Parks & Recreation - City of Woodhaven Michigan

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Dear Resident,

I am hoping that this edition of Woodhaven Today finds you all well. As always, we are all working hard in the City of Woodhaven to make sure that everyone's needs are met and that they are enjoying living here and proud to say that they are from Woodhaven. I can honestly say that anyone who has come

to see me, written me an email, called me or came to a council meeting that I have worked with them and addressed their issues. To all of us that work for the City, our residents are truly our top priority.

We can talk of all the new additions to the city and how it is the talk of Downriver but I want to take this opportunity to say how proud I am of the way that the City and schools have come to work together. It is not unusual to see the City workers in the schools reading to the children, or to have the children come to City Hall and walk through all the different departments. Many of them have actually been in the council chambers and several of them have sat with me and been a part of the actual meeting.

We have set the trend, not only in Downriver but throughout the state, with building an all-inclusive playscape so that children with disabilities can also swing, play in the sand box, and go on a merry-go-round. We have put in programs at the recreation center for these children as well. Actually, our Jr. Mayor of the City of Woodhaven who attends meetings and events with me is autistic. If you go to our all-inclusive playscape, you will see many things designed for children with Autism in that

structure. My greatest desire is to make Woodhaven a place that our

children do not want to leave. A place where they will want to stay and someday raise their own children. Hence we have the best parks around, along with a variety of recreation programs with many activities to keep them busy. It is not unusual to go by the park on a nice day and see several hundred children playing on it.

This year ahead brings more fun and excitement as we have begun to create our nature preserve center. It is on 77 acres that are adjacent to I-75 on the new road between West and Van Horn. It will be a place where families can walk the trails

and enjoy the nature and serenity within a few miles of their own home. I see nothing but an exciting year ahead for our city. It is already a place in which people want to work, live, shop, eat, and play!

Please never hesitate to contact me!

My Best Always;

Patty Odette DCMayor for the City of Woodhaven

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We have been serving the Downriver Community for over 38 years. We have built a name that you can trust with your health care. We continue to give back to the Community by supporting our schools, local charities and organizations.

We have been serving the Downriver Community for over 38 years. We have built a name that you can trust with your health care. We continue to give back to the Community by supporting our schools, local charities and organizations.

Dear Resident,

I am hoping that this edition of Woodhaven Today finds you all well. As always, we are all working hard in the City of Woodhaven to make sure that everyone's needs are met and that they are enjoying living here and proud to say that they are from Woodhaven. I can honestly say that anyone who has come

to see me, written me an email, called me or came to a council meeting that I have worked with them and addressed their issues. To all of us that work for the City, our residents are truly our top priority.

We can talk of all the new additions to the city and how it is the talk of Downriver but I want to take this opportunity to say how proud I am of the way that the City and schools have come to work together. It is not unusual to see the City workers in the schools reading to the children, or to have the children come to City Hall and walk through all the different departments. Many of them have actually been in the council chambers and several of them have sat with me and been a part of the actual meeting.

We have set the trend, not only in Downriver but throughout the state, with building an all-inclusive playscape so that children with disabilities can also swing, play in the sand box, and go on a merry-go-round. We have put in programs at the recreation center for these children as well. Actually, our Jr. Mayor of the City of Woodhaven who attends meetings and events with me is autistic. If you go to our all-inclusive playscape, you will see many things designed for children with Autism in that

structure. My greatest desire is to make Woodhaven a place that our

children do not want to leave. A place where they will want to stay and someday raise their own children. Hence we have the best parks around, along with a variety of recreation programs with many activities to keep them busy. It is not unusual to go by the park on a nice day and see several hundred children playing on it.

This year ahead brings more fun and excitement as we have begun to create our nature preserve center. It is on 77 acres that are adjacent to I-75 on the new road between West and Van Horn. It will be a place where families can walk the trails

and enjoy the nature and serenity within a few miles of their own home. I see nothing but an exciting year ahead for our city. It is already a place in which people want to work, live, shop, eat, and play!

Please never hesitate to contact me!

My Best Always;

Patty Odette DCMayor for the City of Woodhaven

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Over the past several years, the Mayor and City Council have expanded outdoor recreational opportunities as a result of the high priority residents have placed on enjoying and

protecting the natural environment.In early 2018, the City of Woodhaven purchased 100 acres of

parkland, known as Westwood Property, with a commitment of opening a nature area to residents through the city’s continuously developing trail system. Residents will be able to bike or walk to enjoy the trails, woodlands, wetlands and wildlife in a passive setting. The tall trees and the MDEQ-protected wetlands will provide educational opportunities to view and study wildlife in their habitat. Once the new road “Ford Lane” is opened, residents will be able to access parking close to the nature area.

Residents and visitors will find other beautiful parks throughout the City of Woodhaven. Whether you are looking for a fun place to exercise, picnic, play ball, cool off, walk with the family dog, enjoy an outdoor concert, skateboard or ice skate we are sure you will find a park that suits your needs.

The Mayor and Council remain committed to developing and maintaining a healthy and vibrant park system. In the past year many improvements have been made to Civic Center Park including the development of the Inclusive Playground and Disc Golf Course in 2017.

A commitment to maintenance and safety checks has remained steadfast at all the City’s parks including Bates Park, Constitution Park, Deerfield Park, Heritage I Park, Heritage IV Park and Woodhaven Woods Park. The Woodhaven Parks and Recreation Department and Department of Public Service are responsible for the care and upkeep of these special resources.

Please take time to view the Civic Center Park map and all the wonderful opportunities on page 29. Civic Center Park is centrally located, south of West Road, and incorporates City Hall and the Community Center. This community park is a City landmark visible from motorists traveling along I-75.

‘Woodhaven Outdoors’

City Administrator Jeff Harris675-4932

City Clerk Kristie Keene

675-4903

Treasurer &Finance DirectorJeffrey Daigneau

675-4913

Police ChiefRobert Toth675-4906

Fire Chief Michael Clark

675-4818

Director of Public ServiceTim Neighbors

675-4919

Director of Parks& RecreationTim Rooney

675-4926

Director of Building & PlanningJon Tackett675-4930

DDA & Economic Development Exec.

J.P. Cacciaglia675-4959

Animal ControlBecky Eicher

675-4956

33rd District Court671-0201

City Council

Sharon Bono Beaton Mayor Pro Tem

Don Belcher Member

Darrel Penix Member

Christopher Papineau Member

Randy Odette Member

Jan Sikes Member

AYSO—John Reeber 734-512-8219

sites.google.com/site/aysodownriver/

Downriver Senior Olympics 734-675-4926

www.downriverseniorsolympics.org

Jaycees 734-284-3861

www.mijaycees.org President

Kiwanis Club of Woodhaven 734-771-0552

www.woodhavenkiwanis.net Paul Elsey

Marlins Swim Club 734 675-4926

MI. Youth Flag Football 248 454-9700

[email protected]

Woodhaven Moose 966 734 671-6800

[email protected] Ed Armiak

Woodhaven-Brownstown Rotary Club www.rotary6400.org

Woodhaven Garden Club 734 672-6436 Rita Busdecker

Woodhaven Hockey Association www.eteamz.com/woodhavenhockey

Shannon Fuller

Woodhaven Junior Football 734 250-1962

www.woodhavenjrwarriors.com Brian Sizemore

Woodhaven Jr. Warriors Wrestling 734-377-8159

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Community Group Contacts

CITY OF WOODHAVEN

Mayor Patricia A. Odette

675-4900

Four Communities, One Library: Your Library!Serving Trenton, Brownstown, Grosse Ile, and Woodhaven

HoursMon.-Thurs.: 10:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. Sun.: 1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.Fri. & Sat. : 10:00 a.m.- 6:00 p.m.Use your library card to check out Museum Adventure

Passes and receive free admission online to museums and state parks in southeast Michigan.

The Trenton Veterans Memorial Library has programs for all ages and is located at 2790 Westfield Rd. at the corner of West Rd. and Westfield Rd. For more information, go to www.trenton.lib.mi.us.

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In the coming months, the department will be offering a variety of programs and services all ages will enjoy and benefit from including fitness and exercise, sports, educational opportunities, travel, art and community-wide special events. The Parks and Recreation Department staff members are

honored to serve the residents and committed to working hard to provide quality programs, services and facilities.

If you don’t see a program or activity in Woodhaven Today, we invite you to visit our website at www.woodhavenmi.org. From the website, residents will have real-time internet access to new program offerings, self-service inquiries, online registrations and transactions. Please let us know what you think of the service and how we can continue to improve.

Sincerely

Woodhaven Parks and Recreation Department Staff

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Director: Tim [email protected]

Deputy Director: Ed [email protected]

O� ce Hours: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Operations Manager: Pam [email protected]

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SeniorCoordinator: Donna [email protected]

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Youth ProgramsPre School Music ClassActivity Description Location Time Date Age/Grade Res./NR Fees5-01-2-09-02 Pre School Music Com. Ctr. 10-11 Tues., 4-16 0-5 $05-01-2-09-03 Pre School Music Com. Ctr. 10-11 Tues., 5-14 0-5 $05-01-2-09-01 Pre School Music Com. Ctr. 10-11 Tues., 6-11 0-5 $0Free Parent/Child Preschool - Interaction Group - Woodhaven/Brownstown School District

Making music is a part of your child’s life. It improves their ability to move, think, create, reason, and express themselves.

Pre-K Sports ProgramActivity Description Location Time Date Age/Grade Res./NR Fees1-01-1-09-01 Pre K Sports-T Ball Erving 6:15-7 Wed., 6-6 to 6-27 3-5 yrs. $30/$351-01-1-09-02 Pre K Sports-Soccer Erving 6:15-7 Wed., 7-11 to 8-1 3-5 yrs. $30/$35

The goal of the program is to increase the child’s coordination of large motor skills and spark their interest in each sport. Your child will have the opportunity to interact with other children and have fun in a structured environment. Parent participation is encouraged!

Instructor: Brad Ray, Bates Physical Education Teacher

Safety Town Activity Description Location Time Date Age/Grade Res./NR Fees1-01-5-11-01 Safety Town Com. Ctr./ 10-12 Mon., 8-6 to Fri., 8-17 4-6 yrs. $50/$55

Safety TownNote: Must be entering Kindergarten in 2018

Fire Safety, Stranger Danger, Railroad Safety, Electrical Safety, Bus Safety, Playground Safety, Bicycle Safety

Magic Camp Activity Description Location Time Date Age/Grade Res./NR Fees1-02-6-11-03 Magic Camp Com. Ctr. 10-12 Mon-Fri., 8-13 to 8-17 8-13 yrs. $70/$75

Learn how to do magic in this exciting hands-on class! Two hours a day, with a show at the end! Camp fee includes a magic set.

Park Playground Program 2018Activity Description Location Time Date Age/Grade Res./NR Fees1-08-2-14-01 Park Playground Yake 9-3 Mon. - Fri. 6-18 to 7-27 5-12 yrs. $185 Resident1-08-2-14-02 Park Playground Yake 9-3 Mon. - Fri. 6-18 to 7-27 5-12 yrs. $200 School

District1-08-2-14-03 Park Playground Yake 9-3 Mon. - Fri. 6-18 to 7-27 5-12 yrs. $250 Non-Res.1-08-1-14-01 Park Playground Erving 9-3 Mon. - Fri. 6-18 to 7-27 5-12 yrs. $185 Resident1-08-1-14-02 Park Playground Erving 9-3 Mon. - Fri. 6-18 to 7-27 5-12 yrs. $200 School

District1-08-1-14-03 Park Playground Erving 9-3 Mon. - Fri. 6-18 to 7-27 5-12 yrs. $250 Non-Res.

Park Playground Program - Mini Session (Erving School Only)Activity Description Location Time Date Age/Grade Res./NR Fees1-08-4-14-04 Park Playground Erving 9-3 Mon. - Fri. 7-30 to 8-10 5-12 yrs. $69 Resident1-08-4-14-05 Park Playground Erving 9-3 Mon. - Fri. 7-30 to 8-10 5-12 yrs. $74 School

District1-08-4-14-06 Park Playground Erving 9-3 Mon. - Fri. 7-30 to 8-10 5-12 yrs. $79 Non-Res.Children will enjoy fun-filled days with our trained & experienced playground staff. Activities include indoor and outdoor sports activities, arts & crafts, table games, social time and amazing field trips (Weekly – Additional Fee)

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Youth Dodgeball - Summer Activity Description Location Time Date Age/Grade Res./NR Fees1-02-7-07-01 Dodgeball Erving 5-6 Wed., 6-6 to 6-27 Gr. 4 & Under $30/$35

Dodgeball helps develop balance, hand-eye coordination & reflex skills. The activity also teaches the basic fundamentals of catching and throwing along with participation and teamwork. It is a game in which players on one team try to eliminate players on another team by hitting them with low impact gator skin balls. Games will be officiated with tournaments at the end of the session.

Instructor(s): Brad Ray, Bates Physical Education Teacher

Fowling - Summer Activity Description Location Time Date Age/Grade Res./NR Fees1-02-9-07-01 Fowling Erving 5-6 Wed., 7-11 to 8-1 Gr. 4 & Under $30/$35

Fowling is a hybrid game that combines the equipment of American football and bowling into one sport with a similar layout as horseshoes and cornhole. Most commonly played as a pastime in a tailgate or campground setting across the United States, fowling was founded in 2001 by Chris Hutt from Detroit, Michigan.

Instructor(s): Brad Ray, Bates Physical Education Teacher

Summer CampsDiscovery Art Camp Activity Description Location Time Date Age/Grade Res./NR Fees1-14-2-11-01 Discovery Art Com. Ctr. 10:30-12:30 Mon. thru Thurs., 6-10 yrs. $80/$85

7-23 to 7-26You will try many different art forms in this fine art camp including: painting, drawing, sculpting, working with clay and more! Study the work of famous

artists and use some of their methods. You will have fun creating your own art and using your own ideas. Wear old clothes, bring a paint shirt, snack and a drink. All supplies included.

Instructor: Donna Hinson, Art Teacher

Experience Fine Art Activity Description Location Time Date Age/Grade Res./NR Fees1-14-2-11-02 Fine Art-Youth Com. Ctr. 1-3:30 Mon. thru Thurs., 11-14 yrs. $80/$85

7-23 to 7-26 You will use many different art forms in this camp including: painting, drawing, sculpting, working with clay and more. You will learn about techniques, artist and design principles. All supplies included. Wear old clothes, bring a paint shirt, snack and drink.

Instructor: Donna Hinson, Art Teacher

Inclusive Fitness (Youth) Activity Description Location Time Date Age/Grade Res./NR Fees5-19-1-09-01 Inclusive Fitness Com. Ctr. 6:30-7:30 Wed., 4-11, 4-25, 4 to 11 $5 Drop In

5-9, 5-235-19-1-09-02 Inclusive Fitness Com. Ctr. 6:30-7:30 Wed., 4-18, 5-2, 12 & Older $5 Drop In

5-16, 5-30This therapeutic fitness program is specifically designed for children with special needs and/or different abilities. The primary goal is to introduce and cultivate a

fun, safe exercise class in which all participants are encouraged and eager to learn. By combining popular music and dance moves, as well as targeting individual strengths, each session will engage large motor skills, enhance mobility, improve endurance, promote self-confidence and social interaction, and instill a desire to build health and wellness into their daily routine.

Instructor: Kelly Nagy, Wellness with Knagy

Red Hot RobotsActivity Description Location Time Date Age/Grade Res./NR Fees1-02-6-11-01 Red Hot Robots PHMS 9-3 M-F., 7-9 to 7-13 7-12 yrs. $220

Make your own working robot during this fun-filled week of discovery. You'll learn about the inner workings of these fascinating machines, play with super-cool robots and use your imagination to design and build your own robot creation. (Camp includes a BRAND NEW functioning, electronic robot take-home) plus a $25 Materials Fee. Ages 7-12.


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Advanced RobotsActivity Description Location Time Date Age/Grade Res./NR Fees1-02-6-11-02 Advanced Robots Com. Ctr. 9-3 M-F., 7-16 to 7-20 9-12 yrs. $220

Get ready to gear up with robots in this advanced robotics camp! Through the use of Lego Mindstorms, campers will form robotics teams to brainstorm, design specialized robots, and learn about the mechanical aspects of robots using gears, gear ratios, torque, hydraulics, and pneumatics! Hands-on experiments and robot-building time provides children the opportunity to examine their robots with a circuit-savvy eye! (Camp includes a BRAND NEW functioning, electronic robot take-home, retail value $58) plus a $35 Materials Fee. Ages 9-13.

Digging Dinos Camp for Preschoolers Activity Description Location Time Age/Grade Res./NR Fees1-01-3-09-01 Pre K Dinosaurs Com. Ctr. 9 AM -

Date M-F, 8-20 to 8-24 3.5-5 yrs. $170

12 Noon No class July 3

Come and dig for dinosaur bones and make your very own dinosaur teeth. In this camp your pre-schooler will have fun learning tons of amazing facts about dinosaurs through songs, stories and hands-on activities. Let our energetic Mad Scientists spark your child's imaginative learning. AGES 3.5-5 YEARS OLD, MUST BE ABLE TO USE THE BATHROOM INDEPENDENTLY

Magic of TheatreActivity Description Location Time Date Age/Grade Res./NR Fees1-14-4-23-01 Magic of Theater PHMS 12-2 M-F., 6-25 to 6-29 Gra. 3rd-5th $65

This week long camp will introduce the magic of theatre to your young star. They will play theatre games, learn a musical theatre dance, create a costume/mask, and perform movement and scene work, all while having fun, inspiring creativity and building confidence.

Cost estimate: newspapers, masks, craft supplies, makeup.Director: Shelby R. Seeley, PHMS Theatre Program Director

Performing for the StageActivity Description Location Time Date Age/Grade Res./NR Fees1-14-4-23-02 Perform. For the Stage PHMS 12-3 M-F., 7-9 to 7-13 Gr. 6-9th $75Showcase July 13 at 3:30pm

This week long camp will introduce and advance your teen in theatre performance with audition, musical theatre dance, stage combat, monologue/scene workshops, theatre games and more! Both beginner and experienced actors/actresses will enjoy a week of creativity, confidence building, valuable theatre education and fun!

Cost: $75/studentDirector: Shelby R. Seeley, PHMS Theatre Program Director

Musical Theatre PerformanceActivity Description Location Time Date Age/Grade Res./NR Fees1-14-4-23-03 Musical Theatre PHMS 12-3 M-F., 7-16 to 7-20 Gr. 6th-10thShowcase July 13 at 3:30

This week long camp will introduce your teen to musical theatre performance. They will audition and be cast in a variety of different popular musical numbers that will allow them their chance to shine. They will learn the music, the choreography and staging, and advance their acting, along with playing theatre games and making new friends. The week will culminate in a short showcase of all the songs they have learned, free for family and friends. Both beginner and experienced actors/actresses will enjoy a week of creativity, confidence building, valuable theatre education and fun!

****The price of this camp is higher due to appropriate material fees. Director: Shelby R. Seeley, PHMS Theatre Program Director

Willy ShakesActivity Description Location Time Date Age/Grade Res./NR Fees1-14-4-23-04 Willy Shakes PHMS 12-3:30 M-F, 7-23 to 7-27 Gr. 6th-10th $75 Showcase July 27 at 4pm

This week long camp will introduce students to the beauty of the Bard, how to understand and perform his works, as well as why his plays are still so relevant over 400 years later. This isn’t your average English lesson- we will play theatre games and deep dive into just how funny Willy Shakes can be while putting some of his most prolific plays on their feet. It will culminate in a short showcase at the end of the week, where students will perform snippets of his work. Whether your child is a beginner or advanced actor, learning how to perform Shakespeare will help them improve their contemporary acting and literary analysis in a relaxed and FUN environment!

Director: Shelby R. Seeley, PHMS Theatre Program Director

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Special EventsCity Wide Garage Sale Activity Description Location Time Date Res./NR Fees4-06-4-23-01 Comm. Garage Sale Woodhaven 9-5 May 19 & 20, 2018 $5 Map & Listing

Register your home as the place to be for all the great late spring sales! Residents may register for $5 at the Woodhaven Community Center, 23101 Hall Road. Information: (734) 675-4926.

Residents may pick up maps on Friday, May 18 at the Woodhaven Community Center, 23101 Hall Road. Maps will also be available on Saturday, May 19 inthe outdoor map holder. Registration Deadline: Tuesday, May 15, 2018

Family Fun Nights Outdoor Movies & Children’s Shows

Slide Into Summer Kick-Off Party- Featuring ‘The Earth Angels” Activity Description Location Time Date Age/Grade Res./NR Fees1-06-2-07-01 Family Fun Night Com. Ctr. 6:30 PM Thur., 6-21 All Ages $0

Location: Civic Center Park, 23101 Hall Road, Woodhaven.

Finger snapping, toe-tapping, feel good group to watch!Featuring the Earth Angels 6:30 to 8:30 PM

Buckle in, cruise back in time and experience the magic of the ‘50s and ‘60s brought to life by the Earth Angels. The group is made up of young adults from Southeastern Michigan who range in age from 8 - 18 years old. All ages will enjoy this high-energy, fast-moving show composed of choreographed dance routines spiced with theatrics and lip-syncing to the great music of the ‘50s and ‘60s.

Woodhaven’s Wacky Water Fun Night 5 - 9 PMThe whole family will enjoy and evening of lively music, water games and thrilling water slides during this special kick-off to summer in Woodhaven. The new

Lava Twist Slide will be a big hit! Kids and Adults will be thrilled to experience the 27-foot drop and quick twist! Make your splash landing at this special community event featuring the water slides from Airborne Bouncers.

Amazing Animals - Before and After Dark

Activity Description Location Time Date Age/Grade Res./NR Fees1-06-2-07-02 Family Fun Com. Ctr. 6:30 PM Fri., 7-27 All Ages $0Carousel Acres Farm Animals - 6:30 to 8:30 PM

Before the movie, the children will enjoy hands-on experience with our friendly and loved animals! Carousel Farm’s experienced staff will provide the children with a fascinating evening that is sure to bring smiles to everyone, young and old. Our guest for the evening include a miniature horse, a miniature donkey, goats, sheep, alpaca, a calf, bunnies and ducks.

Nut Job 2: Nutty by Nature - Movie at DuskSurly the squirrel and his animal friends find out that the City of Oakton plans to bulldoze their beloved

Liberty Park to make way for an amusement park. Hoping to save the place they call home, Surly, Andie, Buddy and the rest of the gang join forces with Mr. Feng, a seemingly cute and innocent mouse who happens to be a fierce master of kung fu.


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Youth SportsT-BallActivity Description Location Time Date Age/Grade Res./NR Fees1-11-1-10-01 T-Ball League. Bates 6:30 Mon. & Wed., June-July 5-6 $45 Note: Children who are 4 years of age and entering Kindergarten are eligible to participate.Registration Deadline: Friday, April 13

NEW for this year, we will be running our youth T-Ball (Ages 5-6) and Coach-Pitch (Ages 7-8) programs jointly with the Brownstown Township. For T-Ball, parents should register their child in the community where they live. Working together, the two Recreation Departments will then create a combined schedule with teams from both Brownstown and Woodhaven playing games together. T-Ball will play 2 games per week.

Registration is on a first-come, first-serve basis.A shirt and cap are included in the cost of this program. Our program is for Woodhaven/Brownstown residents only! First-time participants MUST provide a

birth certificate for age verification. Player’s age on April 30, 2018 determines his/her age for the season. SPACE IS LIMITED!

I LeagueActivity Description Location Time Date Age/Grade Res./NR Fees1-11-2-10-1 I League. Bates/PHMS 6:30 Tues./Thurs. June-July 7-8 $45 Note: Children who are 4 years of age and entering Kindergarten are eligible to participate.Registration Deadline: Friday, April 13

For 2018 there will be two programs available for ages 7-8. Brownstown’s Coach-Pitch will be teaching players softball in preparation for youth fast pitch softball while Woodhaven’s I-League program will teach baseball in preparation for youth baseball leagues. Parents should register for softball with Brownstown and Woodhaven for baseball. Both leagues will play 2 games per week.

Registration is on a first-come, first-serve basis. A shirt and cap are included in the cost of this program. Our program is for Woodhaven/Brownstown residents only! First-time participants MUST provide a birth certificate for age verification. Player's age on April 30, 2018 determines his/her age for the season. SPACE IS LIMITED!


“We Love Summer Fun” Event: Airborne Bouncer Inflatable Fest

Activity Description Location Time Date Age/Grade Res./NR Fees1-06-2-07-03 Family Fun Day Civic Park - 12 Noon- Sat., August 4 All Ages

South 8 PM Location: Civic Center Park - Next to Pavilion and Playscape (south)

We have planned a special day in Civic Center Park for families to enjoy time together and have a thrilling experience with a variety of inflatables and amusements. Activities will include toddler attractions, a variety of inflatables, a zip line, bungy jumpers, rock climbing walls, an extreme dance dome, slides, mechanical bull and a few more surprises. This is sure to be a great time for older children and adults!

Food Service: There will be a food truck selling a variety of food items and beverages and a DJ playing music for all to enjoy. Each amusement will be monitored by the Airborne Bouncer staff member with the goal of providing a positive experience for all. If you are feeling adventurous and have a craving for something new, please join us. We want you to go AIRBORNE with excitement.

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Please Note: There is a separate fee for the Zip Line, Bunny Jumper, Climbing Walls and Slides.

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Summer TennisActivity Description Location Time Date Age/Grade Res./NR Fees1-02-8-16-01 Tennis WHS Courts 5-5:45 Tues., & Thur., PK-7 $55/$60

6-26 to 7-191-02-8-16-02 Tennis WHS Courts 6-7 Tues., & Thur., 8 to 13 $55/$60

6-26 to 7-191-02-8-16-03 Tennis WHS Courts 7-8 Tues., & Thur., Adult $55/$60

6-26 to 7-191-02-8-16-04 Tennis WHS Courts 5-5:45 Tues., & Thur., PK-7 $55/$60

7-31 to 8-231-02-8-16-05 Tennis WHS Courts 6-7 Tues., & Thur., 8 to 13 $55/$60

7-31 to 8-231-02-8-16-06 Tennis WHS Courts 7-8 Tues., & Thur., Adult $55/$60

7-31 to 8-23Tuesday/Thursdays - Woodhaven High School, 24787 Van HornUSTA Certified instructors. Come join the fun!

They will be teaching the USTA Quickstart Program. What is it, do you ask? The USTA Quickstart Program provides scaled-down balls, racquets, courts and nets for the appropriate age group. Racquets are provided or for purchase at class. Instructors reserve the right to move students to the appropriate class, if needed. Please wear the appropriate clothing and shoes as your child will not be able to participate for safety reasons. Also bring water.

Introduction to Lacrosse Activity Description Location Time Date Age/Grade Res./NR Fees1-02-10-07-1 Intro to Lacrosse Civic Ctr. Park 6:30 to 7:30 Mon., 6-25 to 7-23. 1st-5th $62/$67

Boys and girls in grades 1-5 can learn to play one of the fastest growing sports in the United States. Lacrosse is action-packed and lots of fun! The sport has elements of soccer, football, basketball and hockey. Once you try lacrosse, you’ll love it! All equipment will be provided in this highly instructional program. Experienced coaches will be provided by Jump Start Sports. All players will receive training on the fundamentals, including: passing and catching, fielding ground balls, cradling, spacing, positioning, and defense.

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Grades Pre K - 8th Presented by: National Flag Football

Are you ready for some football? Join the largest youth flag football organization in the country. This is a 5 vs. 5, non-contact, recreational, co-ed format. Teams are limited to 10 players to maximize playing time. This is an exceptional program for first-time players who want to learn the fundamentals of football. This is also a wonderful opportunity for players who may want to continue to enhance their skills before taking the next leap into tackle football.

Games are played at Woodhaven High School on Sunday afternoons. Practices take place one hour prior to game time each week to ensure a convenient and fun experience for all. Participates will receive a NFL reversible jersey, flag belt, and individual participation award. Games are officiated by MHSAA referees.

The season begins mid-September and runs through early November. There are no try-outs! Everyone participates! Children are placed on teams according

to their school and grade to ensure classmates are playing together.Registration Deadline: You must register on-line at: www.NationalFlagFootball.

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Aquatic ProgramsLearn To Swim Program

Welcome to the Woodhaven Swim program. We are pleased that you have selected our program for your family. All our swim classes are taught by highly trained and/or certified water safety instructors. We use the American Red Cross Learn to Swim Program to provide the highest quality instruction. Our primary goal is to teach all participants to swim to the best of their ability in a safe, fun and friendly environment.

LEVEL 1 - Intro to Water Skills: 5:00 PMThe student will continue to gain comfort in the water and will learn water safety.Activity Description Location Time Date Age/Grade Res./NR Fees4-05-1-01-01 Intro. Water Skills BMS Pool 5:00 Wed./Fri., 4-11 to 5-4 Level 1 $654-05-1-01-02 Intro. Water Skills BMS Pool 5:00 Mon./Wed., 5-7 to 5-30 Level 1 $571-05-1-01-01 Intro. Water Skills BMS Pool 5:00 Mon./Wed., 6-4 to 6-27 Level 1 $651-05-1-01-02 Intro. Water Skills BMS Pool 5:00 Mon./Thur., 8-6 to 8-29 Level 1 $65

LEVEL 2 - Aquatic Skills: 5:30 PMThe student will move toward solidifying fundamental water skills to become a competent swimmer.Activity Description Location Time Date Age/Grade Res./NR Fees4-05-1-02-01 Aquatic Skills BMS Pool 5:30 Level 2 $654-05-1-02-02 Aquatic Skills BMS Pool 5:30 Level 2 $571-05-1-02-01 Aquatic Skills WHS Pool 5:30 Level 2 $651-05-1-02-02 Aquatic Skills WHS Pool 5:30

Wed./Fri., 4-11 to 5-4 Mon./Wed., 5-7 to 5-30 Mon./Wed., 6-4 to 6-27 Mon./Wed, 8-6 to 8-29 Level 2 $65

LEVEL 3 - Stroke Development: 6:00 PMBuilds on skills learned in Level 2 by providing additional guided practice. Activity Description Location Time Date Age/Grade Res./NR Fees4-05-1-03-01 Stroke Develop. BMS Pool 6:00 Wed./Fri., 4-11 to 5-4 Level 3 $654-05-1-03-02 Stroke Develop. BMS Pool 6:00 Mon./Wed., 5-7 to 5-30 Level 3 $571-05-1-03-01 Stroke Develop. BMS Pool 6:00 Mon./Wed., 6-4 to 6-27 Level 3 $651-05-1-03-02 Stroke Develop. BMS Pool 6:00 Mon./Wed., 8-6 to 8-29 Level 3 $65

LEVEL 4 - Stroke Improvement: 6:30 PMObjective is to build confidence in the strokes learned in previous levels and to improve other aquatic skills. By the end of Level 4, the student will have been introduced to all strokes and will work toward mastery of front and back crawl. Activity Description Location Time Date Age/Grade Res./NR Fees4-05-1-04-01 Stroke Improve. BMS Pool 6:30 Wed./Fri., 4-11 to 5-4 Level 4 $654-05-1-04-02 Stroke Improve. BMS Pool 6:30 Mon./Wed., 5-7 to 5-30 Level 4 $571-05-1-04-01 Stroke Improve. BMS Pool 6:30 Mon./Wed., 6-4 to 6-27 Level 4 $651-05-1-04-02 Stroke Improve. BMS Pool 6:30 Mon./Wed., 8-6 to 8-29 Level 4 $65

LEVEL 5 - Stroke Refinement: 7:00 PMDeep water lessons

-Front & back crawl for 100 yards -Breaststroke & sidestroke for 50 yards-Elementary backstroke for 75 yards -Racing starts and flip turns for all strokes-Also, preparation to join a swim club/ team and stroke technique drills.

Activity Description Location Time Age/Grade Res./NR Fees4-05-1-05-01 Stroke Refine. BMS Pool 7:00 Level 5 $654-05-1-05-02 Stroke Refine. BMS Pool 7:00 Level 5 $571-05-1-05-01 Stroke Refine. BMS Pool 7:00 Level 5 $651-05-1-05-02 Stroke Refine. BMS Pool 7:00

Date Wed./Fri., 4-11 to 5-4 Mon./Wed., 5-7 to 5-30 Mon./Wed., 6-4 to 7-26 Mon./Wed., 8-6 to 8-29 Level 5 $65

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Private Swim LessonsActivity Description Location Time Date Age Res./NR Fees1-05-8-16-01 Private Swim Lessons BMS Pool 3:30 TBD $280/Student 1-05-8-16-02 Private Swim Lessons BMS Pool 4:30 TBD $280/ Student 1-05-8-16-03 Private Swim Lessons BMS Pool 3:30 TBD $280/ Student 1-05-8-16-04 Private Swim Lessons BMS Pool 4:30

Mon./Wed., 6-13 to 7-2 Mon./Wed., 6-13 to 7-2 Mon./Wed., 8-6 to 8-22 Mon./Wed., 8-6 to 8-22 TBD $280/ Student

For those looking for one-on-one or one-on-two instruction from an American Red Cross Certified Instructor.Includes six (6) – one-hour lessons.

Marlins Summer Competitive Swim ClubSwimmers will work on conditioning and stroke technique with emphasis on preparing for the upcoming middle school and

high school swim seasons. Competitive meets against other Downriver swim clubs will be provided periodically throughout the season. One Marlins team swim cap will be provided free of charge upon request.

Beginning Swimmers - Grades K - 6thActivity Description Location Time Date Age/Grade Res./NR Fees1-05-4-08-01 Marlins - One Child BMS Pool 5:30- Mon., Tues. & Thurs. K-6 $100

6:30 5-7 to 7-191-05-4-08-02 Marlins - Second Child BMS Pool 5:30- Mon., Tues. & Thurs., K-6 $70

6:30 5-7 to 7-19 Typically K-6th graders with some experience but may also include swimmers of any age without any competitive experience. These swimmers will learn basic

competitive swim skills with an emphasis on stroke technique and the basics of starts and turns. Prerequisites: Swimmers must be able to swim one length of the pool without stopping. It is strongly recommended that swimmers have already completed a basic learn to swim program such as the Red Cross program offered through the Woodhaven Community Center.

Intermediate Swimmers - (The schedule below may change due to yet to be scheduled meet dates):Activity Description Location Time Date Age/Grade Res./NR Fees1-05-3-08-01 Marlins - One Child BMS Pool 5:30-7 Mon., 5-7 to Thurs., 7-19 6th-8th $125 1-05-3-08-02 Marlins - Two or BMS Pool 5:30-7 Mon., 5-7 to Thurs., 7-18 6th-8th $95

more Children Typically 6-8th graders but may also include advanced swimmers from the 1st-5th grade age group with multiple years of competitive experience or beginning

high school-aged swimmers. These swimmers will begin to develop more complicated stroke techniques with an additional focus on swim endurance. Prerequisites: Swimmers must have at least one year of competitive experience with a swim club like the Marlins or another

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Advanced Swimmers - (The schedule below may change due to yet to be scheduled meet dates):Activity Description Location Time Date Age/Grade Res./NR Fees1-05-3-08-03 Marlins - One Child BMS Pool 6:30- Mon., 5-7 to Thurs., 7-19 9th-12th $170

8:30 1-05-3-08-04 Marlins - Two or BMS Pool 6:30- Mon., 5-7 to Thurs., 7-18 9th-12th $140

more Children 8:30 Note: Senior practices switch to 8 AM to 10 AM sessions on Monday, June 18

Typically 9-12th graders but may also include advanced swimmers from middle school with multiple years of competitive experience. These swimmers will have a dual focus of advanced competitive swim techniques and swim endurance and conditioning. Prerequisites: Swimmers must have multiple years of competitive experience with a swim club like the Marlins or another equivalent program and be in at least 7th grade.

Practice Schedule (Mon., Tues., Thurs.) - All Ages -Beginner K-6th, Junior 6th-8th, Senior 9th-12thMonday, May 7, 14, 21, & 28, June 4, 11, 18*, & 25*, July 9* & 16* No Practice on July 2Tuesday, May 8, 15, 22, & 29, June 5, 12, 19*, & 26, July 10 & 17 No Practice on July 3Thursday, May 10, 17, 24, & 31, June 7, 14, 21, & 28, July 12 & 19 No Practice on July 5

Additional Practice Schedule (Wednesday) Junior 6th-8th ONLYWednesday, June 20 & 27, July 11 & 18 No Practice on July 4

Additional Practice Schedule (Wednesday) Senior 9th - 12 h ONLYWednesday, May 9, 16, 23 & 30, June 6, 13, 20 & 27, July 11 & 18 No Practice on July 4Staff - Questions or concerns, please contact:

Head Coach David Erickson, Email: [email protected] Director Tarran Johnson-LeMieux, Email: [email protected]

RegistrationIn person at Woodhaven Community Center, 23101 Hall Road or Online at www.woodhavenmi.orgFor further information call the Woodhaven Parks and Recreation department at (734) 675-4926.

Competitive Swim Mini-CampActivity Description Location Time Date Age/Grade Res./NR Fees1-05-7-08-01 Comp. Swim Camp BMS Pool 8:30- 7-26, 7-27, 7-30, 7-31 6-12 $30

10:00 T-shirt will be included.

Open to girls and boys in grades 6-12 to prepare for the upcoming middle & high school swim seasons. Emphasis on improving technical efficiency in all fourstrokes. Time will also be spent on starts (including relay exchanges), turns, finishes, and improving speed underwater. Video presentations will be given on several topics: (stroke technique, race strategies, goal setting, nutrition, and sports psychology).

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Adult Fitness, Exercise & SportsLine DancingActivity Description Location Time Date Age/Grade Res./NR Fees1-03-3-13-01 Line Dance Com. Ctr. 7-8:30 Thur., 5-24 to 7-19 Adult $51/561-03-3-13-02 Line Dance Com. Ctr. 7-8:30 Thur., 7-26 to 9-13 Adult $51/56No Class on July 12

Instructor: Connie MullensLearn to line dance with Connie. Clear instruction and easy to follow lessons. No experience necessary! No partners needed! You will be exercising and having fun

while learning the latest line dances. Better yet, the line dancing will enable you to learn balance, rhythm, timing, poise and posture. Join us for dancing and fun!!!

Zumba GoldActivity Description Location Time Date Age/Grade Res./NR Fees1-07-11-13-01 Zumba Gold Com. Ctr. 6-6:45 Mon., 4-16 to 5-21 Adult $32/$371-07-11-13-02 Zumba Gold Com. Ctr. 6-6:45 Mon., 6-4 to 7-9 Adult $32/$37 1-07-11-13-03 Zumba Gold Com. Ctr. 6-6:45 Mon., 7-23 to 8-27 Adult $32/$37Free Demo Class on Monday, April 9

Instructor: Kelly Nagy, Wellness with KnagyZUMBA GOLD! Perfect for Beginners and/or Seniors! 45 minutes of Low-Impact Cardio designed to be safe, fun and effective! Class can be modified for all fitness levels.

Includes a cool down and stretch to improve flexibility, increase range of motion and reduce risk of injury. Bring a Friend!

Zumba ToningActivity Description Location Time Date Age/Grade Res./NR Fees1-07-3-13-01 Zumba Toning Com. Ctr. 7-8 Mon., 4-16 to 5-21 Adult $36/$411-07-3-13-02 Zumba Toning Com. Ctr. 7-8 Mon., 6-4 to 7-9 Adult $36/$411-07-3-13-03 Zumba Toning Com. Ctr. 7-8 Mon., 7-23 to 8-27 Adult $36/$41 Free Demo Class on April 9

Instructor: Kelly Nagy, Wellness with Knagy ZUMBA® is a fusion of Latin and International music - dance themes that create a dynamic, exciting, effective fitness system! The routines feature aerobic/

fitness interval training with a combination of fast and slow rhythms that tone and sculpt the body. Zumba® utilizes the principles of fitness interval training and resistance training to maximize caloric output, fat burning and total body toning. Toning Sticks Provided (or bring small 1lb weights). **Bring a small towel and water!**

Cardio Drumming ClassActivity Description Location Time Date Age/Grade Res./NR Fees1-07-6-13-01 Cardio Drum Com. Ctr. 6:15-7 Wed., 6-6 to 7-11 Adult $36/411-07-6-13-02 Cardio Drum Com. Ctr. 6:15-7 Wed., 7-25 to 8-29 Adult $36/41

Instructor: Kelly Nagy, Wellness with Nagy Combines aerobic movements with the beat and rhythm of drums. Cardio Drumming is a chance to express yourself, release stress, sweat, sing and enjoy the sense

of community. Anyone can do this. There is no wrong or right way to drum. Come and join the fun. Ball and Bucket needed. Can be purchased on Amazon or 5 Below.

YogaActivity Description Location Time Date Age/Grade Res./NR Fees4-07-7-13-01 Yoga Com. Ctr. 7-8:30 Adult $40/451-07-7-13-01 Yoga Com. Ctr. 7-8:30 Adult $40/451-07-7-13-02 Yoga Com. Ctr. 7-8:30 Adult $40/$451-07-7-13-03 Yoga Com. Ctr. 7-8:30

Tues., 4-10 to 5-15 Tues., 5-22 to 6-26 Tues., 7-10 to 8-14 Tues., 8-21 to 10-2 Adult $40/$45

No Class July 3Note: Woodhaven-Brownstown School District Families are considered residents for Adult Fitness ProgramsInstructor: Ellen M. Lazar, D.C., RYT 200This beginning to intermediate class develops strength and flexibility, building postures to provide a sense of well-being and relaxation. Safety and your own

abilities are the first priority in this non-competitive setting. Bring a yoga mat & dress in comfortable clothes. It is recommended not to eat at least one and a half hours prior to class. Students sit, kneel, stand and lay at times.

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Art ProgramsDrop In PaintingActivity Description Location Time Date Age/Grade Res./NR Fees5-14-1-15-01 Drop-In Paint. Com. Ctr. 9:30-12:30 Tues., Until 5-22 Adult $5

Instructor: Deanna DemgenOur Art Instructor will be on hand to give advice regarding projects you are working on. Make sure to bring your own supplies and project.

Adult SportsCo-Ed Sand Volleyball LeagueActivity Description Location Time Date Age/Grade Fee1-15-1-18-01 Co-Ed Volleyball Lge. Civic Ctr. Park 6:30-9 PM Wed., 5-23 to 7-25 Adult $22NO LEAGUE JULY 4 & 11

Registration: Must register by Wednesday, May 9, 2018 - First Come, First ServedPre-Season Manager’s Meeting: Wednesday, May 16 at the Woodhaven Community CenterForfeit Fees: A $50 Forfeit Fee must be paid be for first game. If a team does not forfeit, the fee will be returned.Officials Fees: Each Team will pay $14 cash per match for an official prior to the start of first game each week.The Adult Co-Ed Summer Sand Volleyball 4 on 4 League will consist of a maximum of eight teams. Each team will consist of a maximum of eight participants

per roster. Teams are required to have at least two females on the court at all times during play. Games are played on Wednesday evenings beginning May 9. Matches times are 6:30 PM & 7:30 PM at Civic Center Park for seven weeks with a single elimination tournament during the eighth week. The official rules of the USA Beach Volleyball shall govern all games with exception to the Woodhaven League Rules. League rules will be covered at Pre-Season Manager’s Meeting.

Co-Ed SoftballActivity Description Location Time Date Age/Grade Fee1-12-5-18-01 Co Ed Softball HF Fields 6:30-10.30 Fri., May-Aug. Adult $340

Coordinator: Bill HuddlestonRegistration Deadline: Friday, April 20, 2018. First come, First Served. League fills fast, register early!Players must be at least 18 years of age. There is no residency requirement for this league. The fee includes games, softballs, playoffs and forfeit fee. The league plays

on Friday night’s beginning at 6pm. The start of the season is set for late August. One man umpire system. Umpires are to be paid $12.00 cash per game on the field by each team.the Fall Season is 7 weeks.

Men’s SoftballTuesdaysActivity Description Location Time Date Age/Grade Fee1-12-6-12-01 Men’s Softball-Tuesday HF Fields 6:30-10:30 Tues., May-Aug. Adult $350 Thursdays Activity Description Location Time Date Age/Grade Fee1-12-7-12-01 Men’s Softball-Thur. HF Fields 6:30-10:30 Thur., May-Aug. Adult $350

Coordinator: Bill HuddlestonRegistration Deadline: Friday, April 20, 2018 - First, First Served. Leagues fill fast, register early!Players must be at least 18 years of age and there is no residency requirement. The fee includes games, softballs, playoffs and forfeit fee. Games are played on Tuesdays and Thursdays,

beginning at 6:30 PM. This is a one-man umpire system. Umpires are paid $12 cash, per game on the field by each team. The full amount of the softball fee is due at registration.

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Senior Citizen ProgramsWoodhaven Senior ClubActivity Description Location Time Date Age/Grade Fee5-04-1-07-01 Senior Citizens Club Com. Ctr. Various-Year Round 62 & Older $15

If you are a Woodhaven resident, 62 years or older, come on over and visit our Senior Wing at the Community Center. We offer a variety of activities and events to satisfy many interests. We get together weekly to play card games or bingo. Join us in a lively game of Bocce which meets each Monday. For those that like to get creative we have a Crafty Ladies Club as well the Nightingales that make greeting cards. We offer many health and enrichment presentations. Enjoy our beautiful new Senior Study room where you can relax with a book from our lending library or use our computer. We have a monthly Business Meeting to discuss all our new trips and events that are planned. The 4th Wednesday of each month we enjoy a catered Social Luncheon with new friends. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to set out on new adventures as well as enjoying yearly traditions.

For Club registration information, contact the Senior Coordinator at (734) 675-4926.

Transportation ProgramActivity Description Location Time Date Age/Grade Fee5-04-2-21-01 Transportation Com. Ctr. 9 AM-3PM Year Round 62 & Older $0

Monday through ThursdayReservations: 734 231-6987 DriverWoodhaven on Wheels is a curb-to-curb transportation service for Woodhaven residents age 62 and over. Service Area is entire City of Woodhaven with the borders

of: West: Telegraph East: West Jefferson South: Vreeland North: Northline Road. Reservations must be made 48 hours in advance. The Woodhaven Department of Parks & Recreation waives all responsibility

for any injury a person may incur while being transported. Persons riding on the van must sign an injury waiver card prior to use after they prove eligibility.

Meals on WheelsActivity Description Location Time Date Age/Grade 5-04-3-20-01 Nutrition Services Com. Ctr. Mornings Year Round 62 & Older

Five days a week a hot meal is delivered to your home. Call (800) 851-1454 to apply for this Wayne County program. Holiday meals may also be provided by completing the paperwork given to you by our driver.

Liquid Nutrition: (734) 727-7357

Blood Pressure CheckActivity Description Location Time Date Age/Grade Fee5-04-4-20-01 Health Program Com. Ctr. 12 Noon -1 PM Monthly 62 & Older No

Various Morning - Year Round 62 & Older 2nd Wednesday of the monthService is provided by nurses from Henry Ford Health System. This is a free and easy way to keep an eye on your health.

Woodhaven WalkersActivity Description Location Time Date Age/Grade Fee5-04-5-07-01 Fitness Com. Ctr. 10 AM Year Round 62 & Older No

Monday, Wednesday, and Friday 10 AMBegins April 4 (weather permitting)Meet at the Community Center each morning and enjoy the beautiful walking trails that surround us in Civic Center Park. A perfect opportunity to enjoy the

company of other walkers while you exercise.

Bocce Bal1Activity Description Location Time Date Age/Grade Fee5-04-5-07-02 Bocce Ball Com. Ctr. 9:30 AM April-October 62 & Older No

Mondays - 9:30 AM, weather permitting.Woodhaven Community CenterThe Bocce Courts and equipment will be made available every Monday morning at 9:30am for those interested in playing. You don’t need a partner to play.


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HorseshoesActivity Description Location Time Date Age/Grade Fee5-04-5-07-03 Horseshoes Com. Ctr. 10 AM April-October 62 & Older No

Thursday - 10:00 AMWe will meet each Thursday at 10:00AM at our new Horseshoe Pits. No experience necessary, please join us! This is a drop-in program. If there is interest, we

can organize a league for extra fun.

Chair ExerciseActivity Description Location Time Date Age/Grade Fee5-04-5-07-04 Chair Exercise Com. Ctr. 11 AM Year Round 62 & Older No

Residents: Free Monday & Thursday 11:00 AMWoodhaven Community CenterChair Exercise is an ongoing class on Monday & Thursday mornings. A pace tailored for people of all abilities who are seeking exercise that focuses on toning and

balance in the safety of your chair. All exercises can be duplicated at home. Bring an exercise band. Special Note: Non-Residents will be required to pay a $2.00 fee before each class.

Bunco DaysActivity Description Location Time Date Age/Grade Fee5-04-8-07-01 Play Dazes-Games Com. Ctr. 12:30-3 PM Year Round 62 & Older No

Thursdays (1st & 3rd of the Month)Come for the fun! We have the game tables ready for some old fashion Bunco. You will enjoy this classic game in the climate-controlled community center. Many

dining room table tops have shown the love from friendly Bunco games over the years. Be a part of this friendly competition.

Patriotic Pride LuncheonActivity Description Location Time Date Age/Grade Fee1-04-7-07-01 Patriotic Pride Com. Ctr. 12:00 Noon June 29 62 & Older $12

Come Celebrate Our Nation’s Birthday!The party is aimed at getting guests ready for Independence Day and will feature favorite patriotic songs, live entertainment and a catered lunch. Lunch will

feature a Musical Salute to Our Veterans.The cost is $12 per person. Tickets must be purchased in advance.

33rd Annual Downriver Senior OlympicsHosted by the City of Flat Rock

Monday, July 23 through Friday, July 27, 2018

Downriver Senior Olympic Games in Southeast Michigan brings fun and friends together for a week of competition concluding with a Unity Awards banquet on the final day. Competition for 18 communities in 26 different events!

Senior Olympic events include:

Baking Contest Soccer Kick Horseshoes Chili Cook-off One Mile RunFun Walk Euchre Billiards Golf BowlingSoftball Throw Pickle Ball Darts Bridge Peddle & PaddleBean Bag Toss Tennis Shuffleboard SwimmingFootball Throw Bocce Ball Ping Pong BasketballFrisbee Throw Pinochle Car Show Ballroom Dancing

Registration form and event payment form must be completed and submitted to Shelley Clark, Senior Coordinator, Woodhaven Parks and Recreation Department by Friday, June 27, 2018. For information, please call 734-675-4926.

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Community ParksResidents and visitors will find beautiful parks

throughout the City of Woodhaven. Whether you are looking for a fun place to exercise, picnic, play ball, cool off, walk with the family dog, enjoy an outdoor concert, skateboard or ice skate we are sure you will find a park that suits your needs.

The City of Woodhaven currently operates seven parks totaling over 116 acres of land. The gem of the park system is Civic Center Park. Below you will find a list of amenities and facilities the residents and visitors enjoy throughout the year at Civic Center Park:

Civic Center Park: With over 71 acres, Civic Center Park is the largest park in the City. It is centrally located, south of West Road and incorporates City Hall and the Community Center. This community park is a City landmark visible from motorists traveling along I-75. Please see Civic Center Park map on page XX.

Neighbor Parks: Bates Park, Constitution Park, Deerfield Park, Heritage I Park, Heritage IV Park, Woodhaven Woods Park.

For information concerning park facilities and use, please contact the recreation department at (734) 675-4926.

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The pavilion may only be rented during the months of May, June, July, August and September.

Parties less than 200 people: Resident – $40 Non-Resident - $65 Parties more than 200 people: Resident – $60 Non-Resident - $85Reservations can be made at the Woodhaven Community

Center from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, Monday through Friday. You must show your Driver’s License with current address to reserve the Park Pavilion.

NOTE: Reservation Requests begin the first Monday in April for Woodhaven Residents only. Beginning the first Monday in May, Non-Residents may submit requests for open dates. No refunds for cancellations.

For pavilion rentals, you must complete the Rental Agreement in person at the Woodhaven Community Center.

Information: (734) 675-4926

Community Center RENTAL INFORMATION

The Woodhaven Community Center is located at 23101 Hall Road, just south of West Road. For dates & more information call 675-4926.

Note: You must be a resident of Woodhaven to reserve the Woodhaven Community Center.

You may rent the Community Center for wedding receptions, business meetings, showers, fund raising, special events, private parties, etc. Reservations must be made in person at the Community Center along with the security deposit to hold your date. All reservations are contingent upon availability. All reservations must be confirmed one month before reserved date with final payment paid at that time.

BUILDING: Opens and closes as per prior arrangements made in the office:

FRIDAY: 2 p.m.-12 midnight SATURDAY: 8 a.m.-12 midnight SUNDAY: 10 a.m.-10 p.m.

Reservations Must be confirmed one month before reserved date with

total rental fee paid at that time.Large Hall (150 person capacity) 10 hour maximum: $275 Sat. & Sun. $200 Reduced Fri. Rate $200 Security DepositSmall Hall Can only be rented with Large Hall: $75 (Increase capacity to 200 people) $50.00 Reduced Friday Fee (residents only) Kitchen (ONLY Available to a licensed Caterer): $125 (includes use of kitchen appliances &

cookware) $100 Reduced Friday rate

Cancellation ClauseTo receive your deposit as a full refund, any rental must be

canceled at least 6 months from the date of your event. No refund will be issued at less than 6 month notice. Notifications of changes or cancellations must be done in person.

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News From theCity Clerk's Office

The Finance/Treasurers/Assessors department is not only for paying your taxes. Our department provides other services to the residents of Woodhaven as well. You can pay your water bill, purchase stamps, change your residency status, and acquire information on tax and assessing values on other properties in Woodhaven. We have tax hardship applications, deferment forms, Board of Review petitions and education on all our services. We can provide foreclosure information from Wayne County, how to avoid foreclosure on your home and how to get help with housing rehabilitation.

Bring us your Property Transfer Affidavit if you are new to Woodhaven including your Principal Residence Exemption Affidavit (PRE) form if this is your primary residence. Your real estate agent should provide you with these forms, but we do have blank forms if you need them.

If you are moving away from Woodhaven, we have forms to rescind your PRE or if your house is for sale, you can continue the PRE for two years on the PRE Contingency Form. We also have the forms to apply for the Disabled Veteran’s Exemption.

Department of Financeand Assessing

PLEASE REMEMBER ALL DOGS AND CATS MUST BE LICENSED IN THE CITY OF WOODHAVEN EVERY YEAR.

You can obtain your animal license at the City Clerk’s office, and you must show your proof of rabies vaccine. Please make sure to get your animal license before April 30, 2018. Spayed or Neutered - $5; Non-Spayed or Non-Neutered - $10. Beginning May 1, 2018, Spayed or Neutered - $10; Non-Spayed or Non-Neutered - $20.

The Woodhaven and Trenton Animal Shelter offers a low-cost wellness and vaccine clinic every second Friday of the month from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Important Dates to RememberELECTION DATES FOR 2018

August 7, 2018: State Primary November 6, 2018: State General Election

REGISTRATION DEADLINESTo be able to vote in the upcoming Elections for 2018 you

must be registered by these dates. July 9, 2018: August State Primary Election October 9, 2018: November State General Election

City Clerk's O� ce

Mailing Address: O� ce of the City Clerk,21869 West Road, Woodhaven 48183

Phone: (734) 675-4903

Fax: (734) 675-4948

Hours: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM

City Clerk: Kristie Keene

Deputy Clerk: Angie Shurkus

Treasurer and Finance Department

City Treasurer/Finance Director:

Je� Daigneau

City Assessor: Anthony Fuoco

Hours: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Address: 21869 West Road

Phone: (734) 675-4925

Fax: (734) 675-4948

Website: www.woodhavenmi.org

Building and ZoningDepartment

HOMEOWNERS: When dealing with a contractor, it is in your best interest to have them pull permits and arrange for the proper inspections. The permit fees are the same for contractor or homeowner. We strongly recommend that when you hire someone to do work for you, ask them to provide you a copy of the permit.

Twenty-four (24) hour voice mail is available for after-hour requests to schedule inspections and to leave messages. Inspections are performed on Tuesdays and Thursdays only. Please note that you must call by 2:00 p.m .the business day before the day you want an inspection.

NOTE: Starting January 1, 2017, the City of Woodhaven requires rental property registration and inspections. As of April 16, 2010, the City of Woodhaven requires a resale inspection on all residential sales or transfers. A certificate of occupancy is required before new occupancy is permitted.

Building and Zoning Department

Building O� cial:

Jonathan [email protected]

Phone: (734) 675-4930

Fax: (734) 675-4948

Hours: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Sta� : Karen Chappell, O� ce ManagerLaura Jensen, Code Enforcement O� cer

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Residential Power WashingHot Soft Washing, Complete Exterior Clean-ups, Vinyl Siding,

Brick, Driveways, Sidewalks. Mold and Mildew Removal, Fences, Pollen Removal, Garages & Condominiums

Commercial Power WashingHot Soft Washing, Complete Exterior Clean-ups, Office

Buildings, Brick, Metal Siding, Concrete, Graffiti Removal. Condominiums & Apartment Complexes, Carports and

Parking Garages, Medical Buildings, Strip Malls, Restaurants, Hotels, Motels, Fleet Washing, Sorry No Gas Stations. Soap & Rinse Clean-Ups of: Commercial Buildings, Apartments/

Condominiums, Strip Malls

“Our cleaning objective is to provide a lower cost method of cleaning to our customers with a service that cleans

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Is the Hot Water Soft Washing better than High Pressure Cold Washing?Yes, Hot Water cleans better than Cold Water. What’s equally important though is that using lower pressures to clean is a safer method to use on your home. The high pressure washing methods can damage the exterior of the home leaving scratch and gouge marks. It can inject water into the wall cavity or windows causing Mildew and Mold growth. With Knowles’ Soft Power Washing method, you will get the exceptional cleaning results you want without the worries that high pressure cleaning can cause.

Do you use scrub brushes when you clean?No, using our Hot Water Pressure Washer we soap down the item being cleaned, let the cleaning products work along with the hot water to break down the dirt and then give the item a hot water rinse.

Is this residential power washing process safe for my Kids, Pets and Plants?Yes, all the products we use are Biodegradable and safe for people and plants.

Do you offer an annual cleaning program?Yes, we offer a yearly maintenance cleaning.

Yard WasteGFL

Environmental will start yard waste collection beginning the week of April 2.

A "COMPOST" STICKER MUST BE ON THE CAN. Stickers are available at the DPS and City Hall Offices.

Large brown paper compost bags may be used for yard waste and do not need special markings.

Yard Waste will not be accepted in plastic bags, grocery bags, cardboard boxes or other unapproved containers.

Street SweepingStreet sweeping is every other week. No sweeping will

occur during recognized holidays. Please do not place trash in the street, as it hinders the sweeping operation.

Special Pick UpsSpecial pick-ups by the Department of Public Service are

available to all residents for materials such as dirt, concrete, pools, fencing, large stock wood, sod…etc. There is a $10 charge per cubic yard (loader bucket) with a 2-cubic-yard minimum ($20) per pick up. The Special pick-ups are typically scheduled for Monday mornings during summer months and next day for the winter months.

Transfer StationOn April 7 the Transfer Station will be open with extended

summer hours through December 31, 2018. The hours of operation are Friday and Saturday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m.

Electronics RecyclingThe City of Riverview offers an electronics recycling

collection center. The center is open Monday through Friday 7 a.m. to 4 p.m., Saturday 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. and closed Sundays and holidays. For further questions or information please call (734) 281-4263.

Wayne County Household Hazardous Waste Collection

These collections are open to Wayne County residents at no charge. You will need identification.

Please call our office (734) 675-4919 for questions. Think Green!

2018 collection dates listed below: Saturday, June 9, 2018, 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., Henry Ford Community College, 5101 Evergreen

Department of Public ServicesDepartment of Public Services

Director: Tim Neighbors, [email protected]

Supervisor: Wallace Tackett, [email protected]

Address: 21840 Van Horn Road

O� ce Hours: 7:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

Phone: (734) 675-4919

Fax: (734) 676-0277

New Meter InstallationThis summer, the City of Woodhaven will begin installing new

residential water meters. Please call the Water Department (734) 675-4908 and Public Service Department (734) 675-4919 to schedule an appointment for installation.

Automatic Payment for Water/Sewer BillsThe City currently has a program for having your water and

sewer bills automatically deducted from your savings or checking account. The City’s website under the Water Department offers a printable Automatic Payment Sign-Up Sheet for your convenience. You may download the form and mail or bring in your completed form to the Water Department located at 21840 Van Horn. For further questions, please call (734) 675-4908 for any billing inquiries.

Cross Connection Control Program The City of Woodhaven will continue to have representatives

performing inspections to our commercial and industrial customers relative to our Cross Connection Control Program. The mission of this program is to ensure the safety of the potable water supplied to our customers. These representatives will be performing inspections to identify possible cross-connection and ensure that backflow prevention assemblies are properly installed.

Water Department

Woodhaven Water Department

Director: Tim Neighbors, [email protected]

Supervisor: Wallace Tackett, [email protected]

Address: 21840 Van Horn Road

O� ce Hours: 7:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

Phone: (734) 675-4908

Fax: (734) 676-0717

Saturday, August 11, 2018, 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., Westland Shopping Center

Saturday, November 3, 2018, 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., Wayne County Community College

See the City’s website for more details.

RecyclingResidents are provided with a 65-gallon recycling cart. This

is the only receptacle that is accepted for recycling.96-Gallon TotesEvery resident has been issued a 96-gallon toter. This toter

will be the only receptacle accepted. GFL Environmental is the rubbish contractor for the City. They can be contacted through their Customer Care center at (844) 464-3587. All items for pickup (trash, yard waste, recycling) must be out by 7 a.m.

In the event your trash or recycling toter is damaged or needs repair, please call the DPS office at (734) 675-4919 for service.

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In today’s world, knowledge of other languages and cultures and the ability to move gracefully within those cultures, has become an asset – if not a prerequisite – for success in just

about every walk of life.Wayne County Community College District’s Downriver

Campus serves as an advocate and catalyst for global education by promoting the study of language and culture and by supporting global understanding. This includes a curriculum with international and global content and co-curricular activities through The School of Continuing Education, in partnership with the Heinz C. Prechter Educational and Performing Arts Center (EPAC).

“We help our students, staff, faculty and the community prepare for and engage in varied global experiences, and integrate them into their lives at WCCCD, and beyond,” said Anthony Arminiak, Downriver campus president. “Our ultimate goal is to educate our students in such a way that they become sensitive, thoughtful and effective leaders in our changing world.”

WCCCD’s Downriver campus offers several events that invite the entire community to enjoy, such as Hispanic Heritage Day, Bridge to Asia, the Native American Festival and International Education Week.

Hispanic Heritage Festival celebrates the talents, creativity and achievements found within the Hispanic community. Children enjoy a full day of fun and learning activities including arts and crafts, performances and a wide variety of food. Participants have the opportunity to learn about the culture and contributions of Hispanics through a variety of workshops and an opportunity to shop the traditional “Mercado,” where vendors sell an assortment of handmade jewelry, crystal, apparel, beads, sculptures and more.

Bridge to Asia explores the many facets of diverse Asian cultures. This family-oriented event is designed to educate the community through art work, food, dance, exhibits and music from across the continent. Some of the countries represented are China, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Taiwan, Philippines, North Korea, Sri Lanka and the Middle East.

This program is designed to educate the community through a variety of ways that reflect the diversity that exists in Asian cultures. Enjoy musical and dance performances, a traditional Tea Ceremony, a variety of workshops, food, and arts and crafts will be available for children of all ages to enjoy.

The Native American Festival features an Art Gallery of beautiful displays of Native American posters including demonstrations of drum making and dream

catchers. The festival also educates participants on the “Circle of Life” and its meaning through dance. The significance of the diverse nations are represented in a wide array of Native American arts, crafts, jewelry, dance and music.

International Education Week (IEW) is an opportunity to celebrate the benefits of international education and exchange worldwide. Each year, WCCCD promotes programs and activities that educates Americans about the global environment.

“Globalization is no longer an emerging trend but a national reality,” said Arminiak. “Traditionally, WCCCD has been a place to prepare students to become engaged citizens in their communities, and we are proud to continue that tradition with these offerings.”

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Woodhaven-BrownstownSchool District

Explore WBSD NightWednesday, April 18, 2018

@ 6:30 p.m.Woodhaven High School

Learn more about:• Traditional & Young Five Kindergarten Programs

• Early Childhood Programs & Services

• Elementary, Middle & High School Opportunities

• Enrollment & Registration Information

• Athletics & Extra-Curricular Activities

• Schools of Choice

• Food Service Information

• Transportation

This event is for current and prospective families of the Woodhaven-Brownstown School District.

Participants can engage with our staff and students, and be enlightened about what we have to offer.

Attendees can get the information they need to be empowered

tto make or affirm the decision to attendWBSD, the destination district in the area.

#whyWBSD

If you moved and/or are planning to move out of the WBSD and wish for your child to remain,YOU MUST APPLY FOR SCHOOLS OF CHOICE DURING THE ENROLLMENT WINDOW:

April 18, 2018 – May 17, 2018Applications must be received by 4:00 p.m. on 5/17/18

No late applications will be accepted

Woodhaven-Brownstown School District2018/19 SCHOOLS OF CHOICE

KINDERGARTENOpen enrollment for

Kindergarten and Young 5s only

Enrollment window for K-Y5s:April 18, 2018 – September 7, 2018

GRADES 1 - 12Limited enrollment for Grades 1 -12

5 openings per grade(if more applications than openings are

received, a lottery will be held)

Enrollment window for grades 1-12April 18, 2018 – May 17, 2018

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If you moved and/or are planning to move out of the WBSD and wish for your child to remain,YOU MUST APPLY FOR SCHOOLS OF CHOICE DURING THE ENROLLMENT WINDOW:

April 18, 2018 – May 17, 2018Applications must be received by 4:00 p.m. on 5/17/18

No late applications will be accepted

Woodhaven-Brownstown School District2018/19 SCHOOLS OF CHOICE

KINDERGARTENOpen enrollment for

Kindergarten and Young 5s only

Enrollment window for K-Y5s:April 18, 2018 – September 7, 2018

GRADES 1 - 12Limited enrollment for Grades 1 -12

5 openings per grade(if more applications than openings are

received, a lottery will be held)

Enrollment window for grades 1-12April 18, 2018 – May 17, 2018

DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY TO ENROLLIN WOODHAVEN-BROWNSTOWN SCHOOLS

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Dear Community Partner,

The Woodhaven-Brownstown Education Foundation (WBEF) was formed exclusively to enhance educational opportunities for the students in the Woodhaven-Brownstown School District. Our mission is to build partnerships between the community and public education that enhance educational excellence by providing independent funding for innovative and enriching programs. The WBEF is a tax-exempt charitable organization (501c3 #26-1908515).

This foundation offers our community and local businesses an opportunity to come together and contribute to education and strengthen the future of the Woodhaven-Brownstown School District.

The WBEF will:

Enrich our public school curriculum with programs and activities that provide diverselearning experiences to our students and challenge them to reach well beyond theirabilities.

Foster a culture of excellence in the District with the unique and creative opportunitiesavailable to staff through classroom and program grants.

Give our teachers the opportunity to bring dynamic learning to the classroom. Provide numerous opportunities to recognize your support.

Over the past five years, the WBEF has awarded over $180,000 in grant monies and scholarships to WBSD teachers and students for creative and exciting educational opportunities. Some of this year’s award winning grants cover STEM initiatives, student leadership programs, elementary social activities, and No Child Without a Hot Lunch.

Our Annual Signature Dinner Event will take place on May 3, 2018, which includes a live auction and raffles. We are asking for your support by donating a gift certificate(s) and/or items for the auction/raffle. The audience will consist of over 400 community members, city and township officials, our State Representative, teachers, administrators, support staff, Board of Education, local business owners, and corporate sponsors. We would gladly recognize your donation in our event program, throughout the evening, and in various school-related publications throughout the year.

Please consider donating to this great cause. Your contribution will be tax deductible and used solely for the purpose of educating our students. Together we can make the WBSD a Destination for Excellence and ensure a bright future for our students.

Please send donation to: WBEF, 24821 Hall Rd, Woodhaven MI 48183 ATTN: Cara Pimer

Thank you for your consideration.

Mark Greathead Cara Pimer Superintendent President Woodhaven-Brownstown School District Woodhaven-Brownstown Education Foundation 734-789-2357 [email protected] [email protected]

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SAVE THE DATE

Join us for the 6th Annual Signature Event on Thursday, May 3, 2018, from 6 p.m. - 11 p.m. at Crystal Gardens in Southgate.Tickets are $50 and include dinner, drinks,and entertainment. Raffle items and a 50/50drawing will also be available (cash orcredit card). To purchase tickets, pleasecall 734-783-3300.

“Elementary CAD Mini‐Lab” Bates Elementary

“Cyber Warriors Club Hardware & Le�ers” Woodhaven High School

“Stem in the Sky” Yake Elemetnary

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SPONSORSHIPOPPORTUNITIES

Your support will provide unique opportunities to enhance the education of students in the Woodhaven-Brownstown School District!

PARTNER IN EDUCATION $5,000 + Includes up to two (2) reserved tables for up to sixteen (16) people, VIP Reception for you and your guests,a full page ad and front cover partner in our event program, a large banner displayed at the event, advertising on our Foundation web-site, included as a partner in our presentation during the event, and displayed as a feature sponsor in our school newsletter and local newspaper article.

COMMUNITY SPONSOR $2,500 + Includes one (1) reserved table for up to eight (8) people, VIP Reception for you and your guests, a full page ad and front cover partner in our event program, a medium banner displayed at the event, advertising on our Foundation web-site, and displayed as a feature sponsor in our school newsletter and local newspaper article.

PLATINUM SPONSOR $1,000 + Includes four (4) tickets to our Signature Dinner, a ½-page ad in our event program, a sign displayed at the event, advertising on our Foundation web-site and in our school newsletter and local newspaper article.

GOLD SPONSOR $500 + Includes two (2) tickets to our Signature Dinner, a ¼-page ad in our event program, a sign displayed at the event, advertising on our Foundation web-site and in our school newsletter and local newspaper article.

SILVER SPONSOR $250 + Includes one (1) ticket to our Signature Dinner, a business-card ad in our event program, advertising on our Foundation web-site, and mentioned in our school newsletter and local newspaper article.

Friends of WBEF $100 +Individual or Family names only Includes a ticket to our Signature Dinner and a listing in our event program and on our Foundation web-site.

Yes, we would love to support this great effort!

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THANK YOU FOR YOUR INVESTMENT IN OUR COMMUNITY AND OUR STUDENTS! Please mail completed form and payment to: WBEF, 24821 Hall Road, Woodhaven, MI 48183. For more information, please contact: Cara Pimer at 734-377-8644 – [email protected] or

Mark Greathead at 734-789-2357 – [email protected]

The Woodhaven-Brownstown Education Foundation is a non-profit 501c3 organization created to enhance and enrich educational programs in the Woodhaven-Brownstown School District. Our mission is to build partnerships with the community to support the vision of the Woodhaven-Brownstown School District – Learning and Leading for Tomorrow. The WBEF is a separate entity and not directly affiliated with the Woodhaven-Brownstown School District or its Board of Education.

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Woodhaven Fire:Keeping Residents Safe is our Top Priority

The Fire Department serves the citizens of Woodhaven with quality EMS Service and Fire Rescue along with offering fire safety for children in the community. We have staff on duty 24 hours per day, 7 days a week at Station I on Hall Rd. as well as Station 2 on Van Horn Rd. to help with our growing community. We are always here to help so feel free to stop in or call (734) 675-4918 with any questions or concerns you may have. You may also visit our website at www.woodhavenmi.org.

SPRING & SUMMER SAFETYNow that the nice weather is upon us, we would like

everyone to stay safe and have fun. Please make sure you use caution with fire this spring/summer season and be sure your smoke detectors are working properly.

Smoke alarms should be maintained according to manufacturer’s instructions.

Test smoke alarms at least once a month using the test button.

Make sure everyone in the home understands the sound of the smoke alarm and knows how to respond.

Follow manufacturer’s instructions for cleaning to keep smoke alarms working well. The instructions are included in the package or can be found on the internet.

Smoke alarms with non-replaceable, 10-year batteries are designed to remain effective for up to 10 years. If the alarm chirps, warning that the battery is low, replace the entire smoke alarm right away.

Smoke alarms with any other type of battery need a new battery at least once a year. If that alarm chirps, warning the battery is low, replace the battery right away.

When replacing a battery, follow manufacturer’s list of batteries on the back of the alarm or manufacturer’s instructions. Manufacturer’s instructions are specific to the batteries (brand and model) that must be used. The smoke alarm may not work properly if a different kind of battery is used.

KNOX BOXIf you are disabled or elderly and would like the

Woodhaven Fire Department to be able to make a key entry into your residence without causing any damage to your home, please call (734) 675-4916 to make an appointment for a Knox Box.

Fire Department

Fire Chief: Mike Clark

Phone: (734) 675-4916

Administration Assistant: Lauren Toth

Phone: (734) 675-4918

Fire Station 1 (Main): 23040 Hall Rd.

Fire Station 2: 18705 Van Horn Rd.(734) 675-7007

O� ce Hours::

8:00 AM - 4:00 PMMonday - Friday

Evening Hours:Phone:

Fax:

4:00 PM - 8:00 AM(734) 675-4916(734) 675-4947

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OPEN BURNINGWoodhaven homeowners may conduct open burning with

the following stipulations: Be no closer than 50 feet from any structure or 15 feet if in an approved container.

Not be utilized for waste disposal purposes. Use fuel consisting of only charcoal or seasoned dry firewood.

Be constantly attended until fire is extinguished. Be accompanied with water for extinguishing purposes in portable fire extinguishers, buckets, barrels or garden hoses.

Be protected from spreading fire to foliage, ground cover, landscaping materials and trees.

Size of fire can be no larger than 3 feet wide by 3 feet high.

Winds not to exceed 8 mph. The fire must cease and be extinguished if any type of complaint is lodged to the Woodhaven Police and/or Fire Department about the open burning.

FireworksNo person shall ignite, discharge or use consumer fireworks

within the city, except this prohibition shall not preclude any

person from the ignition, discharge and use of consumer fireworks on the day preceding, the day of, or the day after a national holiday consistent with Sec. 7 (2) of Public Act 256 of 2011. This prohibition also shall not apply to any municipal-sponsored fireworks display that is also insured and properly licensed through the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs Bureau of Fire Services.

The Fire Chief, his or her designees and sworn law enforcement officers are authorized to enforce the provisions of this ordinance. Any person, firm, or corporation violating the provisions of this law shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, punishable by up to 90 days in jail and/or a fine up to $500.

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The Police Department front desk is open 24 hours a day, all year.

The Police Department front desk is open 24 hours a day, all year. Records can be obtained from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday – Friday (excluding holidays.) An FOIA (Freedom of Information Act) form must be completed. Handgun Permits are by appointment only.

The Police Department serves the citizens of Woodhaven and the State of Michigan by providing safe streets and neighborhoods through excellence at policing and the development of a partnership in the community. The service provided by the Woodhaven Police Department goes beyond traffic control and crime investigation. The department offers several enhanced programs which include Honor Guard, Police Reserves, Police Explorers, motorcycle and bicycle patrol, a K-9 officer, and an officer assigned to a multi-jurisdictional task force.

Check out the City’s website at www.woodhavenmi.org and click on the Police Department tab for more information.

Nixle: A notification system is now in use for advisories from the

City Emergency services on your smart cell phones. To sign up for Nixle Emergency notifications, visit Nixle.com or sign up with your mobile device and receive text messaging (standard messaging rates apply) by sending a text with 48183 in message body to 888777.

If you see something, say something! Don’t wait for trouble to happen.

If you suspect trouble in your area, call the police and we will send officers to ensure everything is OK. Officers may need further information, such as description of subjects/vehicle, their location, what they are doing and their direction of travel, if weapons are involved (knives, guns, pistol/rifle). Please be as descriptive as possible for the safety of our officers and citizens.

***A Warning from the IRS***Every year the Police Department receives numerous calls from

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Woodhaven Police Department

Police Chief Robert Toth Deputy Chief Scott Fraczek

Police Department

Police Chief: Rob Toth (734) [email protected]

Deputy Chief: Scott Fraczek (734) 675-4905

Mailing Address: Woodhaven Police Department21869 West RoadWoodhaven, Michigan 48183

Administration Hours: 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM

Administration Assistant/Records:

Ilona Parks(734) 675-4902

Emergency Phone: 911

Non-Emergency Phone: (734) 676-7337 Press "0" for front desk.

Patrol Fax: (734) 675-4951

Administration Fax: (734) 675-4901

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from the IRS. If you receive any calls stating you owe money and will be arrested if it is not paid immediately, it is a SCAM!! The IRS will not contact you by phone – they will always send written notification by U.S. mail if there are any outstanding issues.

DO NOT give personal information over the phone (social security number, date of birth, bank information, etc.) If the caller is legitimate, ask them to recite the information they have on file for you, and then you can confirm it.

Identity Theft Resources: Better Business Bureau: www.bbb.org Federal Trade Commission: www.identitytheft.govwww.irs.gov/individuals/identity-protection

RX Medication Drop OffResidents can drop off unused or expired prescription

medication at the front lobby of the Police Station at any time. Look for the KIDS Cents Collection Box sponsored by Rite Aid.

Crime Prevention Tips Ladies, watch your purses! If you are a woman who enjoys walking in the park or frequenting workout locations and typically leave your purse in your car when doing so, please make it a habit to lock your purse in your trunk before you leave your house. There is a group of thieves that targets parks and workout locations close to freeways. They watch women who leave their vehicles without their purse and break into the car when you walk away. Also, be on the lookout in these locations for suspicious people or vehicles. If you are concerned about someone, please contact the police immediately.

Larceny from vehicles – With warmer weather approaching, thieves will be out and about. To avoid having your car broken into remember to lock the doors. Thieves rarely break windows and typically look for unlocked doors.

Larceny from garages – To avoid items being stolen from your garages remember to close the door at night. This is a very common type of theft as warmer weather approaches. It is not uncommon to occur during daylight hours.

Reminder to be extra cautious when driving in and around School Zones, Bus Stops and residential areas. WATCH for children at play!!

April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month, please drive responsibly.

Vacation Home Checks: Request form copies are available at the police station.

Parking Variances: Download a form from the City’s website, or copies are available at the police station.

Civic Center Park: Located off Hall Rd., regular hours are from 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. (Unless a special event.)

Please be mindful of where and what your children or teenagers are up to.

Sec. 66-623. - Curfew hours for minors under 17 years of age. Midnight - 6 a.m.

Sec. 66-624. - Curfew hours for minors under 15 years of age. 10 p.m. - 6 a.m.

Parents will be held responsible for their children’s misdeeds. Fines range from $50 to $500, and are assessed by a judge at the 33rd District Court.

Sec. 66-389. - Use of radios and electronically amplified sound systems. Radio/Sound system, no sound audible from 25 feet or more.

Sec. 66-390. - Breach of peace. Any person making any noise which causes a disturbance.

Sec. 98-73f. - Parking trucks, tractors, trailers, recreational vehicles, campers, and related vehicles prohibited. Any travel trailers and utility trailers parked on a city street must be properly plated and attached to a vehicle. Trailers/Campers may not be parked over a public sidewalk.

Court Information:33rd District Court is located at 19000 Van Horn Road,

Woodhaven, Michigan 48183 and open 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. The phone number for the courthouse is (734) 671-0201.

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