 TUCSON PARKS AND RECREATION HOSTS OPEN HOUSES AT ALL RECREATION CENTERS
Find a place for community connection, fitness, and fun. Tucson Parks and Recreation is hosting open houses at all centers throughout the year, giving you a chance to take tours, learn about programs and events, and even score some free schwag. Guests will receive a limited-edition water bottle and stickers (visit multiple open houses to collect all of them), and offering 50% off of universal memberships (must be purchased at an open house event to get the deal).
The next open house is Thursday, Feb. 20, 9 a.m.-6 p.m., at Randolph Center, 200 S. Alvernon Way.
 SIGN UP FOR SLOWPITCH SOFTBALL
Register for Tucson Parks and Recreation's spring men’s, women's, and coed adult Slowpitch Softball Leagues. You can register online at the website linked below or in person at the Sports Unit, 1710 E. Silverlake Road, or Registration Services, 920 S. Randolph Way. Call the Sports Unit at (520) 791-4870 for more information and other registration options. Register online at the link below through Friday, Feb. 14. The season will run March 4-May 29, 2025. If you do not have a team, you can register for the free agent list at the link below.
 TUCSON’S MANSFIELD PARK OFFICIALLY RENAMED TO
DORIS J. THOMPSON PARK
The Tucson Mayor and City Council approved renaming Mansfield Park to Doris J. Thompson Park, honoring her impactful contributions to Tucson's Sugar Hill Neighborhood. A dedicated advocate, Thompson championed neighborhood revitalization, community engagement, and inclusivity, leaving a lasting legacy. The renaming process, initiated by Tucson Parks and Recreation in August 2024, included a 45-day public comment period. Furthermore, Mansfield Pool is now Thompson Pool. Park signage and online references will be updated, with details about a formal dedication ceremony to follow.
 FALL CLASS REGISTRATION
Fuel your passion, ignite your creativity, and embark on an unforgettable journey with Tucson Parks and Recreation's indoor leisure classes. Offering a variety of activities ranging from arts and crafts, dance, and gymnastics to jewelry making, glass fusing, and music. Discover the wealth of opportunities by searching our classes online at the link below.
The deadline to register for session one classes is Tuesday, March 11, at 5 p.m. For questions or more information, contact Registration Services at 520-791-4877.
 READY, SET, REC!
General play is for all ages, includes corn hole, board games, hula hoops, giant chess & checkers, giant Connect-4, giant Jenga, ladder golf, sports & toddler equipment, music, and more.
Here is where you can find the Ready, Set, Rec! vans this month!
 FULL-TIME
- Pool Specialist - $18.15-27.23 - (closes Feb. 5)
- Public Information Specialist - $26.57-45.84 - (closes Feb. 2)
- Therapeutic, Adaptive, and Inclusion Supervisor - $26.57-45.84 - (closes Feb. 2)
- KIDCO Recreation Program Coordinator - $19.97-34.44 (closes Feb. 2)
NON-PERM: Lifeguard
Apply online during the open recruitment period.
- Must be at least 15 years old at the time of application.
- Must be available to work all of June and July (potential to work through the year)
- Must be available for other hiring activities (see below), if you aren't available for any one of those dates, please do not apply for that job posting period.
Job posting: Jan.31-Feb. 6
Swim Test: Feb.15
Class: March 16, and 22-23
Job posting: Feb. 21-27
Swim Test: March 8
Class: April 5-6, and 12
 TUCSON PARKS AND RECREATION SEEKS INPUT ON NEW BIKE PARK
Thanks to generous support from the Trek Foundation, Sonoran Desert Mountain Bicyclists and Arizona State Parks Heritage Fund, the City of Tucson Parks and Recreation department is advancing community engagement and designs to develop new trails and features for the 100-Acre Wood Bike Park, 2801 S. Alvernon Way. Watch recording of the virtual meeting on the project website at the link below. Share your thoughts in an online survey open through Thursday, Feb. 20.
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