Santa Rosa Recreation is Hiring for Hundreds of Fun, Seasonal Jobs
Eager and dedicated seasonal staff members are needed to work at the City’s parks, pools, recreation centers, and school sites this spring and summer. Santa Rosa Recreation & Parks is hiring immediately to fill hundreds of temporary, seasonal positions, such as lifeguards. These positions are an excellent way to gain experience and have fun. Position descriptions, hourly rates of pay, and instructions on how to apply are available online. APPLY TODAY
Register for Spring/Summer Activities with Recreation & Parks
Registration for spring and summer activities with Santa Rosa Recreation & Parks is underway now. However, online credit card processing is intermittently unavailable due to a technical issue with our registration vendor. In-person registration is available Mon-Fri at Finley Community Center, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Steele Lane Community Center, 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Note: all sessions of Camp Wa-Tam, except for the week of July 4, are currently full. We apologize for any inconvenience and appreciate the community’s patience. BROWSE THE GUIDE
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SRPD Chief’s Community Ambassador Team is Now Accepting Applications for the Next Cohort
Join us as a Park-A-Month volunteer to help spruce up A Place to Play Park on Feb. 11 from 9 a.m. to noon. SIGN UP
Ride fare-free on Sonoma County bus routes in observance of Rosa Parks Transit Equity Day on Feb. 4. LEARN MORE
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Transit Equity Day Commemorates Rosa Parks with Free Fares on Feb. 4
Sonoma County’s local transit agencies are partnering with NAACP Santa Rosa-Sonoma on Feb. 4 to observe Transit Equity Day, a national day of action commemorating the life and legacy of Rosa Parks and other transit trailblazers, for their efforts in ensuring equity in transit for all. Rosa Parks became a key figure in the Civil Rights movement when she refused to give up her seat on a segregated Montgomery, Alabama public transit bus. Her acts of defiance are considered a pivotal moment that led to the U.S. Supreme Court decision declaring segregation on buses unconstitutional. Santa Rosa CityBus, Petaluma Transit and Sonoma County Transit will honor Rosa Parks and other transit trailblazers' legacy and contributions to transit equity by inviting everyone to ride fare-free on all regular routes, all day on Saturday, Feb. 4. LEARN MORE
