Shelton Parks & Recreation

Contact information:

Shelton Civic Center
525 West Cota Street

360-426-4491
Shelton, WA  98584

Mark Ziegler Parks and Recreation Supervisor
mziegler@ci.shelton.wa.us
360-432-5194

Curt Johnson, Facilities Manager
curt@ci.shelton.wa.us
360-426-9731

SHELTON PARKS AND RECREATION WANTS YOUR HELP!

              

Recreation Division

The Parks and Recreation Division is responsible for providing a year round comprehensive recreation program for youth and adults. Activities for all ages and interests are scheduled throughout the year.  Recreation program brochures are distributed quarterly in utility billings and at local schools.   If you have an idea for a new program or special talent that you would like to teach please contact the recreation department at 432-5194.

Spring Programs:

Shelton Parks and Recreation’s Fall/Winter programs.  Pre-registration is required for all programs.  Registration forms can be found at the Shelton Civic Center, local schools, library, or on line at www.ci.Shelton.wa.us. More information can be obtained at Shelton Parks and Recreation 432-5194 or mziegler@ci.shelton.wa.us

Let us hear from you   How did you like the program?  Any new program you would like?  Do you have a special talent you would like to share?  Give us a call 432-5194.

Refund Policy - 100% before first class - 80% before second class - 50% before third class - None after third class.

$ Scholarship Program $ - Scholarships are available for youth programs.  Financial assistance to families is based on income requirments. Please contact the Parks and Recreation Office at 432-5194 to inquire. Funding by TOYS FOR KIDS PLUS

 

City Parks Field Condition Hotline

                                                

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SPRING PROGRAMS 2010

                                      

Pre-registration is required for all programs

 

YOGA CONNECTION      
  

Classes will teach breathing, relaxation techniques, and basic poses of yoga. Melode Brewer, instructor. Classes are ongoing. New participants welcome to join anytime.

Days:  Tuesdays
Dates:  (ongoing classes)
Times:  10:00 - 11:15 a.m.
Fee: $48.00 monthly
Site: Shelton Civic Center
 
T’ai Chi

The gentle and rhythmic movements increase the circulation of blood, stretch the tendons, and tone the muscles.  The state of relaxation fostered by T’ai Chi helps balance the nervous system, providing physiological benefits that can be felt by young and old alike.   

Ages: 16 and over
Days: Tuesdays
Dates:  4/6-6/29 12 weeks (classes are ongoing)
Times: 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm
Fee:  $80.00
Site: Shelton Civic Center
Min/max: 5/20

Adult, Child, Infant CPR  & First Aid

Course covers first aid for choking, rescue breathing, and CPR for adults/children/ infants, control of bleeding, and care for injuries, sudden illness and burns. Adult CPR valid for 1 year and First Aid for 3 years. To receive certification, students mus successfully complete both written and skills exams. Meets OSHA and WISHA requirements.

Dates: 4/13 & 4/14
Times: 6:00 - 9:00 p.m.
Ages: All
Cost: $45:00
Site: Shelton Civic Center
Min/Max: 10/20

Babysitter Training Course

Course prepares young people for situations that may arise while caring for younger children; covers the many responsibilities and skills required of a safe babysitter, supervision and play with children of various ages, basic child care, basic first aid, safety precautions, accident prevention, and critical emergency action skills.

Ages: 12 and older 
Dates:  4/24 & 5/29
Times: 9:00 - 3:30 p.m.
Fee:  $40.00
Site:  Shelton Civic Center

 

 

SPRING BREAK HIGHCLIMBER BASEBALL CAMP

This is a fun, skills orientated camp that will teach the basic fundamental of teh game and improve on current skills. Proper fielding, hitting, and throwing techniques will be stressed in games and drills. All parents & campers are invited to be our guests at the varsity game during spring break on April 5, 2010.

Bring your mitt and equipment

Site: Shelton High School Baseball Field
Dates: April 6, 7 & 8
Days: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
Times: 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Fee: $40
Instructor Shelton High School Highclimber Baseball Team

 

ADULT COED SOFTBALL

Team registrations are due by 5:00 p.m. Friday, May 21, 2010. Registration information, fees, and rules will be available March 8, 2010.

HERSHEY TRACK MEET

Thursday, June 3, 2010. Boys and Girls ages 9-14 as of December 31, 2010 are elegible. Registration 5:00-5:30 p.m. Meet starts at 5:45 p.m. Highclimber Stadium.

Two top finishers advance to state meet on June 19, 2010.

 

 

Pre-registration is required for all programs.

Shelton Parks & Recreation

Shelton Civic Center

525 West Cota St

Shelton, WA  98584

360-432-5194

For Information on the Shelton High School swimming pool please visit their website at www.SheltonSchools.org

 

 

Parks Division

Parks and Recreation Advisory Commitee - On February 2, 2009 the Shelton City Commission approved the formation of a parks and recreation advisory committee.  The committee consists of five members serving three year terms each.  Committee members are: John Arrant, Andrea Buser, Brian Clevenger, Mike Hovind, and Rick McGuffy.

 

The committee meets every second Tuesday of the month at 5:30pm in the Shelton Civic Center.

The parks and recreation advisory committee shall have the following powers and duties:

A.  To make recommendations to the city commission concerning the future park, playground and other recreation resources of the city through the planning and development of a parks capital improvement plan;

B.  To recommend updates of the comprehensive park plan to comply with the Washington State Recreation and Conservation Office grant in aid programs;

C.  To make recommendations to the city commission regarding planning and development of public recreational facilities and programs;

D.  To cooperate with any departments and advisory bodies of the city and with public school authorities, Mason County, the State of Washington, other cities and public and private entities in the furtherance of a well rounded parks and recreation program;

E.  To make recommendations to the city commission on rules and regulations regarding use of city recreational facilities to best serve the interests of the public;

F.  To serve as liaison between citizens and the city commission on parks and recreation related matters;

G.  To make recommendations to the city commission regarding any matters affecting parks and recreation programs;

H.  If requested by the city commission or city administrator, to provide advice regarding the employment of parks and recreation personnel;

I.  To carry out other parks and recreation related subjects assigned by the city commission or by ordinance.

CITY OF SHELTON PARKS AND RECREATION
PARKS AND RECREATION FACILITIES INFORMATION

PARK ACRES AMENITIES ADDRESS
Brewer Park 0.3 Picnic tables, mature vegetation 220 W. Franklin
Callanan Park 6.9 Ball field, play equipment, restroom, natural area, basketball court 400 W. E Street
City Park 1.75 Undeveloped site Northcliff Rd.
Huff n Puff Trail 5.0 2 mile jogging trail on watershed 3600 Shelton Springs Rd
Johnson Park 0.5 Basketball court, mature trees 325 E. Poplar
Kneeland Park 3.9 Large play structure, picnic areas, restroom, horseshoes, open play area, landscaping 100 Turner Ave.
Loop Field 4.0 Ball field, athletic field, play structure, restroom, picnic shelter 1020 W. Franklin
Overlook Park 1.03 Historic marker overlooking downtown & mills 1200 Olympic Hwy S.
Pine St. Ramp 0.4 Unimproved boat launch site on Oakland Bay  
Sixth St. Park .14 Picnic shelter, barbecues, creek 330 S. 6th St.

CIVIC CENTER

The Shelton Civic Center Community Use Space is available for rental by individuals and groups. The Civic Center has over 9,000 square feet of dedicated space for various functions available weekdays, evenings, and weekends. Private meeting rooms can house the smallest business meeting or the main room will host a formal wedding reception for over 300 participants.

Civic Center Rental Policy (PDF)

Civic Center Rental Application (PDF)

FACILITIES

The Facilities Maintenance Division is responsible for maintaining all city owned structures inside and out. The division ensures facilities are safe and clean for the public and city staff. Long-term and preventative maintenance by the division also ensures a longer life facility. Facilities include the Shelton Civic Center, William G Reed Library, Mason County Historical Museum, City of Shelton Animal Shelter, Shelton Fire Department and Park Buildings.

ARTS

The Shelton Arts Commission was established in 1990 to encourage, conduct, sponsor or co-sponsor public programs to further the development and public awareness of, and interest in the fine and performing arts. The Arts Commission consists of five volunteer community members appointed by the Mayor and confirmed by a vote of the City Commission.  The current members are; Betty Brinkman, Elinor Lindquist, Lori Heinzen, Charlotte Bales, and Stan Yantis. 

The Commission meets every third Tuedsay of each month in the Shelton Civic Center at 6:00 p.m.

Past projects sponsored by the Shelton Arts Commission include: Shelton Arts Festival, Empty Bowls, Shelton Art Walk, Mason County Title Building Mural, and Olympic College Sculpture “Journey.”

For more information please contact the arts commission at 426-9731

Need to talk to someone as soon as possible? Question about City utilities or projects? Call our Information Hotline - (360) 432-5103