Fall Pool Schedule Release
Sunday, Sept. 4

Reid Park Reimagined Open House
Reid Park OPC
Sept. 10, 5-7 p.m.

Arizona Symphonic Winds Concerts
Udall Park Saturdays, Sept. 10-24, at 7 p.m.

Randolph Recreation Center Open House
Sept. 20-21, 9 a.m.-7:30 p.m.

Parents Night Out
Udall Center, Friday, Sept. 23, 5-7:45 p.m.

TPRC Meeting
Sept. 28, 3:30 p.m.
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Reid Park Reimagined Open House
Saturday, Sept. 10, 5-7 p.m.

Join us for a fun and informative open house to celebrate what makes Reid Park special today and imagine what it could be in the future!

The Reid Park Master Plan team will present three concept alternatives for the future of the park and ask for your feedback. Attend the meeting to learn about the concepts, ask questions, meet experts, offer your feedback, and enjoy entertainment. Food & beverages will be available for purchase.

In addition, a survey will be available Sept. 5 through Sept. 30. Take the survey to provide your feedback on the three concept plans and your vision for Reid Park.

The Master Plan will provide an aspirational roadmap for Gene C. Reid Park's long-term evolution. The plan will be used to help guide future investments in the park with the con?dence that they ?t into a larger strategic vision.

Having a park Master Plan is important to ensure that available resources are allocated e?ciently and to the items of the highest priority. As future reinvestments in the park are made, different funding sources will be used, as appropriate, to the project.

View project updates and take the survey (after Sept. 5) at the website below.

English Website: bit.ly/reidparkreimagined 
Spanish Website: bit.ly/reidparkreimaginedSP 

Senior Meal Program

We offer a Senior Meal Program to those 60 years and older. Meals are provided on a donation basis. Preregistration is required. Visit our website to learn more. More info from Pima Council on Aging is available on their website.

We Are Hiring

Full Time:
Project Manager (closes Sept. 18) - Must be experienced with demonstrated success in leading and managing multiple construction projects. This position manages complex projects and coordinates experts from different fields, prepares forecasts of needed funds, assists in developing and implementing project budgets, and monitors expenditures.

Parks Event Coordinator (closes Sept. 18) - Organizes and processes special event applications for City or community-sponsored special events that occur in City of Tucson parks. Work hours vary and include nights, weekends, and holidays.

Part-Time:
Lifeguard (continuously open) - Responsible for the safety of the patrons at City of Tucson pools. A Lifeguard's major responsibility is to observe swimmers and enforce regulations in the guarding of life and the prevention of accidents. Must be at least 15 years old to apply.

Fall Class Session 2 Registration

Our fall 2022 indoor leisure class schedule boasts hundreds of fun and engaging opportunities for the community, and the deadline for registering for session two is Wednesday, Oct. 19, at 8 a.m.

Classes range from arts and crafts, Little Movers and Shakers, dance, gymnastics, jewelry making, glass fusing, music, and more for youth and adults. Get active in a health and fitness class, learn digital photography skills, or create beautiful pottery and ceramics pieces. There truly is something for everyone. Be sure to check out some of the new class offerings like Chair Yoga, BollyX, and Pom. Classes are viewable online. Register online at EZEEreg.com.

Recreation Center Passes

Take advantage of fitness opportunities and center amenities by purchasing a Center Pass. Tucson Parks and Recreation offers two types of passes, Universal and Restricted. Universal passes can be used at any center. Restricted passes may be used at Fred Archer, Cherry Avenue, Donna R. Liggins, El Rio, Freedom, Quincie Douglas, Randolph, and Santa Rosa centers.

Purchase your Center Pass at any center. Benefits may include use of the gymnasium, weight room, indoor track, racquetball courts, locker rooms, and game areas depending on location. All participants must take an orientation class prior to using weight equipment. For more information on locations and fees, visit our website.

On Nov. 6, 2018, City of Tucson voters approved Proposition 407, a $225 million bond package for capital improvements via General Obligation bonds. The bond funds are dedicated to improving City park amenities (playgrounds, sports fields, pools, splash pads, and recreation centers) as well as connections (pedestrian pathways, bicycle pathways, and pedestrian and bicycle safety). Projects will happen in phases through 2028. Thank you, Tucson voters! For more information on all the projects planned using Tucson Delivers bond funds, visit TucsonDelivers.Tucsonaz.gov.

New Playground at Wilshire Heights Park 

The new playground at Wilshire Heights Park, 5550 E. 14th St., is now open! View more photos here.

New Playground at Gene C. Reid Park

A new playground is now open at Gene C. Reid Park (off of the 22nd Street entrance). View more photos here

Select the Tucson Parks Foundation for AmazonSmile Donations  

You can direct a portion of your purchases on Amazon, through AmazonSmile, to go to the Tucson Parks Foundation 501(c)(3). Sign up here: 
https://amzn.to/2SDtglz

Click Here to view the City Of Tucson Parks And Recreation Roundup - September 2022