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Hello,
This is a bittersweet time of year – with kids back in school, the summer is over. As we emerged from a pandemic-induced hibernation, the Parks & Recreation Team was back in full swing. Using the new Civic Rec system, we had 2,873 registrations – including 934 specifically for the swim lessons. Special thank you to the American Canyon Community and Parks Foundation for the 12 scholarships they provided. Throughout the summer, we had 2,254 people participate in Recreation Swim, Water Exercise, and Lap Swim sessions – including 90 children through our partnership with the Boys and Girls Club. At the S'mores & Meteors event, we hosted 110 participants, and at the Water Carnival, we hosted 140 participants. I'm proud that we can provide a wide variety of recreation experiences to our community. So, what's next...
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Fall Registration: We have officially transitioned to the fall season. To see all we are offering, please visit Civic Rec. We have some great things going on!
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September 17, 2022 - Coastal Cleanup Day: We are now accepting volunteers for Coastal Cleanup Day on Saturday, 9/17, from 9 AM - 12 PM. To participate, visit our website to register and click on Volunteer Opportunities.
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October 8, 2022 - Pool Pumpkin Patch and Splash: We will be swimming with the pumpkins on Saturday, 10/8, from 1-5 PM! Registration $10 resident/$12 non-resident. Register now!
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October 15, 2022 - Halloween Nerf Battle: Wear your Halloween costume, bring your nerf blaster and let's have some fun. Join us on Saturday, 10/15, from 6-7 PM (K-5th) or 7-8 PM (6th grade +); registration: $5 per person, register here to participate.
Beginning on September 1, all Recology American Canyon customers are now part of the Organics Recycling program, in compliance with SB1383. This means that many things that previously went into the grey bin (to the landfill) will now go into the green bin (composting). See below for examples of what goes in which bin. Recology has a great tool, "What Bin," available on their website and in the Apple/Google Play app stores to help you know what to put where.
Take care,
Jason B. Holley
City Manager
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