Parks & Recreation
Creating Community through People, Parks and Programs
Slide Into Fun
Oakland Family Aquatic Center now features a 125-foot enclosed water slide. Don't miss the fun this summer! Click here for pool information and hours.
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See the full calendar of upcoming events!
Cancellation Hotline:
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874-7663 |
- The lake on the Philips property will officially open to the public for fishing on July 18.
- Discounted Theme Park Tickets Tickets can be purchased at the Parks & Recreation office located at One South 7th Street, during normal business hours Monday-Friday 8 am - 5 pm. For ticket availability, call 573-874-7460. Tickets can be purchased with a Visa, MasterCard, check or cash.
- Parks and Recreation is launching a Stop the spread! campaign to encourage the community to stop planting Callery pear trees. Click here for more information, and click here for a list of alternative trees.
- Capital Improvement Program Webpage: You can now find out the status of Parks and Recreation capital improvement projects on the web. Click here for a list of current Parks and Recreation capital improvement projects, with information about their budget, project description, plans, interested parties meetings, bid awards, and project status.
- Parks & Recreation Commission: The next meeting will be Thursday, August 21, 2008 at 7 pm at the ARC, 1701 W. Ash.
- Council Agenda Items: Review information on Parks and Recreation items on the Council Agenda.
- Parks and Recreation Web Mail:
Find out what activities and programs are being
offered by signing up to receive
notifications when the Leisure Times activity
guide is published or when special events are scheduled.
Sign up to receive
notifications of the status of softball, baseball
or soccer games.
- Financial Assistance: The Financial
Assistance Program was created to provide economically
disadvantaged individuals access to recreational
facilities and programs. Applications are available
for Youth Enrichment Services Program (YES) with
the primary focus on youth between the ages of 2-17.
Financial Assistance for Adults (AFA) 18 years of
age and over was passed by City Council on February
7, 2005.
Applications are available online or at the downtown Parks & Recreation office
located at 7th and Broadway.
Columbia Parks & Recreation
1 South 7th St
Columbia, Missouri 65201
(573) 874-7460
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