019 calendar, a panel of Savage Parks and
Recreation and Communication staff will select a minimum
of twelve winners in the contest. In addition to being featured
in the 2019 Parks and Recreation Calendar, all photos will
be displayed on the City of Savage website. Winning
photographers will receive a calendar when they are printed.

• Winners will not receive any cash or other prizes in
this Contest.

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participant information
Parent/Guardian Name

Address City State Zip

Email Home Phone

Secondary Email Cell Phone

School District Work Phone

Any medical concerns?

o My child has a disability and needs support for participation (Please contact Parks and Recreation for follow up)

program information Date of Birth Age Activity #
Name

Tshirt size: o Y-Small o Y-Medium o Y-Large o A-Small o A-Medium o A-Large

Name Date of Birth Age Activity #

Tshirt size: o Y-Small o Y-Medium o Y-Large o A-Small o A-Medium o A-Large

Name Date of Birth Age Activity #

Tshirt size: o Y-Small o Y-Medium o Y-Large o A-Small o A-Medium o A-Large

Name Date of Birth Age Activity #

Tshirt size: o Y-Small o Y-Medium o Y-Large o A-Small o A-Medium o A-Large
MasterCard or Visa accepted online or in person only
payment
o Check Check #:

o Cash If paying with cash, please submit in person. Sending through the mail is not recommended.

o Credit Credit cards are only accepted online at cityofsavage.com/parks-recreation or in person at Public Works.

waiver

I understand that participation in City of Savage sponsored activities and programs is completely voluntary and I hereby release, absolve and
hold harmless the City of Savage, its officers, employees and agents from damage resulting from any injury incurred by me or my child while
participating in the programs/classes I have registered for. In addition, I understand this waiver includes injuries that my result from the condition
of any facility used in said activity/program. I further agree that City of Savage assumes no responsibility for injury before, during or after
programs.

Registration: Participants must meet the age/grade requirements for class or may be denied entry. Full paymust must accompany this registration
form. Registrations are accepted until the class is full or until the registration deadline. Refunds/Cancellations: Refunds prior to the registration
deadline are subject to a $5 processing fee per person, per activity. There are NO REFUNDS given after the registration deadline date. If the
Parks and Recreation Division cancels a class, all money will be refunded unless cancellation is due to inclement weather.

By signing this form, I agree to these terms.

Parent/Guardian Signature Date

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savage parks & recreation

sponsorship opportunities

Let thousands of potential customers discover your business through a sponsorship with Savage Parks and Recreation.
Our programs, events, and facilities connect with an estimated 100,000 individuals from over 30 cities annually.
Additionally, our publications reach nearly 12,000 households three times each year.

Savage Parks and Recreation offers a variety of opportunities that can set your business apart from your competitors.
Show customers you support the community through a sponsorship package that is right for you.

savage sports center special events

The Savage Sports Center is a climate-controlled, indoor Flashlight Egg Scramble, Music in the Park, Community
athletic facility that serves youth and adult teams, as well Movie Night, Halloween Bash, and Secret Holiday Shop
as individuals who wish to stay active November through events promote your business to a captive audience.
April. Name a field to show your company’s commitment Sponsors receive recognition on promotional materials
to healthy lifestyles or advertise on a leading up to, and following the event. Funds are used to
digital bulletin board. purchase event supplies.

Learn more on becoming a sponsor by visiting cityofsavage.com/sponsorship-opportunities.

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