Community Services Department

The Community Services Department offers a variety of programs for our citizens, from the City's youth to our treasured Senior Citizens. The Reedley Community Center is located at 100 N. East Avenue, Reedley, CA 93654 - (559) 637-4203 and you can e-mail the Administrative Assistant at denise.phariss@reedley.ca.gov

 

Leisure Guide for Winter and Spring 2012

Contains items of interest for everyone - Seniors, Youth, and Adults. Be sure to look at Page 2 which contains dates for most of our activites, including registration dates. This excellent source of information lists fees, location of activities, phone numbers for more information, etc. All Reedley residents should have received one in their mailbox in January. If you didn't receive yours, give us a call. We will have copies available in our office. Or, you can print the digital version contained here.

 

Facebook Fan Page

If you want the latest information about programming and special offers, you need to become of fan of the City of Reedley’s Community Services Fan Page. We gave away over 500 Fresno Grizzlies baseball tickets this summer and only advertised it on Facebook. Click on City of Reedley Community Services Department  Facebook Fan Page and "LIKE" us.

 

CSD Activities Email Blast - If you would like to receive our Activities Update Email, contact Jessica Esquibel at jessica.esquibel@reedley.ca.gov to get on our mailing list.  We send the Email Blast out periodically to inform you of upcoming activities you or your family might be interested in. This is a great way to avoid missing registration dates.

 

Recreation Programs Our department offers a variety of activities for young and old. Check out the Leisure Guide for specifics. Or for upcoming activities, we post fliers on each webpage (Seniors, Youth, Adults, etc). Current brochures are posted.

 

Tiny Tots Programs A few years ago we introduced this program for two sports - Flag Football and Baseball. This year we have added Basketball. Tiny Tots is a program through the Start Smart Program created by the National Alliance for Youth Sports. It is a step-by-step approach that builds confidence and self-esteem, as well as making sports fun for children ages 3-6.

 

Senior Citizens Our Leisure Guide explains most of our ongoing Senior Programs, but the best way to find out what is going on in our Senior Department is to drop by the Phil Hudson Room on the north end of the Community Center to find out first hand what we have to offer local seniors. A lunch program, classes, and a variety of trips, including casino trips and cruises are planned on a regular basis.

 

Special Event Permit Applications - pdf

If you or your group/organization are planning a large event, asking for street closure or other types of encroachments onto city property, you might need to apply for a Special Event Permit. Call the Community Services Office to see if your event qualifies as a Special Event. Our staff will be happy to help you with this process. Call us if you have any questions.

 

FacilitiesThe City has facilities for every occasion. Call us for more information on use of the Community Center. We have rooms in a variety of sizes for wedding receptions, birthday parties, baby showers, classes, and meetings. A brief overview of fees and other information can be reviewed in our Facility Rental Brochure. Call our reservation specialist, Jessica Esquibel (559-637-4203) or jessica.esquibel@reedley.ca.gov to check on availability. If you haven't been in the California Room recently, it has had a total makeover - new curtains, paint, soundboards, sound system, and flooring. It no longer looks like a gym. Stop by for a look. You can also check us out on Facebook for more pictures and information.

 

ParksThe City has a variety of parks. Call us for more information on use of City parks for your next event. We have sports parks, river parks, bandshells, pavilions, etc. Call our reservation specialist, Jessica Esquibel (559-637-4203) to check on availability and prices.

 

Community Recreation Grants

Mini grants are given to non-profit organizations that promote recreational activities for Reedley area residents.

 

 

 

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