Village of Ashwaubenon - 2015 Spring/Summer Brochure

Ashwaubenon

Applications Now Being Accepted for Summer & Fall Part-Time Recreation Jobs!

2155 Holmgren WayAshwaubenon, WI 54304920.492.2331

www.ashwaubenon.com

Recreation & Village ServicesRecreation & Village Services Spring & Summer

2015Spring & Summer

2015

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Index & Staff Listing

Director: [email protected] Program Supervisor: [email protected] Coordinator: [email protected]: [email protected]: [email protected] Senior Citizens Coordinator: [email protected]

Parks, Recreation & Forestry Department: 492-2331High School Pool: 492-2993Ashwaubomay Lake: 336-3430Program Cancellation Information: 492-2303

Village Website: www.ashwaubenon.com

ASHWAUBENONPARKS, RECREATION

& FORESTRYDEPARTMENT

2155 Holmgren WayAshwaubenon, WI 54304

STAFFRex Mehlberg

Director

David RoehrigRecreation Program Supervisor

Melody EscotoAquatic Coordinator

Tim BauknechtForester

Susie AndersonSecretary

Glenn SteenoParks Foreman

Dan DeBaucheParks Maintenance

PARK BOARD MEMBERSMark Williams, Chairman

Mark CastoniaDeborah Lundberg

Gary SimoensJustin MinorBeth Pless

OFFICE HOURSMonday - Friday

8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

55+/SENIOR CITIZEN OPPORTUNITIES55+/Senior Citizen Day .........10Book Exchange .....................10Breakfast with the Experts ....10Diabetes: Am I At Risk? ......... 8Fitness Classes ...................... 9Golf Lessons ......................... 8Ice Cream Social ...................10Meals on Wheels .................. 8Senior Citizen Trips ..............11The Ins & Outs of Facebook .. 8Weather Service Tour ...........11ADULT PROGRAMSAdult Fall Softball .................13Cardio MashUp ....................14Bean Bag Leagues .................13Golf ...................................... 8Pickleball ..............................12Insanity ................................13Tennis ..................................13YOGA In The Park ................. 4ZUMBA ...............................14AQUATICSAqua Zumba ........................29Aquatic RegistrationInformation. ....................25,28Ashwaubomay Lake.....30,31,32Jr. Lifeguards.........................29Lake Rental ..........................32Lap Swim ....................25,27,29Levels of Swim Description .. 24Master Swim ........................26Open Swim .....................25,27Pool Rentals .................... 25,32Swim Lessons. ................25,27Water Exercise Classes ....25,29Water Safety InstructionClass ....................................26FALL PROGRAMSAdult Softball .......................13Punt, Pass & Kick Contest ....21Rookie Football Camp ...........21Tots Football Camp ..............21Youth Flag Football Leagues ..21

MISCELLANEOUSAuxiliary Aids ...................... 3Co-Sponsored Organizations ...43Facility Reservations .............. 4Map of Parks ....................... 34Recreation Scholarship Program .. 3Registration Information ....3,42Safe Routes to School ............ 7Sponsorships/Partnerships/Donations ............................33WPRA Ticket Program ........... 5Trails ..................................... 6PARKS & FORESTRYAdopt A Garden/ParkPrograms ..............................36Arbor Day ............................36Firewood (EAB) Quarantine ..35Historical Society Plant Sale. .35Oak Wilt ..............................35Street Tree Benefits .......... 37,38Street Tree Planting ...............35Street Tree Pruning ...............36Tree Donation Program .........33YOUTH & TEENPROGRAMSBritish Soccer Camp .............20Easter Egg Hunt ..................... 7Fun Run Group .....................13Day Camp ............................15Golf .....................................15Tennis Clinic ........................15Summer Park Playgrounds. 15,17Tennis ..................................20Trips ....................................17SPECIAL EVENTSAshwaubenon’s Got Talent ...17Ashwaubomay Lake Trip .......17Ashwaubomay Park

Clean-Up Project ................... 7Cricket Field Dedication ........12Bay Beach Trip .....................17Brewers Trip .........................17Christmas in July @ Lake .......31Doggie Dip ...........................31Family Fun-Ath-Alon/ASH 50th Celebration ..........................16Father’s Day Swim ................31Fun Run Group .....................13Love Your Lifeguard Day ........31Movie in the Park .................18Neighborhood Special Events.17N.E.W Zoo Trip ....................17Pickleball Court Ribbon Cutting .. .....................................12Pirate Day @ Lake .................31Pirates of Pioneer ..................17Rummage Sale ....................... 6Sand Castle Contest .............31Scarecrow Contest ................ 6Six Flags ...............................17Summer Concerts ............22,23Tundra Lodge .......................17Water Olympics. ..................17SWADDLER & TODDLERPROGRAMSDance ..................................19Easter Egg Hunt ..................... 7Petite Picassos ......................19Projects in Park ....................19Rookie Soccer Camp .............20Rookie T-Ball ........................20Sports 101 ............................19Tots Summer Reading ...........19VILLAGE SERVICESClerks Office ....................... 40Storm Water Utility...............41Street Department........38,39,40

GIFT CERTIFICATES AVAILABLEThe Ashwaubenon Parks, Recreation & Forestry

Department has gift certificates available. The gift certificate can be used as payment towards any of our instructional programs and can be purchased for any dollar amount.

To purchase a gift certificate, stop by the department office.

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RECREATION SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM

The Parks, Recreation & Forestry Department, with the assistance of the Ashwaubenon Lions Club have a limited amount of resources set aside to grant scholarships for children to participate in recreational activities. Scholarships are granted according to the free or reduced price school lunch program. For further information please contact the Parks & Recreation Department.

ARE YOU A RESIDENT?A resident for registration purposes is anyone who lives within the Village of Ashwaubenon. Any person residing outside of the Village boundaries will be considered a non-resident and will pay their fair share through an additional surcharge established by the Park Board.

Auxiliary aids for disabled persons wishing to attend or participate in the Village of Ashwaubenon’s Recreation

Programs are available upon request at least 96 hours in advance of the events. If a notice of less than 96 hours is

received, the Village will make every attempt to provide the aids, however, this may not be possible with

such short notice.

Registration for ALL programs Begins:MARCH 30: for residents APRIL 6: for non-residents

Unless notified by our Department, you will automatically receive your first choice. If you would like confirmation of your registration, please provide an email address.

RENTING OUR FACILITIESThe Ashwaubenon Parks, Recreation & Forestry Department has facilities that may be rented throughout the year for various events. Some facilities are for Ashwaubenon based businesses and property owners ONLY and some are available to both residents and non-residents.

What events our facilities are available for: • Baby/Bridal Shower • Family Reunions• Picnics • Retirement Party• Birthday Party • Wedding Reception

What events our facilities cannot be rented for: • Fundraising Events (Park Board approval required)• Non-Ashwaubenon based organizations not directly serving

Village residents• For-profit sales events

The individual renting the facility and receiving the contract for the rented facility MUST be in attendance the day of the rental as they are the individual who will be held responsible for the facility.

Ashwaubenon businesses renting our facilities for meetings or events will be required to submit a certificate of insurance with the Village of Ashwaubenon listed as an additional insured.

“And so with the sunshine and the great bursts of leaves growing on the trees,

just as things grow in fast movies, I had that familiar conviction that life was beginning

over again with the summer.” ~ F. Scott Fitzgerald, “The Great Gatsby”

Wow! That’s the 1st word that popped into my head when I started putting on paper the Department projects in 2015. It will be an exciting year for our community!

Construction will soon start on the 3 community-approved facility proj-ects…pool, auditorium and community center! Basic plans and 3-D viewings are available to look at in the Parks, Recreation & Forestry Department office @ Village Hall. The rough completion dates will be late spring-early summer of 2016.

Ashwaubenon High School’s 50th Anniversary Celebration will combine with our Family Fun-athalon on Saturday August 15th for a day-long special-event wing-ding @ Ashwaubomay Park! Several of the area’s top live bands (Nashville Pipeline, The Cougars, and Big Mouth) will perform while community groups sell concessions and drinks from 11 a.m. – 9 p.m. Free swimming @ the Lake for all residents. Inflatables, carni-val games, entertainers and more surprises are in store! SAVE THE DATE!

The “Ashwaubenon Pickleball Courts” dedication will be held on July 21st @ Fort Howard Park! Six new “dedicated courts” will be available for you to use. Free demonstrations for those wanting to see what the excitement is about!

The Ashwaubenon Cricket Field dedication will happen on August 1st @ the Ashwaubenon Sports Complex. The Green Bay Cricket Club will put on a cricket demonstration and offer free lessons to the community. As Jerry Seinfeld says, …”THAT is a wicked googly!”

The Village will offer its first DAY CAMP for youth ages 7-12 @ Valley View School. Ten weeks of fully supervised summer fun is in store that involves weekly themes, trips and activities! Day Camp hours are 7a – 6p. Families can sign up for the summer or by the individual week. And….our always popular summer playground program will still serve individual neighborhoods!

With community center construction looming @ Klipstine Park, the Ashwaube-non Summer Concert series will move to PIONEER PARK for the 2015 season.

General Information

NOTES FROM THE DIRECTOR’S DESK


Rental Facilities

FACILITY RESERVATIONSReservations for the Community Center, park shelters and other facility rentals will begin the first Monday in November for the following year. Reservations are made on a first come, first served basis. A 5.5% sales tax will be added to all rentals.

RESIDENT ONLY FACILITIESAshwaubenon Community Center, 936 Anderson Dr.

Due to the construction of our new community center our current facility will be unavailable for reservations after May 31st, 2015. We look forward to the completion of all our new facilities projects and appreciate your patience through this process. We will keep you up to date throughout the progress of the project.

Cormier Gym, 2280 S. BroadwayBasketball rentals $25 per hour resident (2 hour minimum)

RESIDENT/NON-RESIDENT FACILITIESPark rentals are available from 6:00 a.m. until 10:00 p.m.

Ashwaubomay Park, 2881 S. BroadwayNon-Residents Monday - Friday ONLY!

Shelter #1 & #2 (open) $40 resident $55 non-resident

Portable toilets located adjacent to shelters

Shelter #4 (open) $65 resident $80 non-resident Electricity, lights, water & restrooms

Ashwaubenon Sports Complex, 1680 FernandoOpen Shelter $65 resident $80 non-resident Electricity, drinking fountain, & restrooms

NOTE: jumpers, inflatables, dunk tanks, amusement rides, etc. are NOT allowed in the park areas without written permission from the Parks, Recreation & Forestry Department.

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Ticket Program

W.P.R.A. Ticket ProgramThe Ashwaubenon Parks, Recreation & Forestry Department, in cooperation with the Wisconsin Park & Recreation Association, is offering discounted tickets for various attractions throughout the state. Tickets may be purchased Monday thru Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. at the Parks & Recreation Department, 2155 Holmgren Way.

SELLING DATES: MAY 11, 2015 THRU AUGUST 28, 2015NO REFUNDS ON TICKET SALES

SIX FLAGS GREAT AMERICAGate Price: “Any One Day” – $69.00Our Price: “Any One Day” – $44.25

WPRA Week (July 4-12)– $34.25Children 2 & Under FREE!

* Discounted children tickets are not sold through our office

Hours: 10:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.

MILWAUKEE COUNTY ZOOOpen Year Round

Gate Price: Adult – $14.25 Children (3-12) – $11.25Our Price: Adult – $10.50 Children (3-12) – $8.50 Children 2 & Under FREE!Hours: Mon. - Sat. 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Sun. & Holidays 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.

HOUSE ON THE ROCKGate Price: Adult – $29.95 Children (4-17) – $15.95Our Price: Adult – $22.50 Children (4-17) – $13.50 Children 3 & Under FREE!Hours: Daily 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.

NOAH’S ARK

All Day Unlimited Use PassGate Price: $41.62Our Price: $31.25 Children 2 & Under FREE!Hours: 9:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.

MT. OLYMPUS WATER& THEME PARK

All Day PassGate Price: $48.03Our Price: $18.00 Children 2 & Under FREE!Hours: 9:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.

DELLS BOAT TOURSUpper Dells

Gate Price: Adult – $28.75 Children (4-11) – $14.25Our Price: Adult – $24.75 Children (4-11) – $13.85 Children 3 & Under FREE!Hours: 8:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. (July/August) Tours Every 30 Minutes

STATE WIDE ATTRACTIONS WISCONSIN DELLS ATTRACTIONS

PIRATES COVE ADVENTURE GOLF18 Holes

Gate Price: $8.50Our Price: $5.50 Children 5 & Under FREE!Hours: 8:00 a.m. - 11:00 p.m.

ORIGINAL WISCONSIN DUCKSGate Price: Adult – $28.75 Children (4-11) – $14.25Our Price: Adult – $24.75 Children (4-11) – $13.85 Children 3 & Under FREE!Hours: 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. (May - Mid-June) 8:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. (Mid-June - Labor Day)

cash check

visa mastercard

The Ashwaubenon Parks, Recreation, & Forestry Department takes the following forms of payment:


General Programs

Ashwaubenon Village-Wide Rummage Sale

Interested in reducing some clutter around the house and make money at the same time?!Sign up for the 2015 Village-Wide Rummage Sale

Rummage sales will be held rain or shine on Friday, April 24 & Saturday, April 25, 2015 from 8 a.m. - 3 p.m. For the low cost of $6.00, your rummage sale will be included on a map with location indicated and a short description of items at your sale. You will also receive a number, which corresponds

with our map and a “rummage sale” yard sign which you can place to advertise your sale.

Don’t delay, start thinking about it today! Sign-up for this event has a deadline of Friday, April 3, 2015 to ensure you are included on the map!!

Pick up a form at the Ashwaubenon Parks, Recreation & Forestry Department located on 2155 Holmgren Way and send along with a check to the address on the form.

OR Visit Ashwaubenon Village web site and download PDF form which you can either print and mail or attach PDF to email and send to [email protected]

OR If you have questions, email them to: [email protected] or you may call the Ashwaubenon Parks, Recreation and Forestry office office at 492-2331.

Rummage Sale

5TH ANNUAL ASHWAUBENON SCARECROW CONTEST!

Back by popular demand!! Ashwaubenon’s 5th Annual Scarecrow Contest will be back for fall 2015. Village of Ashwaubenon residents, families, businesses, clubs, groups, or school classrooms can enter. Each entry gets an 8’ X 8’ area in front of Ashwaubenon Village Hall to display your scarecrow(s), whimsical characters and/or miscellaneous props. You may have up to 2 steel tree stakes provided for your area to attach scarecrow(s) to.

Contest rules will be available in mid-August, online, or in hard-copy at the Parks, Recreation

& Forestry Department. Scarecrows should be made to withstand the weather….they will be on display beginning in mid-September through Halloween.

There is NO entry fee to participate in this fun community event and prizes will be awarded for creativity. For further information, contact the Parks, Recreation & Forestry Department!

2014 winner: JC Penny

TRAIL SYSTEM CONNECTED

We are happy to announce that several well-used trails in the southern portion of our Village are now connected, allowing for safe recreation and exercise opportunities for both residents and our Village workforce!

The newly completed “Sand Acres Drive Trail” (Grant Street to Main) connects to the Industrial Park Trail, as well as the Main Street Trail @ the corner of Main Street and Commodity.

There will be several picnic tables, a map-board, bike racks and a drinking fountain installed at this trailhead for the convenience of area users. A small parking lot already in place will serve as the drop-off point for those wishing to explore new areas of the Village.

These great trailhead amenities were made possible by a DNR “Recreational Trail” grant. For further information, call our Department!


General Programs

THE GREAT ASHWAUBOMAY PARK CLEAN-UP PROjECT

The fifth annual community work day at Ashwaubomay Park is scheduled for Saturday, June 20, 2015. We are seeking community members, park users, service organizations and scouting groups to help improve Ashwaubomay Park for all visitors. Last year volunteers cleared buckthorn and honeysuckle in front of the Chief Ashwaubomay Memorial along the Fox River.

Please bring your hand pruners, pole saws, and loppers (no power tools please) to help remove these invasive species and other brush that have taken over the Fox River riverfront. Our work day will begin at 9:00 a.m. and run until 11:30 a.m. when we will have a BBQ hot dog lunch awaiting beneath a picnic shelter, followed by free lake admission! We’ll be meeting by the Ashwaubomay Lake shelter area.

Interested in helping… GREAT!!!!! It is recommended that work gloves, long sleeve t-shirts and long pants be worn for safety purposes.Give us a call at 492-2331 to get on the volunteer list.

SAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOLThe Safe Routes to School Project has been helping to educate children and adults through the Ashwaubenon School District. For more information on keeping our community safe, check out: http://www.saferoutesinfo.org/

mission statement:The mission of the Ashwaubenon School District’s (ASD) Safe Routes to School program is to enable and encourage children to walk and bicycle to school safely and enjoyably. The ASD will partner with student, parents, law enforcement and the Village staff and residents to identify and overcome the barriers of walking and biking to school in order to improve the overall well-being of our community.

safety tips:Motorists• Watch for pedestrians and

bicyclists• Yield to pedestrians in

crosswalks• Share the road with bicyclists

Pedestrians• Walk facing traffic• Make eye contact with motorists• Cross at crosswalks• Be visible• Use lights and retro-reflective

clothing at night Bicyclists• Ride with traffic• Wear a helmet• Make eye contact with motorists

and pedestrians• Be visible• Use lights and retro-reflective

clothing at night• Follow the rules of the road

Online ResourcesVisit ASD’s Safe Routes to School website at www.ashwaubenon.k12.wi.us/srts/cfm

Connect to ASD at ashwaubenonschools and find engaging biking and pedestrian info at webikeetc

ASHWAUBENON PARKS & RECREATION EASTER EGG HUNT

Join us for our 15th Annual Easter Egg Hunt. Don’t miss your chance to see the Easter Bunny.

SATURDAY, APRIL 4, 2015Time: Please arrive at 9:15 a.m.

Hunt Begins at 9:30 a.m. SHARP Hunt will be divided by age groups

Age Groups: 3 years old and under 4-6 years old 7-10 years old

Location: Ashwaubenon Community Center 936 Anderson Drive

DAY CAMP DONATIONS NEEDEDThe Village of Ashwaubenon Parks, Recreation and Forestry department is looking for donations. Brand new this summer to the village is our Summer Day Camp. Being our first year operating a day camp we are looking for gently used donations. We are looking for a wide variety of items including legos, board games, balls, sports equipment, and arts and crafts materials. If you have anything you would like to share with us please contact David Roehrig at 920-492-2331.


55+/Senior Citizen Opportunities

MEALS ON WHEELS PROGRAMThe Ashwaubenon Parks, Recreation & Forestry Department is partnering with the Aging & Disability Resource Center of Brown County (ADRC) to recruit and train additional volunteers to deliver home bound meals through their Meals on Wheels Program.

Individuals or organizations interested in receiving more information on how to become a volunteer for this Ashwaubenon home bound meal route should call the Ashwaubenon Recreation Department at (920)492-2331. Both training and mileage reimbursement are provided through the Aging & Disability Resource Center of Brown County. Delivery volunteers & subs are needed. Please call 492-2331.

Ashwaubenon residents can register for the Meals on Wheels Program by calling the Aging & Disability Resource Center of Brown County at (920)448-4300. Meals will be available to individuals who:

• are 60+ years of age (adults who are under age 60 and are legally disabled may qualify)

• are not able, to get out to a Brown County meal site

• are home-bound and not driving

• are not able to prepare meals for themselves, and who do not have someone available to prepare meals for them

Please call the Aging & Disability Resource Center to discuss eligibility and your specific situation.

The Home Bound Meal Program is designed to meet at least one third of the Recommended Daily Allowance (RDA) for adults age 60 or older or for qualified legally disabled individuals under the age of 60. Meals are served around the noon hour - Monday thru Friday - and are available on a suggested donation basis of $3.50 per meal.

There are limited numbers of available participant slots for any Meals on Wheels “route”. So if you are interested, call today!

DIABETES: AM I AT RISK?What can be done to lower your risk of becoming diabetic? Our expert speaker Angela Halderson, will discuss the many issues surrounding Diabetes. Our points of emphasis will be Pre-Diabetes, Diabetes, and the lifestyle choices that influence the disease. Education is the best tool we have when it comes to our health.

Pre-Register by May 4th

DATE: THURSDAY, MAY 7Time: 8:00 a.m. – 9:00 a.m.Location: Ashwaubenon Community CenterFee: Free

THE INS AND OUTS OF FACEBOOKLearn from Chelsey Larsen about todays most talked about form of social media, Facebook. We’ll teach you everything you need to know about Facebook including: personal profiles and privacy settings, keeping up with your profile, and the pros and cons of having a Facebook. You will, also, have the opportunity to ask all of the questions you might have.

Pre-register by Monday, July 6th

DATE: THURSDAY, JULY 9THTime: 9:00 – 10:00 a.m.Location: Maple Ridge Rehab and Care CenterFee: Free

THE INS AND OUTS OF FACEBOOK 2.0This class is for those who already have a Facebook and use it on a somewhat regular basis. Come to class with your questions we’ll work all of your Facebook problems together.

Pre-register by Monday, July 6th

DATE: THURSDAY, JULY 9THTime: 10:00 – 11:00 a.m.Location: Maple Ridge Rehab and Care CenterFee: Free

ADULT GOLF LESSONSAre you looking for a new activity to get you outside and keep you feeling young? Golf is the perfect game to pick up at any age. This 4 week class is perfect for beginners or anyone new to the game. LPGA Professional Julie Pyne will teach you all the important fundamentals you need to learn to excel at this great game.TUESDAYS MAY 5 - 26

(4 Classes)Time: 5:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m.Cost: $40 resident; $55 non-residentLocation: Highland Ridge Golf Club

3640 Sand Acres Dr, De Pere, 54115


55+/Senior Citizen Opportunities

CHAIR YOGAChair yoga-move your body through seated and standing yoga poses with chair support offered designed to increase flexibility, balance and range of motion. There is no floorwork with this class. Chair Yoga will be led by certified instructor Faye Nedobeck.

THURSDAYSSESSION 1: MAY 7-JUNE 25SESSION 2: JULY 9-AUGUST 27Time: 9:00 a.m-9:45 a.m.Location: Ashwaubenon Community Center/

Village Hall Board RoomFee: $32 Resident $47 Non-Resident

GLOW STICK CHAIR YOGAChair Yoga has been very popular among our Ashwaubenon residents. In that case, we decided to bring you a one hour class of Chair Yoga in the dark with glow sticks! This is a one-time class so you surely do not want to miss out!

PRE-REGISTER BY Monday, June 29

DATE: THURSDAY, JULY 2Time: 9:00 a.m.-9:45 a.m. Location: Maple Ridge Rehab and Care CenterFee: $5 Residents;

$7 Non-Residents

FIT & FABULOUS OVER 50• ¼ Strength Building

• ¼ Range of Motion Increasing

• ¼ Cardio Movement for Heart & Lung Health and Metabolism Boosting

• ¼ Social, Inspirational, Motivational, & Fun!

Do you want that energy and strength to carry the laundry basket up the stairs, bring the groceries into the house, work in the yard, and do your every day living activities while feeling great? If you answered “yes,” then THIS class is for you!

Increase your strength, range of motion, and your heart and lung health while boosting your metabolism with this fun-filled and functional movement oriented class! Combine easy-on-the-joints and low-intensity standing-on-the-floor routines with functional movement exercises that use elastic tubing with handles, resistance balls, and chairs. Regular participants achieve long-term benefits while experiencing a fun-filled and social time together in this calorie-burning, body-energizing, and inspiring class designed to engage and captivate us for improved fitness and life!

While visiting with other class participants and sharing inspirational anecdotes, we will move to music that ranges from the big band era to present day, and it will be sure to please!

All Fit & Fabulous over 50 classes will be led by NETA® certified group fitness instructor, Lissa Marth.

MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY (8 classes per session)

SPRING 1: APRIL 6 - 29SPRING 2: MAY 4 - JUNE 1

(no class 5/25)

SUMMER 1 (MINI): JUNE 17 - JULY 1SUMMER 2: JULY 6 - 29SUMMER 3: AUGUST 3-26Time: 10:30 a.m. - 11:15 a.m.Location: Ashwaubenon Community Center/

Pioneer School GymFee: $32 resident;

$47 non-residentMini Session: $16 Resident $31 Non-Resident

COME TRY OUR FREE TRIAL CLASS APRIL 1ST AT 10:30 A.M. AT THE ASHWAUBENON

COMMUNITY CENTER


55+/Senior Citizen Programs

ASHWAUBENON SENIOR CITIZEN DAY AT CONCERT IN THE PARK

All Ashwaubenon residents 55 and over, today is your day! Come and enjoy “The Hits” during the weekly Concert in the Park located at Pioneer Park and receive lunch for $1.00 (ID or proof of residency is required). This event sponsored by Maple Ridge Rehabilitation Center.

DATE: WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17Time: 11:30 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.Location: Pioneer ParkFee: $1.00 for Ashwaubenon Residents 55 and

older (ID or proof of residency required)

ICE CREAM SOCIALCool off with a delicious ice cream sundae or cone while enjoying the sounds of “ROCKER” during the weekly Concert in the Park. There will different toppings that will allow you to personalize your sundae.

DATE: WEDNESDAY, JULY 29Time: 11:30 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.Location: Pioneer ParkFee: $1.00

BREAKFAST WITH THE EXPERTSLearn from the presentations of our experts and have the opportunity over breakfast to chat and ask questions of them. Presentations and breakfasts will be held at the Ashwaubenon Village Hall Board Room located at 2155 Holmgren Way. Our Breakfast with the Experts Series is sponsored by Heartland Hospice.

BOOK EXCHANGENeed something new to read? Have some books you are finished reading you would be willing to share? The book exchange will be set up on the principle of bring one/take one. It will be available during Senior Day on June 17th and during the Ice Cream Social on July 29th at Concert in the Park.

STRESS RELIEF THROUGH MEDITATIONTai Chi, often referred to as meditation in motion, is a series of slow, continuous relaxed movements done with care and attention. Movements are without strain and provide exercise and toning for every part of the body. Movements involve both sides of the body and improve balance development of the body. In addition, it has relaxing effects on psychological tensions (stress) and improves concentration. Rather than a chore, it is a pleasurable experience and is easily done as a daily exercise. People of all ages can learn Tai Chi. It requires little space and no special materials.

DATE: THURSDAY, APRIL 23rd Time: 8:00 a.m. – 9:00 a.m.Location: Ashwaubenon Community CenterFee: Free

CREATING A DEMENTIA FRIENDLY COMMUNITY

Every 67 seconds, someone in the United States develops Alzheimer’s Disease, the most common type of progressive dementia. Learn about what the Brown County community is doing to create a Dementia Friendly Community, the new Dementia Care Specialist program at the ADRC, the importance of early detection, and what you can do to support people in your community living with dementia and their families and caregivers.

DATE: THURSDAY, JUNE 18th Time: 8:00 a.m. – 9:00 a.m.Location: Village Hall Board RoomFee: Free

HOW DO YOU PROTECT YOURSELF FROM IDENTITY THEFT?

Approximately 15 million United States residents have their identities used fraudulently each year with financial losses totaling upwards of $50 billion. These alarming statistics demonstrate identity theft may be the most frequent, costly and pervasive crime in the United States. The sophistication level of professional identity thieves involved in organized crime continues to grow along with the methods they develop and the types of accounts and services being stolen. Learn basic prevention tips you can use to protect yourself from identity theft.

DATE: THURSDAY, MAY 21st

Time: 8:00 a.m. – 9:00 a.m.Location: Ashwaubenon Community CenterFee: Free


TRIPSIKEA & WOODFIELD

MALL SHOPPING TRIPPut some shopping shoes on for our trip to IKEA and Woodfield Mall. IKEA offers a wide range of well-designed functional home furnishing products at low prices. After shopping @ IKEA, you will be shuttled to Woodfield Mall, the LARGEST shopping center in the state of Illinois. Woodfield features more than 300 department & specialty stores including Nordstrom, Marshall Fields, Lord & Taylor, etc…You’re sure to come home with a few shopping bags of treasures and spring/summer gear!

DATE: SATURDAY, MAY 16, 2015 Pre-register by Friday, May 8.

Departure: Sam’s Club Parking Lot, 6:45 a.m.

Return: 10/10:30 p.m. (leave Mall @ 7 p.m.)

Fee: $30 resident; $45 non-resident Lunch is on your own @ more than 40 restaurants @ Woodfield Mall!

Ages: All welcome, under 18 must be accompanied by an adult

MILWAUKEE BREWERS TRIPEnjoy the baseball season with the entire family! Cheer on the Milwaukee Brewers as they take on the New York Mets at Miller Park! This trip is open to all ages, but those 16 and under must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Bring extra money for concessions, souvenirs, etc. You are welcome to pack a lunch if you choose!

DATE: THURSDAY, JUNE 25 Pre-register by June 11th

Departure: Sam’s Club Parking Lot 9:00 a.m.

Return: 7:00 p.m.

Fee: $48 resident; $63 non-resident (Includes transportation via motor-coach bus and game ticket. Additional items will be at your own expense.)

Trips

WARRENS CRANBERRY FESTIVALCome one, come all to Warrens Cranberry Festival in Warrens, Wisconsin. Spend the day walking through 3 miles of shopping with 1,300+ booths. Vendors vary from arts & crafts to flea and farm market goods. In addition to a superb shopping experience, there will be over 80 taste-tacular food vendors on site with a multitude of specialties. If tours are more your style, Warren’s Cranberry Festival will be offering marsh tours for an additional small fee. No matter your hobby, this trip is sure to please everyone in your group.

DATE: SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2015 Pre-register by Friday, September 18.

Departure: Sam’s Club Parking Lot, 6:45 a.m.

Return: 6:30/7:00 p.m. (leave Warren’s @ 3:30 p.m.)

Fee: $30 resident; $45 non-resident

Ages: All welcome, under 18 must be accompanied by an adult

NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE TOURCome check out the National Weather Service Station. This informational tour will show you all the technology and research that goes into predicting our ever changing Wisconsin weather. This is the National Weather Service Central Region Headquarters so there is always lots of activity going on. The tour is free to participate in but will be limited to the first 15 signups. Tour is dependent upon weather. Call us for information!DATE: TUESDAY, APRIL 28, 2015 Pre-register by Friday, April 24Time: 1:00-1:45 p.m.Loaction: 2485 S Point Rd, Green Bay, WIFee: Free

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Pickleball/Cricket

CRICKET FIELD DEDICATION

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS· Welcome Guests/Players

· Snacks

· Registration of Kids/Adults for the Exhibition Match

· Welcome Address

· Introduction to Cricket

· Coaching/Refreshing/Organizing Adult/Kids for the Match

· Ribbon Cutting/Coin Toss

· Kids Match

· Lunch

· Adults Match

· Recognition Awards for the Green Bay Cricket Association Members

· Prizes/Award Distribution for Players

· Thank You

Join us for an evening of fun as we open our brand new pickleball courts at Fort Howard Park. Festivities will begin at 5:30 pm with a ribbon cutting ceremony. Local pickleball experts will break in the new courts with a demonstration showing this fast growing sport. Following our ceremony will be our 1st neighborhood special event of the summer. Bring the entire family down to learn all about pickleball, enjoy family style games with our parkee staff, and see our movie in the park!!!

DATE: TUESDAY, JULY 21Time: 5:30 p.m.Location: Fort Howard ParkFee: Free

PICKLEBALL 101The focus of pickleball 101 will be to demonstrate the game and teach the basics. We will focus on the basic skills of serving, ground strokes, back hand, overhead volleys, lobbing, dinking, scoring and the rules of play. Each person will have the opportunity to actively participate in learning all of the core skills of the game of pickleball while appreciating the healthy benefits from participating in a game of skill, strategy and fun!

DATE: WEDNESDAYS JULY 15, 22, & 29Time: 6:00 p.m.-7:30 p.m.Location: Fort Howard ParkFee: Free

PICKLEBALL TOURNAMENTJoin us for Ashwaubenon’s first ever Round Robin Pickleball Tournament. We are calling all pickleball players to join us for a Sunday full of pickleball fun. Our format will be a 12 team mixed doubles tournament. Whether you are just learning or are a seasoned pickleball vet, make sure to sign up for our exciting tournament by calling our office at 492-2331.

DATE: SUNDAY, AUGUST 2NDTime: Matches begin at 10:00 a.m.Location: Fort Howard ParkFee: $25 per team

Join in the fun as we open our brand new Cricket Field. There will be fun activities for Cricket players of all skill levels and an introduction to the sport for those who have never played. There will be food, cricket instruction, and matches.

DATE: SATURDAY, AUGUST 1STTime: 11:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.Location: Ashwaubenon Sports ComplexFee: Free

PICKLEBALL COURT RIBBON CUTTING

The Village of Ashwaubenon is looking at putting together a Pickleball league. If you would be interested in participating please contact us at 920-492-2331.


Adult Programs

ADULT FALL SOFTBALLJoin the Ashwaubenon Park & Recreation Department this fall, as we will be offering softball leagues at our state of the art facility, the Ashwaubenon Sports Complex. Don’t miss out on the fun. The following Adult Softball Leagues will be offered this fall:

TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, AND THURSDAYS, AUGUST 25 - SEPTEMBER 24 Men’s Modified Coed SlowpitchLocation: Ashwaubenon Sports ComplexFee: $45 - $65 Sponsor Fee* (Depending on

League) $7 resident Player Fee* $22 non-resident Player Fee* $31 Forfeit Deposit Fee*

League play will consist of one round robin. Maximum 6 teams per league. League packets will be available for pick-up at the Parks & Recreation Department. Registration will begin July 6. Registration deadline is August 7.

BEAN BAG LEAGUESGrowing in size, our adult bean bag leagues will continue in 2015! Leagues will consist of 6 to 8 teams and will be round robin. Teams will play every team in their league so friends and co-workers can be certain to play each other with some friendly competition. Best out of 3 games, teams play first one to 21 and must win by 2. If you can’t play every week, DON’T WORRY because it is completely free to have an unlimited amount of substitutes play in your place.

WEDNESDAY NIGHTS JUNE 10 - JULY 29 (no games the week of July 4th)

Registration Begins: April 6(Registration Packets available online and in our office)

Time: 7:00 p.m.

Fee: $25.00 resident Team $40.00 non-resident Team

Age: Anyone 18+ are welcome

FUN RUN GROUPThese weekly informal runs are designed to promote running as a conditioning, competitive and social activity. The runs are planned to accommodate all ages and all types of runners. This includes the veterans, beginners, joggers, racers, males, females & families. Time certificates are available to EVERYONE in every race. There is no entry fee or advance sign-up required!Contact Michael Vandenbusch at 819-5510 for further information.DATES: MAY 6 - SEPTEMBER 23Time: WEDNESDAYS @ 6 p.m.Location: Ashwaubomay Park Shelter 4

ADULT TENNIS INSTRUCTIONAre you new to tennis or looking to get back in the swing of things? If so, this is the class for you! During this 6-week course you’ll enjoy a great workout in a relaxed atmosphere while receiving an introduction to tennis that is designed to get you on the court and playing quickly. All classes are taught by one of Western Racquet’s tennis professionals.

THURSDAYS, JUNE 18 - JULY 23 (6 classes)

Ages: 18 & Older

Time: 6:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.

Location: Pioneer Park Tennis Courts

Fee: $45 resident;$60 non-resident

New Site Location

INSANITYAre you ready to push your body to the limit? What better way to get in shape this summer then trying our INSANITY Program!!! Get the most of your workout this summer with these high intensity routines.

WEDNESDAY & SATURDAYSESSION 1 MAY 27-JUNE 20SESSION 2 JUNE 24-JULY 25 (no class July 1st & 4th)SESSION 3 JULY 29-AUGUST 22Time: Wednesday @ 6pm/Saturday @ 9amCost: 1x a week-$16 Resident/$31 Non-Resident 2x a week-$32 Resident/$47 Non-ResidentLocation: Pioneer School Gym


ZUMBA FITNESSDitch the workout, join the party! Lets face it, working out can be healthy, rewarding and beneficial. Working out can be lots of things, but it’s never been known to be much fun UNTIL NOW!

Zumba® fuses hypnotic latin rhythms and easy to follow moves to create a dynamic fitness program that will blow you away. Our goal is simple: We want you to want to workout, to love working out, and to get hooked. Zumba® Fanatics achieve long term benefits while experiencing an absolute blast in one exhilarating hour of caloric-burning, body-energizing, awe-inspiring movements meant to engage and captivate for life!

The routines feature interval training sessions where fast and slow rhythms, and resistance training are combined to tone and sculpt your body while burning fat. Add some Latin flavor and international zest into the mix and you’ve got Zumba®!

All Zumba® classes will be lead by certified Zumba® instructor Lissa Marth!

TUESDAY & THURSDAY SESSIONS (8 classes per session)SPRING 1: APRIL 7 - 30 SPRING 2: MAY 5 - 28SUMMER 1: JUNE 4 - 30SUMMER 2: JULY 2 - 28 SUMMER 3: AUGUST 4-27Time: 6:30 p.m. - 7:15 p.m.Location: Pioneer School Gym/Community CenterFee: $32 resident; $47 non-residentBest Value! Free Trial Class April 2nd @ 6:30 p.m. Register for a full session at $4 per class (resident) - online at http://ashwaubenon.com or in-person at Park & Rec Office Need Flexibility? Purchase the New Zumba or Cardio Mashup class Punch Card at $5 per class• Register and purchase in person at Park & Rec Office in

Ashwaubenon Village Hall• 10 classes per card = $50/resident or $65/non-resident• Expires December 31, 2015• Must present card in person in class - Non-transferable

Adult Fitness

CARDIO MASHUPTired of the same old workout? Then mix it up with Cardio MashUp & Core. This high energy, easy to follow cardio class combines multiple types of cardio (such as kickboxing and high intensity, low impact) with toning/core work to give you a workout that will get all your muscle groups working, your blood pumping, and calories burning. Fun music will motivate and invigorate to keep you moving, sweating, and having a great time all while burning calories, building muscle tone, and strengthening your core. Don’t want a high impact workout? Not a problem, this is a high energy, not a high impact class and can be modified to your fitness level, beginner or advanced, so you get the most out of your workout. Join us and get hooked on a workout that will keep you coming back for more, not because you have to, but because you want to. So, let’s lace up our shoes, turn up the music, and mash up our workout. (Note: there will be a portion of the class that will be on the floor for core work. You may opt to bring in a mat or towel to make it more comfortable during this part of class.)MONDAY & THURSDAY SESSIONS (8 classes per session)

SPRING 1: APRIL 6 - 30SPRING 2: MAY 4 - JUNE 1 (no class 5/25)SUMMER 1: JUNE 8 - JULY 2SUMMER 2: JULY 6 - 30SUMMER 3: AUGUST 3-27Time: 5:30 p.m. - 6:15 p.m.Location: Pioneer School Gym/Community CenterFee: $32 Resident; $47 Non-Resident

10 CLASS PUNCH CARD: $50 RESIDENT/$65 NON-RESIDENT Free Trial Class Monday, April 1st @ 5:30 p.m.

YOGA IN THE PARKYoga in the Park is designed to find both energy and relaxation while surrounded by the beauty of nature. Exercise in the outdoors, surrounded by nature’s calming effects, can boost the immune system and reduces stress. Yoga has been proven to:

• Improve muscle tone, provide strength and endurance• Build core strength, flexibility, and improve posture• Reduce stress and improve immune system function• Lower blood pressure, slow the heart rate, cholesterol, and

triglyceride levels

TUESDAY MORNING SESSIONS SESSION 1: JUNE 2-23SESSION 2: JULY 7-28SESSION 3: AUGUST 11-SEPTEMBER 1Time: 9:15 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. Location: Ashwaubomay ParkTUESDAY EVENING SESSIONSSESSION 1: JUNE 2-23SESSION 2: JULY 7-28SESSION 3: AUGUST 11-SEPTEMBER 1Time: 5:45 p.m.-6:30 p.m. Location: Sand Acres ParkTHURSDAY EVENING SESSIONS SESSION 1: JUNE 4-25SESSION 2: JULY 9-30SESSION 3: AUGUST 13-SEPTEMBER 3Time: 5:45 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. Location: Sand Acres Park

Fee: $28 Resident/$43 Non-Resident6 Class Punch Card: $45 Resident/$60 Non-ResidentFree Trial Classes Tuesday, May 19 at 9:15 a.m. at Ashwaubomay Park and 5:45 p.m. at Sand acres Park.


Youth Programs

SPRING INDOOR TENNIS CLINICThe Ashwaubenon Parks, Recreation and Forestry Department, along with Western Racquet and Fitness Club is happy to be offering a Spring Indoor Tennis Clinic. This 1 hour clinic will cover all of the basics of tennis. This one time class is the perfect opportunity to see if tennis is the sport for your child. Don’t miss out on the fun, sign up today!

Pre-Register by Friday, April 3rd

SATURDAY, APRIL 11TH

Time: 4:00 - 5:00 p.m.

Cost: $15 Resident $30 Non-Resident

Ages: 6-12

YOUTH GOLF LESSONSGet your golf swing fine-tuned for the summer. The Ashwaubenon Parks, Recreation and Forestry Department is now offering adult and youth Golf Instruction from LPGA Professional Julie Pyne. Whether you are just starting or have never picked up a club before, this program will teach you the necessary fundamentals to play the game of golf at a high level.

DATE: TUESDAYS JUNE 9-30 (4 Classes)

Time: 5:30 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.

Cost: $40 resident $55 non-resident

Location: Highland Ridge Golf Club 3640 Sand Acres Dr, De Pere, 54115

Is your child 6 years old or older? This summer, encourage them to attend their neighborhood park for the playground program. They are guaranteed a summer full of fun and excitement. Our playgrounds are staffed weekdays with playground leaders who plan and lead activities throughout the summer. Activities include arts and crafts, games, sports, theme weeks, special events and much more!

Your child is sure to enjoy this fun-filled 9 week program. Best of all, the playground program is FREE! Children should register with the playground leader at the park they are attending. All parks will be closed on Friday, July 3.

JUNE 11 - AUGUST 14 (9 Week Program) (Park Program begins June 11 @ 1 p.m.)

Time: Monday - Friday 10:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.

Locations: Pioneer, Smith, Ft. Howard, Valley View, Argonne, Waterford, Sand Acres Park and Canterbury Park

PLAYGROUNDPark

ProgramSUMMER DAY CAMP

The Village of Ashwaubenon is offering its first ever summer day camp. There are a few select weeks still available for individual week registrations. Our day camp will be based out of Valley View School and offer fully supervised care from 7:00am-6:00pm Monday through Friday. Each one of our 10 weeks will offer a fun theme and exciting field trip. Please contact us for further details and availability.


Summer Playground Programs

SATURDAY, AUGUST 15Time: 11:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m.Location: AshwaubomayAges: All ages

BAND LINEUP11:30 a.m.-2:00 p.m. Nashville Pipeline2:45 p.m.- 5:15 p.m. The Cougars6:30 p.m.-9:00 p.m. Big Mouth

» Concessions ON-site aLL daY! » Food, Beer soft drinks and water available » Plenty of picnic tables! » FREE swimming for all @ Ashwaubomay Lake! » Bounce Houses and Rock Climbing Wall from 11-7 p.m.! » Balloon Animals from 11 – 2 p.m. » Face painting from 2 – 5 p.m. » Kiddie Carnival games w/ prizes from 11 a.m. – 5 p.m. » Public Safety vehicles for the kids to explore! » …And more!!! WOW!

The Village, Ashwaubenon School District, and area sponsors are teaming up to bring you the BiGGest cOmmUNitY eveNt iN Years! Come celebrate the 50th anniversary of Ashwaubenon High School, as well as the end of summer, at Ashwaubomay Park with neighbors, friends, family and past Ashwaubenon graduates and School District staff! This is one event you won’t want to miss!

Family Fun-ath-alonand AshwAubenon

high school 50th Anniversary Celebration


NEIGHBORHOOD SPECIAL EVENTCome one, Come all to our neighborhood special event series! We’ll be bringing fun family events to 3 parks in 2015, to encourage moms, dads, the kids and neighborhood families to get out and meet each other and have a great time too!Each evening event will include a FREE hot-dog dinner ((dogs, chips, lemonade), fun games run by our entire parkee staff, and bouncy house, all followed by our popular movie in the park! Be sure to put this event in your calendar, and take a walk over.NEIGHBORHOOD EVENT SITES:TUESDAY JULY 21 - FORT HOWARD PARKTUESDAY JULY 28 - SMITH PARKTUESDAY AUGUST 11 - SAND ACRES PARKEach event begins @ 6 p.m. Games and activities throughout the evening until the movie starts @ dusk!See page 18 for movie titles and descriptions!

Summer Special Events & Trips

FIELD TRIPSKids, don’t miss exciting field trips offered this summer through the park playground program.

WATER OLYMPICSJoin your favorite playground leaders at the first special event of the summer, WATER OLYMPICS. Participants will take part in various games that have a water added “twist” to them. Don’t forget the water sprinklers and balloons that will be on site. Lets start the summer off right by cooling off at Pioneer Park!! THURSDAY, JUNE 18Time: 1:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.Location: Pioneer ParkAges: 6 years & up

ASHWAUBENON’S GOT TALENTDo you think you are talented? We do, so why not enter the playground talent show. Dance, sing, play music, puppet show, skits and more… Bring props and costumes to better your chances of winning. Participants can only perform in one act. Judging is based on talent, props and audience applause. Awards will be presented to the first, second and third place finishers. THURSDAY, JULY 30Time: 1:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.Location: Pioneer ParkAges: 6 years & up

PIRATES OF PIONEERARRGGGHHHH!!!! Join us for a day of fun at Pioneer Park. We will have Pirate themed activities all afternoon long and large group scavenger hunt.THURSDAY, JULY 16Time: 1:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.Location: Pioneer ParkAges: 6 years & up

Look for more information throughout the summer at all park playground locations!

TUNDRA LODGE June 25

BAY BEACH July 9

ASHWAUBOMAY LAKE July 23

N.E.W. ZOO August 6

MILWAUKEE BREWER TRIPEnjoy the baseball season with the entire family! Cheer on the Brewers as they take on the New York Mets at Miller Park! This trip[ is open to all ages, but those 16 and under must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Bring extra money for concessions, souvenir, etc. You are welcome to pack a lunch if you choose!DATE : THURSDAY, JUNE 25Pre-register by June 11thDeparture: Sam’s Club Parking Lot 9:00 a.m.Return: 7:00 p.m.Fee: $48 resident; $63 non-resident(Includes transportation via motor-coach bus and game ticket. Additional items will be at your own expense.)

SIX FLAGS FRIGHT FESTJoin us for a night full of ghouls, goblins, and fun as we take a coach bus to Six Flags Great Americas, Fright Fest. Once the sun goes down, the night begins to take over and transforms the park. The midways become full of the living dead, ready to scare the pants off of anyone who dares to cross their path. The lineup of exclusive and nail-baiting haunted houses will be sure to leave you screaming. If that’s not enough ‘scare’ for you, check out our thrilling roller coasters, in the dark! Watch as the park transforms from “Thrills by Day” to “Fright by Night.”DATE: SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10Pre-register by October 5Departure: Sam’s Club Parking Lot 10:00 a.m.Return: MidnightFee: $74 resident; $89 non-resident (Includes transportation via motor-coach bus and admission. Additional items will be at your own expense.)


Summer Movies in the Park

MOVIE IN THE PARKImagine parking yourself on a blanket on a warm summer night and watching your favorite movie on the giant screen. Come to the Park to enjoy your favorite movies. All movies are rated G or PG.

“Rio 2”TUESDAY JULY 21ST @ FORT HOWARD PARKBlu, Jewel and their three kids living the perfect domesticated life in the magical city that is Rio de Janeiro. When Jewel decides the kids need to learn to live like real birds, she insists the family venture into the Amazon. As Blu tries to fit in with his new neighbors, he worries he may lose Jewel and the kids to the call of the wild.

Time: Special Event begins at 6 p.m. (see p.17 for details). Movie will begin @ dusk.Location: Fort Howard ParkFee: Free

“BiG HERo 6”TUESDAY JULY 28TH @ SMITH PARKWhen a criminal plot threatens the hi-tech metropolis of San Fransokyo, brilliant young robotics whiz Hiro Hamada leaps into action with his tech-savvy friends, and his robot companion Baymax in Disney Animation’s adaptation of the popular Marvel Comics series.

Time: Special Event begins at 6 p.m. (see p.17 for details). Movie will begin @ dusk.Location: Smith ParkFee: Free

“PaddinGton”TUESDAY AUGUST 11 @ SAND ACRES PARKBeloved bear Paddington gets the big-screen treatment in this family film adapted from Michael Bond’s enduring children’s book series. As the story opens, Peruvian bear Paddington makes his way to the big city, where he quickly gets lost until being taken in by the benevolent Brown family. Meanwhile, as the curious cub settles into his new life of domestic bliss, a scheming museum taxidermist embarks on a personal mission to get him stuffed and mounted.

Time: Special Event begins at 6 p.m. (see p.17 for details). Movie will begin @ dusk.

Location: Sand Acres ParkFee: Free

*NOTE: IF INCLEMENT WEATHER, MOVIE WILL BE MOVED TO THE FOLLOWING EVENING AT THE SAME LOCATION.

MOVIE-GOERS ARRIVE EARLY FOR “BEST SEATS IN THE HOUSE”!


Summer Tot Programs

PROjECTS IN THE PARK What better way for children to learn than through hands on projects. Each week this class will offer an exciting project that will give your child a new learning experience. Classes will include a variety of science based themes.

FRIDAYS JULY 10-31 (4 classes)

Ages: 2 - 4 year olds

Time: 9:00 a.m. - 9:45 a.m.

Location: Pioneer Park Shelter

Fee: $20 resident $35 non-resident

TOT DANCEShuffle ball change, hop, hop! Do a little doe-see-doe! Come join the Ashwaubenon Parks and Recreation Department as they bring out the talent in your child. Participants will learn one routine. The last day of class the participants will perform in a recital for their family and friends. Comfortable clothing should be worn.

TUESDAYS JUNE 16 - AUGUST 4 (Recital on August 4)

Time: 8:45 a.m. - 9:15 a.m. (2 & 3 year olds) 9:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. (3-5 year olds)

Location: Pioneer School Gym

Fee: $35 resident $50 non-resident

TOTS SUMMER READINGAgain this summer the Ashwaubenon Parks & Recreation Department will be offering a tots reading and craft program in conjunction with Concerts in the Park. This program is designed for tots ages 5 & under. The program will run on Wednesdays before concerts in the park. There will be a story time and a short activity. Parents are requested to stay with their child(ren).

WEDNESDAYS JUNE 17 - AUGUST 5Ages: 5 & underTime: 11:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.Location: Pioneer Park ShelterFee: FREE

WEEKLY THEMES:June 17- Wiggly WormJune 24 - Dr. SeussJuly 1 - Jungle JourneyJuly 8 - Animal AnticsJuly 15 - Under the SeaJuly 22 - Crazy CaterpillarsJuly 29 - Pig PenAugust 5 - Reading Rainbow

PETITE PICASSOSArt is an invaluable tool for children developing creativity, fine motor skills, and focus. Your “Petite Picasso” will learn how to handle and manipulate paintbrushes, crayons and markers in art class. Each week children will have a new theme and work on a creative new project.

THURSDAYS JULY 9 - JULY 30 (4 classes)


Time: 9:00 a.m. - 9:45 a.m.



SPORTS 101

Each week we will explore a new sport to learn about and play! We will cover the basic skills needed and incorporate fun activities into our mornings. This a great way to find out which activities your child is interested in.

MONDAYS JUNE 15 - JULY 6 (4 classes)


Time: 9:00 a.m. - 9:45 a.m.




Summer Programs

TENNIS INSTRUCTIONGame! Set! Match! Do you want to learn the basics of tennis? Our classes will teach proper stroke technique, strategy and court positioning all while having fun. Participants will enjoy 6 weeks of instruction and fun drills. Participants must supply their own tennis racquet. Limited enrollment, sign up soon!Instructors provided by Western Racquet.

ROOKIE SOCCER CAMPLooking to introduce the sport of soccer to the little ones? Then sign up for this fun camp. Kicking, dribbling, passing and more will be taught. Incorporated into this camp are unique and fun games that will improve your soccer skills, speed, strength, coordination and agility. Rookie soccer is a program that will engage children in physical activity in a non competitive environment. Classes are designed to develop motor skills, promote physical fitness and create self-confidence. Come ready to learn and have fun!

THURSDAYS, JULY 9 - AUGUST 13Ages: 3 & 4 year oldsTime: 5:15–6:00 p.m. or 6:00–6:45 p.m.Location: Pioneer ParkFee: $25 resident;

$40 non-resident

CHALLENGER SPORTS BRITISH SOCCER CAMPSChallenger Sports’ British Soccer Camp is the most popular soccer camp in the country. Hundreds of Challenger coaches each year have helped the company develop one of the most innovative approaches to coaching youth soccer in the US. Our experienced staff study the game at all levels and we have identified the key techniques and skills that your players need to work on and master to reach their true potential. Each day includes individual foot skills, technical drills, tactical practices, small-sided games, coached scrimmages, and a daily World Cup tournament. MINI SOCCER 6-7 year olds • 1.5 hours per day Fundamental practices, skill-building activities and small sided games.DATE: JULY 27- 31Time: 10:30 a.m. - NoonLocation: Ashwaubenon Sports ComplexFee: $134 Resident/$149 Non-Resident

HALF DAY CAMP 8-18 year olds • 3 hours per day Emphasis is placed upon individual skill development, core techniques and small sided games.DATE: JULY 27-31Time: 9:00 a.m-NoonLocation: Ashwaubenon Sports ComplexFee: $178 Resident/$193 Non-Resident

FULL DAY CAMP 8–18 year olds • 6 hours per day A more advanced camp for serious players which focuses on game related techniques, tactical development and coached match play.DATE: JULY 27-31Time: 9:00 a.m-4:00 p.m.Location: Ashwaubenon Sports ComplexFee: $246 Resident/$261 Non-Resident

ROOKIE T-BALL(Parent participation required)

Looking to introduce the sport of baseball to the little ones? T-Ball is designed to introduce the game and skills of baseball to young players. Participants will learn skills such as batting, fielding, throwing and running. Unique and fun games will be incorporated into this fun class to help your child improve the skills they learn. Classes are designed to develop motor skills, promote physical fitness and create self-confidence. Come ready to learn and have fun! Parent participation is required.

WEDNESDAYS, MAY 27 - JULY 1 (6 classes)Ages: 3 & 4 year oldsTime: 5:15 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.Location: Ashwaubenon Sports ComplexFee: $25 resident; $40 non-resident

MONDAYS/WEDNESDAYS JUNE 15 - JULY 22Time: Pre–Tennis (5 & 6 yrs): 1:00 p.m. – 1:30 p.m.

Beginner (6 & 7 yrs): 1:30 p.m. – 2:30 p.m. Beginner (8–11 yrs): 2:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m

TUESDAYS/THURSDAYS JUNE 16 - JULY 23Time: Tennis I (12–18 yrs): 1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.

Tennis II (12–18 yrs): 2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.Location: Pioneer Park Tennis CourtsFee: $46 resident $61 non–residentPre–Tennis Fee: $36 resident $51 non–resident


Early “Fall” Programs

YOUTH FLAG FOOTBALL LEAGUEHut, Hut, Hike! This fall we will be offering the youth Flag Football program for boys and girls who are in grades 3-6 for the 2015-2016 school year. The Flag football program was designed to teach participants about the sport of

football while emphasizing participation and sportsmanship. Players will learn various skills, while participating in a non-contact fun and exciting program.SATURDAYS, SEPTEMBER 12 - OCTOBER 24 (Dates depending on number of teams)

Leagues: Grade 3 & 4 Grade 5 & 6

Time: 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.

Location: Ashwaubenon Sports Complex Outfield of Softball Fields 1640 Fernando Drive

Fee: $35 resident (includes t-shirt) $50 non-resident

Players may begin signing up immediately. Sign-up deadline: Friday, September 4 First Day of Play: Saturday, September 12 Note: Players will be randomly assigned to teams.

ROOKIE FOOTBALL CAMPLooking to play some football to either learn or sharpen your skills? Then sign up for this fun camp. Passing, running, catching, blocking defense, offense and more will be taught. Incorporated into this camp are unique and fun games that will improve your football skills, speed, strength, coordination and agility. This camp will get you ready to play Youth Flag Football.

SATURDAYS, SEPTEMBER 12 - OCTOBER 17Ages: Grades 1 - 2Time: 10:00 a.m. - 10:45 a.m.Location: Ashwaubenon Sports Complex

1640 Fernando DriveFee: $25 resident

$40 non-resident*Minimal contact while playing.

TOTS FOOTBALL CAMPLooking for your children to play some football and learn the basic skills? Then sign up for this fun camp. Passing, running, catching, basic defense and offense will be taught. Incorporated into this camp fun games that will improve your football skills, speed, strength, coordination and agility.SATURDAYS, SEPTEMBER 12 - OCTOBER 17Ages: 3 - 5 years oldTime: 9:00 a.m. - 9:45 a.m.Location: Ashwaubenon Sports Complex

1640 Fernando DriveFee: $25 resident $40 non-resident*Non-contact while playing.

NFL PUNT, PASS & KICK CONTESTBe sure to join us for the annual NFL Punt, Pass & Kick Contest this fall. The competition is held on Diamond # 4 at the

Ashwaubenon Sports Complex. The Ashwaubenon Parks, Recreation and Forestry has partnered with the Ashwaubenon Knights of Columbus to make this event possible. Best of all, the event is FREE!! Just stop over before or after your game or practice. Event is open to ages 6-15(as of December 31st of 2014)

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19Time: 9 a.m. - noonLocation: Ashwaubenon Sports Complex

1680 Fernando DriveFee: FREE!Call the Parks, Recreation & Forestry Department for PPK rules!

VOLUNTEER COACHES ARE NEEDED for our football program. If you or someone

you know would like to volunteer, please let us know during registration.


Summer Concerts

Events Held In Conjunction with Concerts In The Park:June 17* Ashwaubenon Senior Citizen Day Ashwaubenon Seniors eat for $1.00 on June 17!

Senior Citizen book exchange on site.July 15** Food Drive Bring a nonperishable food item to benefit “Stocked Shelves” panty at St. John’s

Lutheran Church on Babcock.July 29*** Ice Cream Social Day Sundaes served for only $1 by the Ashwaubenon Senior Citizen

Advisory Committee.June 17–Aug. 5 Preschool Story Time & Craft 11:00-11:30 preceding every concert for ages 5 & under.

Sponsored by Ashwaubenon Parks, Recreation & Forestry. FREE!June 17–Aug. 5 Ashwaubenon Public Safety Vehicles on site during every concert for the kids to explore!

2015 at Pioneer Park

2570 Timber Lane

A FREE lunchtime concert series!!!• Enjoy music, lunch, and visit with friends and family.• 11:30 - 2 p.m. Wednesdays, June 17 - August 5• Concessions available on site, provided by area community organizations.• Picnic tables available or bring a lawn chair and blanket.• Rain site for all concerts will be located in the Pioneer School Gym.• For more information, call Parks & Recreation at (920) 492-2331.

ASHWAUBENON PARKS, RECREATION & FORESTRY

CONCERTS IN THE PARK SERIES


Summer Concerts

2015 SUMMER LINE-UPJune 17*

The Hits (50’s-70’s rock n’ roll)Sponsor: Maple Ridge Rehabilitation and Care Center

June 24Wisconsin Ragtime EnsembleSponsor: Pepsi-Cola of NE WI & The VOA

July 1Eddie Biebel & Vickie Lynn (Acoustic Americana)Sponsor: LP Mooradian Co. Flooring

July 8Talk of the Town (Dixie)Sponsor: Ashwaubenon Lions

July 15**Daddy D ProductionsSponsor: Bank First National

July 22Music Jar Band (Classic Rock & Blues)Sponsor: US BANK

July 29***ROCKER! (Classic Rock)Sponsor: AnSer Services

August 5Jerry Voelker & The Jolly Gents (Polka)Sponsor: Ashwaubenon Optimists

Saturday, August 15

Nashville Pipeline, 11:30 a.m-2:00 p.m.

The Cougars, 2:45 p.m.-5:15 p.m.

Big Mouth, 6:30 p.m.-9:00 p.m.FAMILY FUN-ATH-ALON/AHS 50th ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION @ ASHWAUBOMAY PARK

*Special event day - see previous page for details.

If you do business with our sponsors, please let them know

your appreciation in making this series possible!


Aquatics

ASHWAUBENON’S SWIMMING LESSON PROGRAMThe Ashwaubenon Swimming Lesson Program helps swimmers of all ages and varying abilities develop their swimming and water safety skills. It is designed to give students a positive learning experience. If you are unsure what level to enroll in, contact our Aquatic Coordinator and she will help you choose the appropriate class.

PARENT AND ME AQUATICS (6 months - 3 years old)Participants must be accompanied by an adult in the water for the entire 30 minute class. Parents are instructed how to safely work with their child in the water including how to properly support and hold their child. The child will be exposed to games that use basic movements, such as kicking, arm strokes and breath control. Activities are based on the developmental abilities of the child.

Please note: The class is only offered on Saturday’s at 10:00 a.m. in spring and 10:00, 10:45 and 1:00 in the summer.

TINY TOTS - (ages 3 - 4 years old)Blowing bubbles, putting face in water, back and front float with assistance, front crawl arm action, exit water on their own.

LEVEL 1Enter & Exit water independently, front and back float with support, 3 bobs, blow bubbles, front and back crawl with assistance.

LEVEL 2Fully submerge head & hold breath for 3 seconds, jump into water, 10 bobs, front float and back float unassisted 5 seconds, front & back glide 2 body lengths, front and back crawl unassisted 5 yards, retrieve a submerged object 2 times assisted.

LEVEL 3Enter water by jumping in from the side into deep water, retrieve a submerged object 2 times unassisted, front & back glide 5 body lengths, tread water for 30 seconds, front crawl with rotary breathing 15 yards, back crawl 15 yards, elementary backstroke kick 15 yards, head first entry from the side in a sitting & kneeling position.

LEVEL 4Front crawl with rotary breathing 25 yards, back crawl 25 yards, elementary backstroke 15 yards, breaststroke & sidestroke (scissors) kick 15 yards, front and back open turns, tread water for 2 minutes (using two different kicks), standing front dive from side of pool, feet first surface dive, survival swimming for 30 seconds.

LEVEL 5Front crawl with alternate breathing 50 yards, back crawl 25 yards, elementary backstroke 25 yards, sidestroke and breaststroke 15 yards, dolphin kick 15 yards, tread water for 5 minutes (using two different kicks), tuck and pick surface dives, long shallow dive, survival swimming for 1 minute.

LEVEL 6Front crawl and back crawl with 100 yards, breaststroke and sidestroke 25 yards, butterfly 15 yards, front and back flip turns, open turn (sidestroke), tread water for 6 minutes (1 minute w/o hands, 2 minutes w/ hands x 2), speed turn and pull out for breaststroke, surface dive & retrieve an object from the bottom (8-10 ft deep).

LEVEL 7Front crawl 200 yards w/ flip turns, back crawl 100 yards, sidestroke 50 yards, breaststroke 50 yards, butterfly 25 yards, 500 yard continuous swim, retrieve diving brick from 8-10 ft of water using a surface dive, demonstrate swimming using a pull buoy, paddles & fins separately.

ADULT LESSONSThis class is designed for ages 14 and over who would like to improve their stroke or have never taken swimming lessons. These classes are scheduled upon request and instructor availability.


Spring Aquatics

SPRING WATER EXERCISEFor all ages and abilities! Suit up and take the plunge. Water is a perfect environment for exercising, losing weight and toning up. Water helps support, heal and relax muscles that have been strained or tightened. This program will increase your strength and flexibility. You will make new friends and have fun exercising. You do not need to be a swimmer to enroll in this program. Must be at least 14 years or older to participate. Taught by Diane Kerlin

TUESDAY & THURSDAYSESSION: APRIL 2-MAY 5MINI SESSION: MAY 7-MAY 21Time: 6:15 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.Fee per Session: $30 resident $45 non-resident

Fee per Mini Session: $10 per person

SPRING SWIMMING LESSON SCHEDULEMONDAY/WEDNESDAY LESSONS 5:45 - 6:25 p.m. OR 6:30 - 7:10 p.m. SESSION 3: MARCH 30 - APRIL 29

SATURDAY LESSONS 10:00 - 10:40 a.m. OR 10:45 - 11:25 a.m. SESSION 3: APRIL 4 - MAY 2

*** Tiny Tots - Level 1-6 will be offered at most time slots.

Parent and Me Aquatics class will only be offered on Saturday’s from 10:00 - 10:30 a.m.

Adult lessons will be offered upon request.

Please Note: The number of available levels is dependent on sufficient staff.

SPRING AQUATICREGISTRATION INFORMATION!registration for spring aquatics will be accepted by

the Parks & recreation Department.

Unless notified by our Department, you will automatically receive your first choice. If you would like confirmation of your registration,

please enclose a self-addressed stamped envelope.

LEARN-TO-SWIM FEESFee Per Session (10 classes):$26 resident; $41 non-resident

Fee per “MINI” Session (5 classes):$16 resident; $31 non-resident

ASHWAUBENON HIGH SCHOOL POOLSPRING OPEN & LAP SWIM

Noon Hour Lap Swim (Mon/Wed/Fri)*Through June 5 11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.

Tuesday/Thursday Adult Lap SwimThrough April 30 5:30 p.m. - 6:15 p.m.

Saturday Open & Lap SwimThrough May 2 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. (Pool Closed April 4, 11, 18)

Sunday Open & Lap SwimThrough April 26 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. (Pool Closed April 12)

Daily Fees: $1.50 Children (17 & under) $2.00 Adults (18 -59) $1.50 Seniors (60 & over)

Passes: (Good for 10 visits) $11.00 Child/Seniors $18.00 Adults

– Children 3 & Under are FREE –

Saturday Parent/Child (7 & under) Open SwimThrough May 2 11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. (Pool Closed April 4, 11, 18)

$2.50 per 1 child & parent $1.00 for additional parent $.50 for additional child*Please note the pool availability is subject to change depending on school district physical education use. All participants should enter the pool through the pool entrance doors. Parking is limited at the high school.

POOL RENTALSFRIDAYS, THROUGH MAY 15

5:30 - 7:00 p.m.7:00 - 8:30 p.m.

SATURDAYS, THROUGH MAY 163:30 - 5:00 p.m.

(Pool closed April 4, 11, 18) Note: Please contact aquatic coordinator

for other possible dates and times*

SPECIAL EVENT POOL RENTALSAre you looking for a fun group activity? Host your next church outing, Boy/Girl Scout meeting, company party, field trip, instructional aquatics or any other special needs pool rental at our facility. Prices reflect 1-1/2 hours of pool time.Minimum Rental Fees: $65 Residents

$80 Non-ResidentsFor additional information about the Birthday/Special Event Rentals

or to reserve a party at the pool, call 492-2331.


AquaticsWATER SAFETY INSTRUCTOR (WSI) CLASS

Interested in teaching swim lessons?This class will teach participants how to become an effective swim instructor, and will help develop the skills necessary to plan and instruct swim level courses. Participants who pass the course will be certified through the American Red Cross. As an instructor, you will be able to teach the six levels of the Red Cross “Learn to Swim” program, Parent/Child Aquatics and Water Outreach Programs. Candidates must pass an in-water skills test (you must adequately perform all of the major swim strokes to start the class) to begin the course. This test will be given on the first day of class.

Course Length: 36-38 hours (includes F. I.T. - Fundamentals of Instructor Training)

Participants must be 16 years of age by the completion date of April 26, 2014.Site: Ashwaubenon High School Pool (2391 Ridge Dr.)

Dates: SATURDAY, APRIL 11 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. SUNDAY, APRIL 12 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15 5:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. SATURDAY, APRIL 18 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. SATURDAY, APRIL 25 8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

Fee: $120 resident; $135 non-resident (books are included in the class cost.) Sign up A.S.A.P.-Class size is limited!

Register at the Ashwaubenon Parks, Recreation & Forestry Department, 2155 Holmgren Way, Green Bay, WI 54304. You may also charge the course on VISA or MASTERCARD by calling 492-2331. Books must be picked up at the Ashwaubenon Parks, Recreation & Forestry Department prior to class (there are pre-class assignments) or you can have them mailed to you for an additional $10 fee. Call the Ashwaubenon Parks, Recreation & Forestry Department at (920) 492-2331 for further information!

MASTERS SWIMMING

SPRING SESSIONS SESSION 3A: WEDNESDAYS

APRIL 1 – MAY 6 (6 classes)

SESSION 3B: WEDNESDAYS MAY 13-JUNE 17

Spring Times: 5:15 a.m. – 6:45 a.m.

SPRING PRICES $27 Residents $42 Non-Residents

SUMMER SESSIONS SESSION 1A: WEDNESDAYS JUNE 24 – JULY 29 (6 classes)

SESSION 2A: WEDNESDAYS AUGUST 5-SEPTEMBER 9 (6 classes)

Summer Times: 5:15 a.m. – 6:45 a.m.

SUMMER PRICES $27 Residents $42 Non-Residents

The focus of this program is to provide structured fitness

swimming workouts. These workouts differ from a traditional open lap swim in that on-deck, experienced coaching is provided that includes stroke refinement and set design. The coach will adapt the workout to your goals, while providing a fun, yet challenging group swimming workout. This class is perfect for those that want to cross-train for fitness, improve their swimming ability, or train for a triathlon or other swimming competitions. Workouts are held twice a week. Participants should be able to swim freestyle (front crawl) for a minimum of 100 yards.

The masters swimming program is over seen by Brian McWilliams and his staff from McWilliams Training, LLC. Brian is a Level 2 United States Triathlon Coach. He is also a Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist and Licensed Athletic Trainer who was recently a member of the USA medical staff for the 2014, 2010 & 2006 Winter Olympics.

Ages: 14 years and older

Location: Ashwaubenon High School Pool


Summer Aquatics

Fee per Session (1A, 2A, 1 -5) $26 Residents $41 Non-Residents

SEMI-PRIVATE LESSONSSpecialized instruction with a maximum of three students per class (minimum of two). This program will run concurrent with our summer learn-to-swim program. Available upon request.Fee per session: $49 Residents (10 lessons) $64 Non-ResidentsFee “Mini” session: $31.50 Residents (5 lessons) $46.50 Non-Residents

SUMMER OPEN LAP & SWIMAshwaubenon High School Pool

Noon Hour Lap Swim (Monday - Friday) June 15 - August 21 11:30 a.m. - 12:15 p.m.

Lap Swim (Tue/Thurs) (Width Swim) June 16 - August 6 7:00 p.m. - 7:45 p.m.

Daily Fees: $1.50 Children (17 & under) $2.00 Adults (18 - 59) $1.50 Seniors (60 & over)

Passes (Good for 10 visits) $11.00 Child/Seniors $18.00 Adults

*Children 3 & Under are FREE!

TIME LEVELS AVAILABLE DAYS HELD SESSIONDAYTIME LEARN-TO-SWIM LESSONS9:15 - 9:55 a.m. TT, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 M-F 1-510:00 - 10:40 a.m. TT, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, PC M-F 1-510:45 - 11:25 a.m. TT, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, PC M-F 1-512:15 - 12:55 p.m. TT, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 M-F 1-5AFTERNOON LEARN-TO-SWIM LESSONS1:00 - 1:40 p.m. TT, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, PC T/TH 1A & 2A1:45 - 2:25 p.m. TT, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 T/TH 1A & 2A2:30 - 3:10 p.m. TT, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 M-F 1-5EVENING LEARN-TO-SWIM LESSONS4:45 - 5:25 p.m. TT, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 M & W 1A & 2A5:30 - 6:10 p.m. TT, 1, 2, 3, 4, PC M & W 1A & 2ABeg = Beginner PC = Parent-Child

SUMMER SWIMMING LESSON PROGRAMThe Parks, Recreation & Forestry Department will be offering Parent and Me Aquatics, Tiny Tots and Levels 1-7 this summer at the Ashwaubenon High School Pool, 2391 S. Ridge Road. All lessons are taught by American Red Cross lifeguards with certifications in, CPR, AED, First Aid and additional training in swimming lessons.

SUMMER LESSONSESSION 1: JUNE 15 - JUNE 26SESSION 2: JUNE 29 - JULY 10SESSION 3: JULY 13 - JULY 24SESSION 4: JULY 27 - AUGUST 7SESSION 5: AUGUST 10 - AUGUST 21

(morning classes only)

AFTERNOON LESSONSSESSION 1B: JUNE 16-JULY 16SESSION 2B: JULY 21-AUGUST 20

EVENING LESSONSSESSION 1B: JUNE 15-JULY 15SESSION 2B: JULY 20-AUGUST 19Please note: Swim sessions consist of ten (10) forty minute lessons.


Summer Aquatics

THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOWCHANGING ROOM POLICY. Children 5 and older are asked to use appropriate changing rooms.

PARENT WATCH POLICY: Parents are welcome to watch, but with your child’s interest in mind, we ask that you keep interaction with your child to a minimum. Our instructors have found that the quality of instruction has often been affected by parents and/or sibling distraction, interruptions and various other concerns during class time. We also feel it is most beneficial for children to have recreational time with their peers. Our instructors always welcome the opportunity to discuss participant’s progress with parents. Please contact your instructor before or after class with any special concerns.

REFUND POLICY. If a participant cancels a registration, $5 will be charged for processing with the balance of the activity fee being refunded. Cancellations may occur up to two days before an activity unless there is a registration deadline. NO REFUNDS will be given after an activity has started.

POOL TEMPERATURE: The pool is heated at a constant 80 degrees F.

LOCKER FACILITIES: The pool offers storage for your belongings while using the pool. There are coin-operated lockers available which require a quarter. ($.25)

GOGGLES: For levels 1-3 we do not recommend goggles because children need to learn to be comfortable in the water without any aids. However, with the upper level classes, goggles are recommended as students are expected to spend significant amount of time doing a variety of skills with their faces in the water. Goggles will help to reduce eye irritation. Please note: Mask type goggles with the nose piece attached are strictly prohibited.

SUMMER AQUATIC REGISTRATION INFORMATION!Registration for the Summer Swimming Lesson Program will be accepted first by MAIL or ONLINE

Unless notified by our Department, you will automatically receive your first choice.

If you are mailing in your registration and you would like confirmation of your registration, please provide an email address.

Mail-in registration for the Session I and Evening Session IA will be held May 4 - May 8. non-resident mail-in registration will not be processed until May 11.

You may register for any class in Session IA or I but only ONE session per person by mail.

ONLINE REGISTRATION AND DROP OFFYou can now register for all of our classes online at www.ashwaubenon.com, you will be able to

register for sessions 1, 2 and 1A of lessons beginning May 4th.

SESSION 2A & 3: beginning MONDAY, JUNE 22 SESSION 4: beginning MONDAY, JULY 6 SESSION 5: beginning MONDAY, JULY 20

Registrations can also be dropped off at the Park and Recreation office 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Monday - Friday at 2155 Holmgren Way, Ashwaubenon, WI 54304.


Summer Aquatics

PRIVATE SWIM LESSONS

Whether you are interested in getting comfortable in the water for the first time, want to improve your form or swim faster, we can develop a program to suit your needs. Private lessons are perfect for those who prefer one-on-one attention. An instructor will work with you to determine the best path to help you achieve your personal goals. Each lesson is 30 minutes long.

TUESDAYS OR WEDNESDAYSTime(s): 5:30–6:15 p.m.

Location: Ashwaubenon High School Pool

Fee: 1 Lesson $20 resident $35 non-resident 3 Lessons $50 resident $65 non-resident 7 Lessons $105 resident $120 non-resident

WATER EXERCISEFor all ages and abilities! Suit up and take the plunge. Water is a perfect environment for exercising, losing weight and toning up. Water helps support, heal and relax muscles that have been strained or tightened. This program will increase your strength and flexibility. You will make new friends and have fun exercising. You do not need to be a swimmer to enroll in this program. Taught by instructor Diane KerlinTUESDAY & THURSDAY EVENINGSSPRING SESSION APRIL 2 - MAY 5 MAY 7-MAY 21 (MINI SESSION)

SUMMER SESSION SESSION IA: JUNE 9-JULY 9 SESSION 2A: JULY 21-AUGUST 20Time: 6:15 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.Location: Ashwaubenon High School PoolFee Session 1A & 2A: $30 resident; $45 non-residentMini Session: $10 per person

AQUA ZUMBA This dance/fitness class uses Latin and other international rhythms to create a high intensity water workout. Easy to follow moves, great music and a party-like atmosphere makes this one class you don’t want to miss! Ditch the workout! Taught by licensed Zumba instructor Chelsey Larsen of Energy Fitness & Dance.

SPRING SESSIONSSESSION 3A: TUESDAY APRIL 14 - MAY 19SESSION 3B: SATURDAY APRIL 18 - MAY 23SESSION 3C: TUESDAY/SATURDAY APRIL 14 - MAY 23Spring Times: Tuesday evenings: 5:30 p.m. - 6:15 p.m.

Saturdays: 9 a.m. - 9:45 a.m.Fee (2x a week): $45 Resident; $60 Non-ResidentFee (once a week): $25 Residents; $40 Non-Resident

SUMMER SESSIONSSESSION 1A: TUESDAY JUNE 2 - JULY 7

SESSION 2A: TUESDAY JULY 21 - AUG. 25Summer Times: Tuesday evenings: 5:30 p.m. - 6:15 p.m.Location: Ashwaubenon High School Pool

2391 S. Ridge RoadAges: 14 years & upFee (once a week): $25 Residents; $40 Non-Resident

jUNIOR LIFEGUARDSThis an excellent choice for youth 11-15 years old. Participants responsibilities include morning workouts, leadership scenarios, in-water safety skills, assisting swim instructors during daily swim lessons and helping at theme nights and special events. Participants will have an opportunity to be trained in Community Water Safety, CPR, use of a lifeguard rescue tube, spine board and other equipment. Junior Lifeguard candidates should be able to perform the front crawl, sidestroke, breaststroke and backstroke. Registration is limited; therefore early registration is encouraged.MONDAY - THURSDAY June 22 - July 23

Time: 8:30 a.m. - 9:15 a.m.

Fee: $35 Residents; $50 Non-Residents

SUMMER NOON HOUR LAP SWIMTake a break from the daily grind at work and relieve some stress at the pool. The high school pool will be available for lap swimming during the lunch hour. Let us help you feel better about yourself and get back on track to staying fit this summer.MONDAY - FRIDAYS June 15 - August 21Time: 11:30 a.m. - 12:15 p.m.Fee: $2.00 Adults (18 - 59)

$1.50 Seniors (60 & over)Passes (Good for 10 visits) $18 Adults; $11 Seniors


Ashwaubomay Lake

ASHWAUBOMAY LAKEGrab the family and come out and play at Northeastern Wisconsin’s largest man- made sandbox & beach area. There’s always something happening here. Check out this years list of special events. Ashwaubomay lake is located in Ashwaubomay Park, 2881 S. Broadway.

Lake amenities include a zero-depth sand beach entry, diving platform, slide, sand & water volleyball court, sand & water playground equipment, sun arbors and complete snack shack to feed and re-hydrate the troops.

The lake will be open for the weekend of June 6 & 7 and then open for the season on Thursday, June 11. Hours of operation are daily from 11:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. with Wednesdays open until 8:00 p.m. Daily admission is charged. Season passes are also available at the snack shack and will be sold during regular business hours. The lake will close for the season on Saturday, August 15.

No Flotation Devices Allowed

DAILY ADMISSION reSident non-reSident

60 years & Over: FREE $3.7518-59 years: $3.75 $4.754-17 years: $2.75 $3.753 years & Under: FREE FREE

ASHWAUBOMAY LAKESEASON PASSES

EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT: Season passes purchased by Wednesday, June 10 are entitled to a $5 discount.

Season passes may be purchased at the Parks, Recreation & Forestry Department office during normal business hours, 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Monday - Friday, through Wednesday, June 10. Beginning June 11, passes will be sold at Ashwaubomay Lake as well.

THROUGH JUNE 10 JUNE 11 OR AFTERresident Individual $25 $30resident Family $50 $55non-resident Individual $40 $45non-resident Family $65 $70

PURCHASING ASHWAUBOMAY LAKE SEASON PASSES:

• A family season pass includes up to four (4) members living at the same address, with a maximum of two (2) adults. For families larger than four (4), additional passes may be purchased at $5 per person/pass.

• Children 3 and under do not need a season pass. • Proof of residency is required for resident passes.

ASHWAUBOMAY LAKE RULES1. Proper swimming attire must be worn, no street clothes

allowed this includes t-shirts and jean shorts.2. Coast Guard approved (Type 2 and Type 3) life jacekts will be

allowed at the lake. Water wings, inner tubes, air mattresses, and any other artificial swim aids are not allowed.

3. Food, beverages (water excluded) coolers and smoking are not allowed within the beach area. Patrons are allowed to picnic outside the Lake’s fenced area. Free same-day re-admission w/ stamp.

4. Children 6 years & under MUST be supervised by an adult at all times.

5. Swimmers must be able to perform the front crawl in order to use the platform.

6. Obey lifeguards at all times.7. The lake will be cleared every hour for a 10-minute break.8. Bathers must stay off the rocks near the water inlet.9. No cell phones or cameras are to be used in the changing

rooms.

A complete list of all the Lake Rules are available outside the chalet or on-line @ ashwaubenon.com

EARLY CLOSING POLICYAshwaubomay Lake will be closed if the air temperature is below 65° and/or there are fewer than 5 (five) patrons in the lake area.

FAMILY INFUSED!

BECOME A FAN of Ashwaubomay Lake on Facebook.Stay informed of special events, closing status, view sand castle photos and more!


Ashwaubomay Lake

2015 DOGGIE DIPAs the dog days of summer come to end its time to let our canine friends take the plunge. The day after the “human swimming season” is over we will be turning the lake over to our 4 legged friends for a 3 hour doggie dip. Bring Fido and his/her favorite toy over for a swim in the lake. A portion of the proceeds from this event will benefit the Bay Area Humane Society. Packerland Kennel Club will also be on hand to provide information on grooming, training and much more.

At 2:30 p.m. we will raffle off a FREE basket of dog treats and toys. Special thanks to the Packerland Region Kennel Club Inc. for providing this basket.

Doggie Dip Rules:

1. Only family friendly dogs are allowed.

2. Owners must provide documentation of their dog’s current rabies vaccination certification (with the expiration date) the day of the swim or they will not be allowed inside the lake area.

3. Puppies must be at least 16 weeks old and be vaccinated for rabies.

4. Owners are responsible for their dogs at aLL times, including cleaning up after their dogs. BAHS will have doggie-doo bags available.

SUNDAY, AUGUST 16Location: Ashwaubomay LakeTime: Noon – 3:00 p.m.Fee: $5 per dog

SANDCASTLE CONTESTS

Compete against others for title of “Best on the Beach!” Create your own unique and creative sand design and enjoy a fun filled day at the beach. Winners will receive a trophy / free prize from our treasure chest and have their castle’s picture posted on the Ashwaubomay Lake Facebook Page. Contests are held THURSDAY AND SUNDAY AFTERNOONS. Judging will begin at 3 p.m.

FATHER’S DAY SWIMSUNDAY, JUNE 21Bring your father and friends to Ashwaubomay Lake for Father’s Day on June 21st. All Dad’s swim FREE with a paid child admission. Lake hours for the day are 11 a.m. - 6 p.m. Regular admission fees apply.

FAMILY NIGHT SWIMS

Every Wednesday evening is family night at Ashwaubomay. The lake will extend its hours until 8:00 p.m. to allow families a chance to utilize the facility. Theme nights will be scheduled throughout the summer.

WEDNESDAYS: JUNE 17 - AUGUST 12

Time: 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.

Fee: $1.00 Children $2.00 Adults

$5.00 SAVINGS

EARLY BIRD SPECIAL THROUGH jUNE 10THBeat the long lines at the lake and

also save a few dollars. Purchase your DISCOUNTED Family or Individual Lake Passes during regular business hours at the Parks and Recreation

Department Office, 2155 Holmgren Way

$5.00 SAVINGS

BEACH PARTYTUESDAY, JULY 14Come join us for a party on the beach! Great music, games for the kids, and the first 50 people will start the party off right with a free mini beach ball!

CHRISTMAS IN jULYTUESDAY, JULY 28Come “deck the halls” at the Lake! Holiday festivities include decorating the tree, making ornaments, and other favorite Christmas traditions!

SPECIAL EVENTS

LOVE YOUR LIFEGUARD DAYTUESDAY, AUGUST 4Join us as we celebrate our hardworking summer staff. Participants will be invited to watch rescue demonstrations, meet our lifeguards, play games, take pictures and grab their autographs.

don’t forget to stop by our concession stand as we’ll feature a new menu item each week we host a special event.


Ashwaubomay Lake

Special Group RatesAre you looking for a fun group activity? Host your next outing at Ashwaubomay Lake. The lake is a perfect amenity for day cares, church groups, boy/girl scouts, company picnics, field trips, instructional aquatics or any other special need!

Groups Larger than 20 people will receive 15% OFF the normal admission rate

MINIMUM REQUIREMENT - Need at least 20 patrons to qualify for group rate and one day notice.

You must call the Ashwaubenon Parks & Recreation Department to register your group and receive the group rate. Determination of residency or non-residency is baed on the location of sponsoring agencies building. We can be reached at 492-2331

Ashwaubomay Lake RentalsHow would you like to hold your company picnic/special event at Ashwaubomay Lake. Now you can! Groups can rent Ashwaubomay Lake for exclusive use.

reNtaL time avaiLaBLe: Daily (except Wednesday) from 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.

the ashwaubenon Parks, recreation & Forestry department will provide:- All the necessary personnel- All Lake rentals include free use of the open-air shelter

adjacent to the café- Café open for snacks or dinner (Additional fee required)

All facility rules apply during group use for the safety of everyone.

Minimum Rental Fees: $125 resident; $140 non-resident

You can reserve the pool in 1 ½ hour time slots for any special occasion. Your friends and family can enjoy the pool all to yourselves!

RESIDENT FEES Number of people Number of people Number of people 20 & under 21-50 50-100

Pool Rental: $65.00 $85.00 $105.00

NON-RESIDENT FEES Number of people Number of people Number of people 20 & under 21-50 50-100

Pool Rental: $80.00 $100.00 $120.00

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SPonSorShiPS/PArtnerShiPS/DonAtionSThe Parks, Recreation & Forestry Department has many “needs” for our community programs and facilities. We always welcome inquires from individuals and businesses on how we can form a partnership, or recognize an individual / group through a facility donation or event sponsorship.Some current & past ideas include:• Family Fun-ath-alon sponsorship• Summer concert sponsorship• Park bench or shelter donation• Playground equipment donation• Senior citizen events, such as

“Breakfast with the Experts” or socials• Summer playground program special event sponsorship• Playground program games & athletic equipment donations• Drinking fountains (bubblers)• Family events (Easter Egg Hunt, movie nights, etc..)• Ashwaubomay Lake special event sponsorship• Flagpoles• Tree donations

If you have an idea, we’ll be happy to sit down & listen. Please contact the Director of Parks, Recreation & Forestry @ 920-492-2331 to discuss.

TREE/BENCH DONATION PROGRAMThe Village of Ashwaubenon Parks, Recreation & Forestry Department offers a dignified Tree and Park Bench Donation Program. This program will provide individuals, families and organizations a way to remember a loved one, honor someone special or recognize a special achievement.

A selection of six different species are offered to allow participants to choose a tree with traits to suit their individual tastes. To ensure optimal growth, trees will be planted by Village Staff at the appropriate time of year (typically May and October as weather permits). Tree donors will also be recognized on our donor plaque which is displayed at the Village Hall.

The bench style is a six foot long, steel Du Mor bench and can be ordered in a green or black polyester powder finish. The bench also comes with a 2” X 10” plaque that is set into the bench to create a personalized message commemorating the donation. Benches will be installed in summer or fall on a concrete slab in a mutually agreeable location.

If you would like to further discuss specific details of the program, a Parks, Recreation and Forestry staff member will be happy to meet with you to answer any questions. Please contact the Department Office at 492-2331 to discuss options.

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2 - Ashwaubenon Sports Complex 41.9 AC 13 - Pioneer 19.4 AC

3 - Ashwaubomay 85.6 AC 14 - Sand Acres 7.1 AC

4 - Bill Diamond Soccer Fields 6.2 AC 15 - Sherwood Forest 45.8 AC

5 - Canterbury 1.0 AC 16 - Skyline 2.2 AC

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Saturday, May 98:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.

Ashwaubenon Historical Society Building737 Cormier Road

Come check out our wide selection of perennials at reasonable prices!

Do you have plant material you would like to donate? Call Janet at 339-9519

or Mary 437-3570 for details.

Stop by and check out the Emerald Ash Borer Display... Village Forester Tim Bauknecht will be on hand to field your questions or concerns regarding woody landscape plants

Parks & Forestry

STREET TREESAVAILABLE TO RESIDENTS

The Neighborhood Street Tree Planting Program will once again be offered in the fall of 2015. The planting program

is a partnership between the Village and its residents to promote the benefits of tree-lined streets. The resident

pays for the tree while planting and maintenance will be the Village’s responsibility.

A selection of suitable trees will be sent to interested residents with an order form in

early fall and planting will be done in late October or early November.

Interested residents are asked to call the Village Forester before September 1, 2015 to be included in the program.

RESIDENTS ASKED TO HELP PREVENT SPREAD OF OAK WILTTo minimize the potential for an oak wilt infection, the Village of Ashwaubenon has adopted an ordinance to PROHIBIT THE PRUNING OR WOUNDING OF OAKS FROM APRIL 1st TO jULY 15th. This policy applies to public as well as private trees. Contact the Village Forester for additional information.

Ashwaubenon Historical Society’s

Annual Community Wide Plant Sale

Bake Sale & Hot Coffee Served!

Brown County is under State and Federal quarantines that restrict the movement of firewood and other wood products originating within Brown County.

Don’t risk starting a new infestation of an invasive insect or disease… Harvest or buy firewood where you’ll burn it! Other things to keep in mind:- Don’t take firewood with you on your camping trip, up

to your hunting camp or bring firewood back from your cottage ‘up north’ to your house.

- If you already moved firewood, and you need to dispose of it, burn it quickly and completely. Make sure to rake the storage area carefully and burn the debris also.

For additional quarantine information check out the following website: www.datcpservices.wisconsin.gov/eab/index.jsp

Please Don’t Move Firewood!!!

WI countIes currently under eAB quArAntIne restrIctIons.


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VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES OFFERED

The Parks, Recreation and Forestry Department currently has several volunteer based programs designed for citizen’s to take an active role in making Ashwaubenon a better place to live.

ADOPT A GARDEN

Volunteers plant the gardens beneath the park signs with the design and flowers of their preference. Adoptees are asked to plant, weed and maintain the beds throughout the growing season with Village Staff providing watering and fertilization.

ADOPT A PARKInvolves picking up litter from your selected park a minimum of three times per year. Trash bags, safety information and bag pick-up afterwards can be provided by Village Staff. Each group’s efforts will be recognized with a sign to thank the organization or family for helping keep “their” park looking good.

*** Parks currently available for adoption in 2015 include: Ashwaubomay, Bill Diamond Fields, Cormier, Klipstine, Lois Aubinger, Valley View and Waterford in addition to many trailways located throughout the community.

PICK A PARKIs your group or organization looking for a way to get involved in and give back to the community? Searching for a service project to participate in National Volunteer Week being celebrated from April 12-18 in 2015.

The Village of Ashwaubenon’s Pick A Park program is designed for groups or organizations interested in organizing a single day service project. Any of the Village’s parks are available for this exciting program whether or not they are already adopted through our Adopt A Park program.

If you are interested in becoming involved in any of these programs, please contact the Village Forester at the Parks, Recreation & Forestry Department for assistance.

STREET TREE PRUNING PROGRAM

The Village of Ashwaubenon Parks, Recreation and Forestry De-partment is charged with maintaining over 8000 publically owned trees that line Village streets and grace our numerous parks. A sys-tematic pruning program is used to provide regular, routine main-tenance to ensure these trees remain safe and continue to make Ashwaubenon a great place to live. Using current resources and man-power, it presently takes 10 years to get through the entire community and prune every tree. Each tree is pruned to current industry standards with special consideration for the following:

- prune broken or damaged limbs- raise the crown and provide clearance for vehicles (15’

at the curb), pedestrians (10’ over the sidewalk or yard), signs and streetlights

- remove any large deadwood and crossing branches- lightly thin to allow for light penetration and air circulation

The Village of Ashwaubenon held a very special tree planting cele-bration last year at Klipstine Park. 20 Urban Forestry students from Mid-State Technical College (MSTC) assisted Village staff to re-place the existing ash and planted an additional 20 new trees at the Park. A variety of trees were provided by the Packer’s Green Team “First Down for Trees” project to help increase the species diversity within Ashwaubenon’s urban forest. With the recent discovery of Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) in Brown County, the Village’s goal is to reduce our ash numbers by initiating pre-emptive removal and replacement of existing, healthy ash trees.

Arborists from Selner Tree and Shrub Care of Ashwaubenon gener-ously donated their services to remove existing ash trees to pre-pare the sites for replanting by MSTC students.

The Green Bay Packers Green Team and Wisconsin Public Ser-vice initiated First Downs for Trees as a joint effort with Brown County communities, the WI-DNR and the US Forest Service to promote the planting of trees. Last year SCA and Green Bay Pack-aging joined the project by providing additional funding to the program.

The Village of Ashwaubenon Parks, Recreation and Forestry Department thanks our generous partners to make this project a HUGE success!!!

VILLAGE CELEBRATES ARBOR DAY

EAB INFORMATION AVAILABLETo prepare for Emerald Ash Borer’s arrival, the Village created an Emerald Ash Borer Readiness plan to guide the Village’s management of this pest. A digital copy is available on the Village’s website at www.ashwaubenon.com for viewing… click on Departments > Parks, Recreation and Forestry > Forestry > Emerald Ash Borer to view this and other important information about emerald ash borer.


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Village of AshwaubenonStreet Tree B enefits

Trees:

• Reducestormwaterrunoff• Lowersummerairtemperatures• Reduceairpollution• Reduceheatingandcoolingcosts• Reduceatmosphericcarbondioxide(CO2)• Enhancepropertyvalues• Providewildlifehabitat• Improvehealthandwellbeing• Improvelearningandconcentration• Provideaestheticbenefits

Ashwaubenon street trees provide thousands of dollars

of environmental, economic and aesthetic benefits to the

community. Over their lifetime, street tree benefits exceed

the costs of planting and care, representing a 300 percent

return on investment. Tree benefits increase over time

highlighting the importance of not only planting trees, but

of providing ongoing maintenance and protection. These

benefits are a reminder of the worthwhile investment in

our community forestry program.

Annually Ashwaubenon public street trees provide1…

$154,686

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Freeman Maple CultivarSilver MapleHoneylocust

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WisconsinDepartmentofNaturalResourcesdnr.wi.gov

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources provides equal opportunity in its employment, programs, services, and functions under an Affirmative Action Plan. If you have any questions, please write to Equal Opportunity Office, Department of Interior, Washington, D.C. 20240.

Trees Reduce Stormwater Runoff and Improve Water Quality

Trees reduce peak stormwater runoff and associated pollutants entering local water bodies. Trees reduce stormwater volumes by intercepting a portion of rainfall, which evaporates and never reaches the ground. Tree roots also increase rainfall infiltration and storage in the soil. And tree canopies reduce soil erosion by diminishing the impact of raindrops on barren surfaces.

StreettreesinAshwaubenonintercept5,303,908gallonsofwaterannuallyforasavingsof$143,746.

Trees Reduce Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide

Trees reduce atmospheric carbon by capturing and storing CO2 as they grow. By reducing demand for heating and cooling, trees indirectly reduce CO2 by avoiding power plant emissions associated with energy production.

StreettreesinAshwaubenoncapture721tonsofatmosphericCO2peryear.Annualsavingsincludingindirectcostsare$19,280.Streettreesalsostoreapproximately7,322tonsofatmosphericCO2foratotalsavingsof$109,830.

Trees Improve Air Quality

Trees improve air quality by trapping particulates, absorbing gaseous pollutants, and releasing oxygen. By cooling urban heat islands and shading parked cars, trees indirectly reduce ozone levels. The Environmental Protection Agency recognizes tree planting as an ozone reduction measure in state implementation plans.

StreettreesinAshwaubenonremove404lbs.ofparticulatematter,757lbs.ofozone,34lbs.ofsulfurdioxideand129lbs.ofnitrogenoxidesannually.Totalannualsavingsincludingindirectcostare$24,561.

Trees Save Energy

Trees reduce the demand for energy to heat and cool buildings by providing shade, lowering summertime temperatures, and reducing windspeeds. Secondary benefits are reduced water consumption and pollutants emissions by local power plants.

StreettreesinAshwaubenonsaveapproximately719MWHofelectricityand96,787Thermsofnaturalgasannuallyforasavingsof$149,421.

Trees Improve Property Values and Beautify Our Communities

Trees are the single strongest positive influence on scenic quality in our community! They increase the attractiveness of retail business areas. Studies found shoppers are willing to pay up to 11% more for goods and services in a well-landscaped business district. Trees increase property values. People will pay 3-7% more for properties with many trees. Trees foster safer and more sociable neighborhoods. Views of trees ease mental fatigue and stress, help concentration, reduce sickness, and provide settings for recreation and relaxation. Trees also help reduce noise, provide a refuge for wildlife, and help connect residents with their natural environment.

StreettreesinAshwaubenonincreasepropertyvaluesannuallyby$154,686.

Diversity Improves Urban Forest Resilience

A diverse palette of trees helps guard against catastrophic loss to insects and diseases or environmental stresses. A general guideline for urban forest diversity is no more than 5% of any one species, 10% of any one genus.

Mapleandashtreesareover-representedonAshwaubenon’sstreets.Thisjeopardizes$414,934ofthecity’surbanforest’sbenefitsfrompestssuchasemeraldashborer(EAB)andAsianlonghornedbeetle(ALB).EnlistthepublictohelpincreaseAshwaubenon’surbanforestresiliencebyplantinglesscommontreesontheirownproperty.

1 Analysis was conducted using iTree Streets. iTree Streets is a street tree management and analysis tool for urban forest managers that uses tree inventory data to quantify the dollar value of annual environmental and aesthetic benefits. The iTree Suite is a free state-of-the-art, peer-reviewed software suite from the USDA Forest Service. www.itreetool.org.

Tree graphic concept courtesy of City of New York Department of Parks & Recreation.


Village Services

Our Compost site is open year round 24 hours a day to Village Residents only. To access it off of Cormier Road, Collaer Court is on the North side of the street between Holmgren Way and Ashland Ave. All vehicles should have an “A” sticker on the front window just above the VIN number.

To receive a sticker, stop by the Public Works Department at Village Hall and show proof of residency.

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CONSTRUCTION 2015USH 41 CONSTRUCTION UPDATE:The USH 41 Reconstruction Project starts up again this spring and will be continuing through the end of 2016. To get up to the minute updates for all of the USH 41 corridor projects, feel free to visit the WDOT’s project website at www.us41wisconsin.gov. The Village of Ashwaubenon is currently reviewing it’s construction schedule so that no local construction interferes with the USH 41 construction. You may also visit www.ashwaubenon.com for all construction updates.

The Village would like to thank all residents and visitors in advance for their cooperation and patience during our Construction Season.

PROPER MAILBOx HEIGHTDuring the winter season, unfortunately many mailboxes are damaged during the snow removal process. The diagram shows the correct installation height for the snow plows. Mailboxes not properly installed are at risk of damage at owner’s expense replacement.

The door of the mailbox should be flush with the back of the curb.

42” from the top of the curb to the bottom of the box

Or

Minimum height of 48” from roadway

ASHWAUBENON BIKE TO SCHOOL DAYAshwaubenon has set Wednesday, May 6th, 2015 as “Bike to School Day”. This national program is in cooperation with the League of American Bicyclists’ National Bike to School Month! Watch for more information at your local school. All Ashwaubenon School District students riding their bike to school on this day will receive a free pass to Ashwaubomay Lake!

WHY PARTICIPATE IN BIKE TO SCHOOL WEEK?- IT’S FUN! Biking to work builds morale, encourages

comaraderie, and is a great way to get active in your community.

- IT’S HEALTHY! Active employees and students are more alert, take fewer sick days and are more productive

- IT’S GREEN! Biking reduces your carbon footprint, reduces traffic congestion, and can save you $$!

BIKE TO SCHOOL DAY is Wednesday, May 6th“We challenge you to try it. We think you’ll like it!” ~ the Bicycle & Pedestrian advisory Committee.

For additional information, please go to the Village website @ www.ashwaubenon.com / Departments / Public Works


Village Services

GARBAGE AND RECYCLINGGarbage carts and recycle bins must be kept apart for pickup. Put one on each side of the driveway or try and keep at least 3 feet between the cart and bin. Carts and bins should be placed at the curb by 7 a.m. on your garbage day and after pick up all carts and bins must be placed out of sight.

**Due to trip and fuel costs, the Village is unable to make return trips for containers not placed out to the street on time the morning of your designated day.

OPTIONS: If you notice that the residents across the street from you have not been picked up you may put your container on the opposite side for pick up.

GARBAGE TRANSFER STATION: Located at 3734 Mason Street in Onieda.

RECYCLE: May be brought to the Recycling Plant located at 2561 S Broadway. The hours for the public are: Thursday’s Monday - Friday, 7:00 am - 3:00 p.m.. (Dumpsters are located in front of the building on Broadway)

BRUSH PICKUPAll brush must be put at the curb with the butt end to the street

FIRE WOODCut/split fire wood is available for $50.00 a face cord at the Village Garage. (8’x4’x18”)

HOUSEHOLD HAzARDOUS WASTEMay be dropped off at 2561 S. Broadway on Thursdays from 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m.. The number to call is 920-492-4964

FAQ REGARDING THE STREET DEPARTMENTImportant information from the Ashwaubenon Street Department.

Contact the Public Works Department at 492-2310 with any questions.

Spring Election is Tuesday, April 7, 2015

Local offices on the Spring ballot include:

Village Trustee, Wards 7-8



Village Clerk-Treasurer

Village Municipal Judge

Voter RegistrationAshwaubenon residents may register to vote at the Village Clerk office any time before 5:00 PM the Friday before Election Day or register at the Brown County Ashwaubenon Branch Library, Ashwaubenon High School, myvote.wi.gov, or by mail 20 days prior to Election Day.

On Election Day, residents may register to vote at the polling place. Be sure to provide proper proof of residence. Polling places are open on Election Day from 7:00 AM through 8:00 PM.

Absentee VotingIf you are unable to get to the polling place on Election Day, you can also vote by Absentee Ballot. Requirements to vote absentee include being 18 years of age; citizen of the U.S.; not a felon (or fully pardoned); registered to vote; and by making application in writing. By State Law, absentee voting is restricted to the two weeks before an election – ending at 5:00 PM Friday before Election Day. Contact the Village Clerk-Treasurer office at 492-2302 or stop in to make an Absentee Ballot request.

2015 Election Dates:

ORDINANCE 11-21 (6) LONG GRASS, WEEDS, VEGETATION(6) Noxious weeds, grass and vegetation. All noxious weeds, grass and vegetation shall be maintained and cut as follows:

a. Vacant parcels over one-half acre in size. All such parcels shall cut, maintain weeds, grass and vegetation to a height of 12 inches or less.

b. Residential and commercial parcels. All such parcels

shall cut and maintain weeds, grass and vegetation to a height of six inches or less. When the village’s operations superintendent or his designee notes or receives a complaint on a vacant lot or residential/commercial property, a notice of violation shall be sent out granting the property owner three business days to correct such violation. If such violation is not corrected, the village will authorize and conduct action to bring the property into compliance and bill the property owner for such efforts under Wis. Stats. §66.0627(1).


Village Services – Engineering

With the creation of the Storm Water Utility in 2012, all developed par-cels in the Village have

received a storm water usage charge (a line item included on the Water & Sewer Utility invoice or a separate Storm Water Utility invoice) based on the amount of impervious surface that parcel has. Impervious surfaces are those that prevent water from infiltrat-ing into the ground, such as rooftops, driveways, parking lots, and sidewalks. The amount of impervious surface was determined from the 2010 Aerial Photos completed for Brown County (available on the Village Website through “Access Ashwaubenon”). The 2014 aerial pho-tos will be used to update the impervi-ous surface calculations in 2015

A typical residential lot has 3,316 square feet of impervious surface which is the basis for the annual rate of $50 per equivalent runoff unit (ERU). 1 ERU is the same as 1 Usage charge on the Util-ity invoice. The Village has calculated each parcel’s ERU/Usage. A parcel with 3,316 square feet of impervious surface will see a $12.50 storm water charge on their quarterly water bill. If a parcel has less than the average amount of imper-vious surface, the Usage charge will be less. Larger parcels will have multiple ERU/Usage charges.

Storm Water Utility funds are being used to meet mandates by the Wiscon-sin Department of Natural Resources to ensure Waters of the State are kept clean. Through the Wisconsin Pollu-tion Discharge and Elimination System (WPDES) permitting process, the Vil-lage must continually stay in compli-ance with the Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System Discharge Permit issued to the Village in 2006 and reviewed in 2014.

A Utility also includes all tax-exempt parcels in with this effort so that all

generators of storm water runoff are working together on storm water man-agement.

Projects being funded by the Storm Wa-ter Utility in 2015 include a storm water pond near the Holmgren Way/Van Der Perren Way intersection, runoff convey-ance measurements in floodplain areas, system maintenance (i.e. existing pond dredging, storm sewer replacement and cleaning) street sweeping, yard waste management, and overall system man-agement planning.

STORM WATER UTILITY

If you have any questions regarding the Storm Water Utility or your storm water charge, please contact the Vil-lage Engineer, Steve Birr, in the Public Works Department at (920) 492-2308.


Registration Information

NON-RESIDENT POLICY Department programs and activities are supported by village property taxes. Non-Residents are required to pay their “fair share” to support activities. Program fee for Non-Residents is an additional $15.00.

CLASS CANCELLATIONSPlease don’t wait until the last minute to sign up. Activities will be canceled if there are insufficient registrations. Notification of cancellations or schedule changes will be made as soon as possible.

PROGRAM PARTICIPANT AGES

The age of the child at the start of the program will be used to determine program eligibility.

REFUNDS If a participant cancels a registration $5.00 will be charged for processing, with the balance of the activity fee being refunded. Cancellations may occur up to two days before an activity unless there is a registration deadline. NO REFUNDS will be given after an activity has started. Full refunds will be given when the Department cancels classes or makes schedule changes. Please note: A $5.00 fee will be charged if a participant switches from one class to another.

WALK-IN REGISTRATION

Walk-in registrations will be accepted at the Parks & Recreation Department during regular business

hours: 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

MAIL-IN REGISTRATION

Mail your completed registration form and check payable to:

Ashwaubenon Parks & Recreation Dept.2155 Holmgren Way, Ashwaubenon, WI 54304

DROP BOXA 24-hour depository box is

located through the front entrance of the Village Hall. Place in a sealed

envelope marked Park & Rec Registration.

FAX492-2341

Credit Card (MasterCard, Visa & Discover only), payment

information mUst accompany all fax registrations or they cannot be processed

REGISTRATION FORM – MAIL/DROP-OFF/FAxMail/Drop off to: Village of Ashwaubenon Parks, Recreation and Forestry, 2155 Holmgren Way, Ashwaubenon, WI 54304 Fax to: 920-492-23411. Registering Adult (Parent or Guardian), please PRint and FiLL oUt FoRM CoMPLEtELYLast Name __________________________________________________________________ First Name ___________________________________________________________________________Address ________________________________________________________________ City / Zip _________________________________________________________Home Phone __________________________________ Work / Day Phone ____________________________________ Cell Phone _______________________________E-Mail Address ____________________________________________________ Special Considerations (medications, disabilities, etc.) _______________________________Emergency Name & Phone (if no one answers to the above numbers) _____________________ Relationship to registrant(s) ___________________________________________If more than one parental home or other special circumstance, give name, address home/work phone below: _______________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________2. Fill in programs for each participant Class Number Class Name/Time Participant Last Name Participant First Name M/F Date of Birth Grade Level Fee____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________3. Terms and Conditions: I, as the participant or parent/legal guardian of the above named child, hereby give permission for his/her/my participation in the above listed activity(ies). I further authorize, without my prior approval, the rendering of any emergency medical treatment that may be necessary due to his/her/my participation in the activity (ies). I hereby, for myself, my child, my heirs, executors and administrators, waive and release any and all rights and claims for damages I or my child may have against the representatives, successors, and assigns for any and all injuries suffered by myself or my child at any activity sponsored by these groups. In addition, by registering for the program I have granted the Village of Ashwaubenon permission to use my photograph for promotional purposes unless otherwise noted.Participant or Parent/Guardian Signature _____________________________________________________________ Date __________________________________4. Payment Information Payable to Village of Ashwaubenon

Visa MasterCard Discover Check/Check No. ___________________________________________ CashCard Holder Name__________________________________________ Payment Amount $ __________ Credit Card Number ____________________________________

Expiration Date _________________ Security Code _______________ Authorized Signature _______________________________________________________________

Sub-Total ____________

Credit from Account ____________

TOTAL ____________

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REGISTRATION FORM – MAIL/DROP-OFF/FAxMail/Drop off to: Village of Ashwaubenon Parks, Recreation and Forestry, 2155 Holmgren Way, Ashwaubenon, WI 54304 Fax to: 920-492-23411. Registering Adult (Parent or Guardian), please PRint and FiLL oUt FoRM CoMPLEtELYLast Name __________________________________________________________________ First Name ___________________________________________________________________________Address ________________________________________________________________ City / Zip _________________________________________________________Home Phone __________________________________ Work / Day Phone ____________________________________ Cell Phone _______________________________E-Mail Address ____________________________________________________ Special Considerations (medications, disabilities, etc.) _______________________________Emergency Name & Phone (if no one answers to the above numbers) _____________________ Relationship to registrant(s) ___________________________________________If more than one parental home or other special circumstance, give name, address home/work phone below: _______________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________2. Fill in programs for each participant Class Number Class Name/Time Participant Last Name Participant First Name M/F Date of Birth Grade Level Fee____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________3. Terms and Conditions: I, as the participant or parent/legal guardian of the above named child, hereby give permission for his/her/my participation in the above listed activity(ies). I further authorize, without my prior approval, the rendering of any emergency medical treatment that may be necessary due to his/her/my participation in the activity (ies). I hereby, for myself, my child, my heirs, executors and administrators, waive and release any and all rights and claims for damages I or my child may have against the representatives, successors, and assigns for any and all injuries suffered by myself or my child at any activity sponsored by these groups. In addition, by registering for the program I have granted the Village of Ashwaubenon permission to use my photograph for promotional purposes unless otherwise noted.Participant or Parent/Guardian Signature _____________________________________________________________ Date __________________________________4. Payment Information Payable to Village of Ashwaubenon

Visa MasterCard Discover Check/Check No. ___________________________________________ CashCard Holder Name__________________________________________ Payment Amount $ __________ Credit Card Number ____________________________________

Expiration Date _________________ Security Code _______________ Authorized Signature _______________________________________________________________

Sub-Total ____________

Credit from Account ____________

TOTAL ____________

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See page 3 for instructions.

REGISTRATION BEGINS: VILLAGE RESIDENTS: MONDAY, MARCH 30TH @ 8:00 A.M.

NON-RESIDENTS: MONDAY, APRIL 6TH @ 8:00 A.M.


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Co-Sponsored Organizations

WHAT IS A CO-SPONSORED ORGANIZATION?The Ashwaubenon Park Board co-sponsors the seven youth organizations that are listed on the next two pages. The organizations are Ashwaubenon Youth Baseball (AYB), Ashwaubenon Youth Soccer (AYSA), Ashwaubenon Girls Softball (AGSA), Ashwaubenon Wrestling Club (AWC), Ashwaubenon Special Children’s, Ashwaubenon Swim Club (ASC) and Ashwaubenon Youth Football. As a co-sponsored organization the village provides each group with the following: 1) Funding for equipment and/or wages. 2) Free facility use (ball fields, gym, pool, etc.) 3) Upkeep and grooming of all facilities 4) Insurance coverage 5) Free use of community center for their meetings 6) Provide a staff liaison to attend co-sponsored board

meetings. 7) Provide a staff liaison to help with facility or program

concerns

8) Plus miscellaneous other items

In return the co-sponsored organization is responsible for the following: 1) Day to day operations of their organization 2) Handle all registration and money 3) Provide contact person to department and all participants 4) Have a governing board that meets on a regular basis 5) Provide budget information to department each year 6) Follow participation rules - equal playing time for all

participants 7) Follow Parks and Recreation Department philosophy

in program - skill development focus, equal play and opportunities for all participants and focus on fun and skills rather than “winning”

8) Plus miscellaneous other items

This unique relationship seems to work and provides for low cost, well-run recreation programs for hundreds of children each year.

ASHWAUBENON’S SPECIAL CHILDREN’S PROGRAMPRESIDENT: SHERI SORENSON 737-1014Students with physical and cognitive disabilities are able to participate in the Ashwaubenon Special Children’s Program. The program is for students of varying degrees of abilities and is an 8 week program held at Parkview Middle School. The program is in partnership with the Ashwaubenon School District and the Ashwaubenon Parks, Recreation & Forestry Department. Participants will be involved in theme based activities each week, with an emphasis on community activities and field trips. Teachers and aides can work on on one with participants. This allows students to maintain skills attained during the school year throughout the summer and develop peer and community interactions as well. There are two 4 week sessions during the summer (allowing for both summer school and program participation) Need based scholarships may be available. Bus pick-up and drop-off from a students’ residence is part of the program.

For more info, please contact Brian Nelson @ the school district (492-2405 X 1010)

ADDITIONAL CO-SPONSORED PROGRAMS - Ashwaubenon Girls Softball Association (AGSA)

Contact: Jay VanLanen 639-3773

- Ashwaubenon Youth Baseball, Inc. (AYB, Inc.) Contact: John Hurd 265-6688

- Ashwaubenon Youth Soccer Association (AYSA) Contact: Mike Beyer 362-7595

- Ashwaubenon Wrestling Club (AWC) Contact: Timm Leisgang 405-3638

ASHWAUBENON YOUTH FOOTBALLPRESIDENT: Paul Johnson 347-0244The Youth Football program is a tackle program open to all 7th and 8th grade

Ashwaubenon residents. This program teaches the fundamentals of football, basic tackling, and

teamwork. League play is through Great Lakes Conference. More information is available on the youth football program website: www.ashwaubenonlions.com.Monthly meeting is normally held the third Wednesday of the month at the Village Hall.

2012 Lions football registration is set for April 17th, from 5:30–7:30 p.m. in the commons at Parkview Middle School.

ASHWAUBENON SWIM CLUB (ASC)

President, Amy Messamore 393-0385 Head Coach Megan OberstadtThe Ashwaubenon Swim Club is a year-round program with seasons beginning in April and September. The program is designed for any youth who can swim one (1) pool length front crawl and one (1) pool length back crawl. Participants new to competitive swimming may join at any time between April - July 1 or September - January 1. ASC’s major goal is to improve participants’ skills and times in the achievement-oriented swim strokes (front crawl, back crawl, breaststroke and butterfly).

Practice schedules vary throughout the year. Participants are divided into four (4) groups depending on their skill level and age. All practices are held at the High School pool.

Register online beginning in April and September at www.asc-wi.com.

Program schedules regular monthly Parent Board meetings; please contact Beth Pless for meeting information.

All co-sponsored organization websites may also be found on the Village website: www.ashwaubenon.com Click on

Departments, then Parks & Recreation; then on the right side under Quick Links, click on co-sponsored groups!

Village of AshwaubenonParks, Recreation & Forestry Department2155 Holmgren WayAshwaubenon, WI 54304

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AHS 50TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION & THE FAMILYFUNATHALONCOMBINED FOR 2015!

SATURDAY, AUGUST 15TH ASHwAUbomAY PARK

This major special event will run 11 a.m. – 9 p.m.

BAND LINEUP:

~ 11:30 – 2 p.m. NASHVILLE PIPELINE

~ 2:45 – 5:15 p.m. THE COUGARS

~ 6:30 p.m. – 9 p.m. BIG MOUTH & THE POWER TOOL HORNS

Concessions ON-SITE ALL DAY! Food, beer, soft drinks and water available

Plenty of picnic tables!

FREE swimming for all @ Ashwaubomay Lake!

Bounce Houses and Rock Climbing Wall from 11–7 p.m.!

Balloon Animals from 11–2 p.m.; Face painting from 2–5 p.m.

Kiddie Carnival games w/ prizes from 11 a.m.–5 p.m.

Public Safety vehicles for the kids to explore!

…And more!!! WOW!

The Village, Ashwaubenon School District, and area sponsors are teaming up to bring you the BIGGEST COMMUNITY EVENT IN YEARS! Come celebrate the 50th anniversary of Ashwaubenon High School, as well as the end of summer, at Ashwaubomay Park with neighbors, friends, family and past Ashwaubenon graduates and School District staff! This is one event you won’t want to miss!

DoUble THe fUn!

Village of Ashwaubenon - 2015 Spring/Summer Brochure

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