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Chesterfield Connection
The Official Publication of Chesterfield Township
Winter 2021
www.chesterfieldtwp.org (586) 949-0400
2 Board
of
Trustees
Board Meeting Schedule
Board of Trustee meetings are held Daniel J. Acciavatti
at the Township Municipal Offices Township Supervisor
in the Board Chambers beginning Desk:(586) 649-6401
Cindy Berry Cell: (586) 549-3766 Kathy Elliott
at 7:00PM. Township Clerk dacciavatti@chesterfieldtwp.org Township Treasurer
January 12 Desk:(586) 649-6440 Desk:(586) 649-6430
January 26 Cell: (586) 942-3900 Cell: (586) 925-8130
cberry@chesterfieldtwp.org kelliott@chesterfieldtwp.org
February 9
Trustee Talk
February 23
March 9
March 23
April 13
April 27
May 11
May 25
June 8
June 22 Hank Anderson Brian “Scott” DeMuynck
Township Trustee Township Trustee
July 13 Desk:(586) 649-6406 Desk:(586) 649-6405
July 27 Cell: (586) 980-1083 Cell: (586) 630-2315
August 10 handerson@chesterfieldtwp.org bdemuynck@chesterfieldtwp.org
August 24
September 14
September 28
October 11
October 25
November 9
November 23
December 14
December 21 David Joseph Kathy D. Vosburg
Township Trustee Township Trustee
Township Office Directory
Desk:(586) 649-6403 Desk:(586) 649-6404
Cell: (586) 980-1085 Cell: (586) 305-6457
djoseph@chesterfieldtwp.org kvosburg@chesterfieldtwp.org
Public Safety Department Community Development
**IN AN EMERGENCY DIAL 9-1-1** Building Department.......(586) 949-0400, opt. 2
Non-Emergency Police............. (586) 949-2112 Code Enforcement....(586) 949-0400, opt. 8 then 7
Non-Emergency Fire.................. (586) 725-2233 Planning/Zoning....(586) 949-0400, opt. 8 then 6
Community Programming
Municipal Services Chesterfield Twp. Library.............(586) 598-4900
Accounting.........(586) 949-0400, opt. 8 then 4 Historical Society...(586) 949-0400, opt. 8 then 8
Assessing..............(586) 949-0400, opt. 8 then 5 Leisure Services................(586) 949-0400, opt. 4
Clerk’s Dept....................(586) 949-0400, opt. 5
Human Resources.......(586) 949-0400, ext. 6468 Department of Public Works
Supervisor’s Dept...(586) 949-0400, opt. 8 then 2
Water and Sewer..............(586) 949-0400, opt. 3
Treasurer’s Dept..............(586) 949-0400, opt. 6
(586) 949-0400 47275 Sugarbush Rd.
Questions or concerns about
Table of Contents 3
the roads here in Chesterfield?
Contact the Macomb County Supervisor’s Office....................................pg. 4
Department of Roads directly at Letter to residents & Board/Commission Info
(586) 463-8671 Clerk’s Office.............................................pg. 5
or Passport Processing
roads.macombgov.org Treasurer’s Office.......................................pg. 6
Tax Collection Information
For expressways & state trunk lines (I-94, 23
Mile Road (M-29), Gratiot, and Hall Road) Residential Cart Program.........................pg. 6
contact MDOT at (888) 296-4546 Trash, Recycling, and Compost Carts
Residential Water Assistance...................pg. 7
Macomb County Services Community WRAP Program
Leisure Services.........................................pg. 8
Animal Control (Dog Licenses)
(586) 469-5115 Recreation for All
animalcontrol@macombgov.org Park Information......................................pg. 19
Clerk/Register of Deeds (Vital Records) Township Parks and Rentals
(586) 469-5120 Senior Center Calendar.........................pg. 23
clerksoffice@macombgov.org
January Activities
Veteran’s Services
(586) 469-5315
Green For Life
Utility Providers Environmental
DTE Energy (Electric Service) ...........(800) 477-4747
SEMCO Energy Gas (Natural Gas).....(800) 624-2019 Refuse Disposal Tips
Comcast Cable (Internet, Phone, TV)...(800) 427-7662
AT&T (Internet, Phone, TV)......................(800) 288-2020 • All refuse and yard waste needs to
be placed at a location which is near
the public or private road right of way
Township Website before 7:00 AM, but not earlier than 4:00
PM the day prior. No such containers shall
www.chesterfieldtwp.org
MUNICIPAL DIRECTORY
be placed upon any sidewalk.
• Bulk rubbish that can’t fit into containers,
NOTIFY ME shall be flattened and tied in bundles or
packed in a suitable container and
Sign up on our website to receive township shall be no larger than 2’x3’, nor weigh
news and updates - delivered to your email or more than 60 lbs.
phone. An account will need to be set up in • All brush shall be cut into 3’ lengths and
advance before subscribing to notifications. tied into bundles weighing not more than
60 lbs.
For any questions regarding yard waste,
recycling, or trash pick-up please call
Green for Life Environmental (GFL) at
(866) 772-8900
www.chesterfieldtwp.org Hours: 8:00AM - 4:30PM
4 Daniel J. Acciavatti, Supervisor
In addition to serving as the Township’s legal agent and Secretary to
the Assessing Board of Review, the Township Supervisor is responsible for
moderating board meetings, developing the township budget,
recommending members to the various boards and commissions, and
managing the day-to-day operations of the Township.
Chesterfield Community,
As we begin reflecting on 2020, it makes me proud of our staff members who continued to
move Chesterfield Township forward during this unprecedented time. Your Chesterfield Township team
continues to offer the same level of services that our residents expect of us by streamlining new
processes and creating new programs within our community. The efforts put forth by all of our
members do not go unnoticed and are gratefully appreciated.
The year 2020 saw a great many project beginnings and project completions. The Webber
Paddle Park is now complete and offers our residents a safe place to launch their kayaks and paddle
boards along the Salt River corridor. Additionally, we’ve completed several projects inside the
Township Municipal Offices including a barrier-free front counter and modernized restrooms near the
Senior Center.
Brandenburg Park will remain closed through Spring 2021 as our Shoreline Restoration Project is in
full swing. It will soften the natural shoreline and create native habitats that will increase the fish
population in Lake St. Clair. The acquisition of property at the end of Hooker Road was purchased with
the intent of becoming the Salt River Nature Center. This investment is another step forward in
preserving the natural resources in Chesterfield Township. The land was purchased with the help of Six
Rivers Land Conservancy, First State Bank, and the recently awarded Michigan Natural Resources Trust
Fund Grant. Its preservation is vital in protecting our natural resources and will help connect our unique
waterways here in Chesterfield.
As we continue moving forward in the year ahead, I wish everyone a safe and prosperous 2021.
Daniel J. Acciavatti, Township Supervisor
SUPERVISOR’S OFFICE
(586) 949-0400 47275 Sugarbush Rd.
Cindy Berry, Clerk 5
The Clerk is the Chief Elections Officer, Records Management
Administrator, and Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) Administrator for
the Township. The Clerk also publishes and maintains the Chesterfield
Township Code of Ordinances, certifies all official documents, and is
responsible for recording all Township Board proceedings.
Passport Processing
Did you know your local Clerk’s Office offers Passport Processing services? No more waiting in line at the Post
Office or sending applications through the mail hoping everything is correct!
What you must bring:
1. Your completed DS-11 - Application for a U.S. Passport (DO NOT SIGN)
Blank applications can be found at our office or go online to http://travel.state.gov/content/passports/en/pass-
ports/first-time.html#step1
2. Original/Certified Copy Birth Certificate
(PHOTOCOPIES ARE NOT ACCEPTED)
3. Driver’s license
4. Two (2) checks for payment (Personal, Cashier or Money Order accepted)
1. U.S. Department of State 2. Chesterfield Township
5. If applying for a minor under 16yrs old, both parents and the child must
be present.
6. Additional documents may be required if any of the following has
occured: Lost/Stolen Passport, Name Change, Parental Custody, consent
for a minor or death of parent (minor only).
Fees:
-U.S. Department of State-
Passport Book: Adult - $110.00 Minor - $80.00
Passport Card: Adult - $30.00 Minor - $15.00
Expediting Fee: $60.00 per person
-Chesterfield Township-
Processing Fee: $35.00 per person*
Pictures: $10.00*
Chesterfield Township Office Closings
Thursday, December 31 -
Friday, January 1 Monday, May 31 CLERK’S OFFICE
In observance of New Year’s Eve/Day In observance of Memorial Day
Monday, January 18 Monday, July 5
In observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day In observance of Independance Day
Monday, February 15 Monday, September 6
In observance of President’s Day In observance of Labor Day
Friday, April 2 Monday, October 11
In observance of Good Friday In observance of Columbus Day
www.chesterfieldtwp.org Hours: 8:00AM - 4:30PM
6 Kathy Elliott, Treasurer
While the Treasurer’s Office serves the Township in many different func-
tions, it’s main duty is tax collection. Actual taxable value is determined
in the Assessor’s Office, however tax billing and collection originates here.
All monetary transactions are processed through the Treasurer’s Office,
including: water/sewer billing and registration, planning/zoning/building
permits and bonds, and parks and recreation and senior center monies.
SUMMER TAXES
Summer and/or School Taxes are due July 1, and payable July 1 - September 14 without
interest. Payments recieved between September 15 and February 28 are subject to
penalty. These tax bills include 50% of the Anchor Bay and New Haven school taxes,
100% of the L’Anse Creuse school taxes, County Operating taxes, Macomb Intermediate
school taxes, and Macomb Community College taxes.
WINTER TAXES
Winter and/or December Taxes are due December 1, and payable December 1 - February
14 without penalty. These tax statements are mailed in November. Billed during this period
are: Huron Metro Authority, Macomb County Drain Debt, SMART, Zoo tax, Veteran’s
Administration, DIA taxes, Chesterfield Township taxes and the remaining 50% of
the Anchor Bay and New Haven school taxes.
Residential Cart Program
Looking for a new trash, recycling, or compost cart? Purchase your cart(s)
through Chestefield Township’s NEW Residential Cart Program!
Trash Carts
64 Gallon - $50.88
96 Gallon - $58.30
Recycling Carts
TREASURER’S OFFICE
64 Gallon - $50.88
Compost Carts
64 Gallon - $50.88
Carts can be purchased at the Chesterfield Township Municipal Offices - Treasurer’s Office, 47275
Sugarbush Rd., during regular business hours or online at our website at www.chesterfieldtwp.org,
under Garbage Collection.
Carts are delivered directly to homes on Fridays, 2 - 4 weeks from purchase.
(586) 949-0400 47275 Sugarbush Rd.
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Residential Water Assistance
SAVE OUR SEWER SYSTEM STICK TO THE 3 Ps
FROM “FLUSHABLE” WIPES Only three things go in your
toilet: pee, poo and (toilet) paper!
If you really want to use wipes,
throw them in the garbage, not
“Flushable” wipes are a growing hazard to public health,
your toilet.
causing sewer backups and overflows. These so-called
WRAP funding is
“flushable” wipes are not biodegradable!
made possible by the
Great Lakes Water Authority
THEY CLOG OUR PIPES
Don’t flush wipes or other items that can clog pipes in your
home, the sewer system, pump stations and equipment at
PROGRAM BENEFITS WRAP PARTICIPANT the Water Resources Recovery Facility (WRRF).
QUALIFICATIONS Clogged pipes can lead to overflowing toilets and base-
• Assistance up to $1,000 per household. ment sewer backups. When this happens, you’ll need to
call a plumber to clear the blockage.
A COSTLY
• Have income at or MAINTENANCE
• $25 monthly bill credit and help with below 200% of poverty MESS
arrears. First arrearage payment of up threshold
to $350 made at initial enrollment. “Flushable” wipes wreak havoc in
sewer systems across the region.
• Provide proof of In 2018, workers in Macomb
• Home water audit & minor plumbing
residency and income County removed a 19-ton, 100-
repairs average of $1,500 for residents
foot fatberg, a deposit of fat and
above 120% of average usage. • Provide renter’s proof grease, mixed with wipes. The
of responsibility for process cost about $100,000.
• Water saving kits and consumer water on lease
training classes.
• Stay current on
• Supportive WRAP-Around Services. monthly bill payment
• Continuous enrollment for eligible households.
NEVER FLUSH
CALL: 313.386.WRAP (9727) • Baby wipes or
cleaning wipes
• Tissues
• Paper towels
• Cat litter
• Prescription drugs
or visit www.waynemetro.org/WRAP • Tampons and • Dental floss • Over-the-counter
sanitary products • Cotton balls medicines
• Condoms and swabs • Cigarette butts
Used “flushable” wipes and other items removed from a
sewer in Clinton Township by the Macomb County Public
Works Office.
GLWATER.ORG PUBLICATION DATE: AUGUST 2019
RESIDENTIAL WATER ASSISTANCE
Flow Indicator Triangle Register
D This dial spins as water is being Sweep Hand This is the numerical guage
used. When a leak is small, it is
E hard to see the sweeper hand This hand moves clockwise that counts the amount
of gallons of water used. It
as water is being used. One
T move, so this dial helps residents
full revolution equates to 10 works just like the odometer
L to see small leaks.
gallons of water usage. in a car.
E
E C Option 1: Before going to bed, ensure all water using appliances are not running. Write
A T down the numbers on your water meter register. Immediately after waking up, before any
water usage, write those numbers down again. If the number has increased, a leak is present.
K I
Option 2: Mark the location of the water meter sweep arm with a piece of tape or another sticky
O item that will stay in place. Write down the numbers on your register. With all water using appli-
N ances off, check your meter periodically to see if the sweep hand moves. If so, a leak is present.
www.chesterfieldtwp.org Hours: 8:00AM - 4:30PM
8 Leisure Services
Recreation for all: Youth, Adults, & Seniors
While we may be apart for now, the Chesterfield Leisure Services Department is always thinking
about our friends in the community and the day when we can safely come together again. For the
foreseeable future, the Chesterfield Township Senior Center will remain closed for “walk-in” activities.
Be sure to like us on Facebook at Chesterfield Township Senior Center and/or Chesterfield Township
Parks and Recreation to avoid missing out on the latest news. “Pop-up” programs and activities
are the new way of doing things based on changing guidelines surrounding the unpredictability
of COVID-19. Leisure Services employees have been up and down, one minute in the foreground
and the next second, behind the scenes. We run full-force to drive programs and are forced to
pull back when required; researching resources, sites and ways to continually offer programs under
ever-changing health and safety advisories. Leisure Services has been revamping, redesigning,
planning, creating, communicating and working hard to provide the best messages and ideal
services where and when we can. There has been a ton of new and creative material being
visualized and instituted in both recreation and seniors. Great effort goes into securing contractors,
coordinating employees, making plans, purchasing materials, locating facilities, re-imagining
programs and thinking “outside of the box” to safely engage with all of you! It all must come
together and continues to as we service the Chesterfield community. There has been a ton of new
and creative material being visualized and instituted in both recreation and seniors throughout the
pandemic.
Follow us often on our Facebook page, visit our website at parks.chesterfieldtwp.org or give us a
call at 586-949-0400 ext. 4. All activities require pre-registration and enrollment can be done online
at parks.chesterfieldtwp.org, over the phone by calling 586-949-0400 ext. 4, or in-person by
appointment only. In an effort to best keep everyone safe, there will be a limited number of people
allowed to gather for each assigned activity and space fills fast! The Chesterfield Leisure Services
Department adheres to mandates as set-forth by the Michigan Department of Health and Human
Services and CDC guidelines for disease prevention. We make adjustments,
closures/cancellations and enact procedures in accordance with their requirements and within the
guidance of the elected Chesterfield Township Board. Programs in this publication are subject to
change. Registrants should be flexible in mindset and ready for program switches based on the
health crisis (virtual, “grab and go”, or date/time changes.) When a full cancellation occurs,
participants will receive a refund (minus service fees.)
Please reach out to your Leisure Services team at any time. We welcome the opportunity to get to
know you! Best wishes for a safe, healthy, peaceful, and joyful New Year. Looking forward to
togetherness in 2021!
With gratitude,
Amanda Bowers
Leisure Services Team
LEISURE SERVICES
Amanda Bowers Michele Vannerson Christie Sicken
Director Assistant Director Assistant
(586) 949-0400 x 6451 (586) 949-0400 x 6450 Michelle Kemp
abowers@chesterfieldtwp.org mvannerson@chesterfieldtwp.org
Assistant
“Me and my wife have officially closed on our new house in Chesterfield. We chose
Chesterfield Twp. Because we have 3 boys and they absolutely love the parks and rec
program that you operate. Also being a volunteer coach in your leagues has been so much
fun, and very well organized! This played a major factor in our housing decision and we are
excited to be residents and can’t wait for youth programs to start back up!”
- Derrek Teeple
(586) 949-0400 47275 Sugarbush Rd.
9
COVID-19 Procedures
To reduce the spread of COVID-19, capacity in current classes and programs
are extremely limited. Please only register for a class if you are confident you
can make each date and are comfortable wearing a face mask the entire
time. We are currently unable to welcome “walk-in” clientele into the Senior
Center. ALL activities require PRE-REGISTRATION & PAYMENT. Registration can be done online
at parks.chesterfieldtwp.org, over the phone by calling (586) 949-0400 ext. 4, or “in-person” by
appointment only. Please call to set up a time to visit.
Your acceptance of the following is required to attend any program indoor at a
Township facility:
• Register in advance • Answer & submit a health questionnaire
• Sign a liability waiver, which includes on arrival
a COVID-19 clause • Temperature check upon arrival
• Arrive/Depart for the activity on time • Use of hand sanitizer
• Maintain a 6-foot physical distance
from others “As always, this event was well planned
• Wear a face covering that covers your and put together. Thank you for making
mouth, nose, and chin entirely at all times this time of year special for the kids,
despite the pandemic.
• Self-check for symptoms of COVID-19 We are so grateful!”
prior to arrival - Nicole Wheeler
COVID-19 UPDATE
parks.chesterfieldtwp.org @ChesterfieldTwpPR
10 Bundle Up with the Bunny
Township Offices
This is a timed event with slots available from 12-2PM. Attendees are
encouraged to wear a face mask. Bring your own cameras and dress for the
weather as pictures will be outdoors. The historical grounds and buildings are
expected to be open. Each child will receive an Easter goodie bag. Bring
your own camera to capture your Springtime holiday photograph. Each child
must be registered. Space is limited. Register early and only if you can make Daddy Daughter Dance
it! Please do not register for a space, if you cannot attend. Registered partici- Zuccaro’s Banquet Hall
pants will be notified by email of their exact appointment time one-week prior
to your visit.
Our annual Daddy Daughter Dance may
Saturday, March 27 have a later date on the calendar in 2021,
but at this Butterfly Ball there will be no
FREE shortage of Spring fun. Cost includes dinner,
dancing, photos, and giveaways!
Operation Egg Drop Early Open Photos & Seating: 3:00 - 4:00 PM.
Dinner/Dancing: 4:00 - 8:00 PM.
On Friday, March 26 and Saturday, March 27 the Leisure Services Department
will bring the Easter fun to your front yard! We do the assembly, lay the eggs, Sunday, May 2
and deliver the fun to your front door! It’s a great way to celebrate at home. 4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
You make the rules, supplies are provided, and the event is yours to run as you
wish! Our delivery team will scatter plastic Easter eggs filled with surprises on $25 per person
your front lawn and leave a small basket token at your front door! Drop offs
begin at 7PM each evening and will continue until complete. Houses must RESIDENT REGISTRATION BEGINS 2/1;
be within Chesterfield Township limits to participate. Advanced registration is NON-RESIDENT BEGINS 2/3
required.
Friday, March 26 or Saturday, March 27 Earth Day Celebration
$10 per child, age 2 - 12 Township Offices
Relay races, information stations, and a one
Nightlight Egg Hunt mile fun walk will be featured in this
Township Offices environmentally friendly celebration!
Advance registration is required.
It’s a friendly competition with prizes to be won! Boys and girls, ages 10-15,
bring their flashlights and head out to the Township Offices for a fast, quick Saturday, April 24
spring time exploration of eggs. There are several ways to win. Rules explained
on event night. Bundle up and dress for this friendly frenzy. This is an indepen- 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
dent hunt/race for eggs. Adults are required to stay in their vehicles or remain FREE
in the registration area during the activity.
Thursday, April 1
Age 10 - 12 7:15 PM | Age 13 - 15 7:45 PM
$5 per child
MJR Mystery Movie Days
Bunnies Are Out of Their Burrows Chesterfield Crossing MJR
Township Offices
Take this opportunity for a family movie
Independently explore the Township Municipal Office complex and Historical afternoon @ Chesterfield Crossing MJR right
Village. 12 stuffed Bunnies can be found displayed in our windows, on the in town! The only clue you will get is that the
buildings or among the property. Pick-up your contest sheet and fill-in the movie will be family-friendly for ages 4 and
location of each bunny. A completed form nets you entry into an Easter Prize up! Ticket price includes kid snack box for
drawing. Winners receive a grand prize. Contest is open from March 1st- every ticket purchased. Limited seating
SPECIAL EVENTS
March 31st. Prizes to be picked up on April 1st. available, pre-registration required per
date. Children must be accompanied by
March 1 - March 31 an adult. The movie will take place in the
early afternoon and the exact time will be
FREE CONTEST announced to participants one week prior
via email. “Mystery Movie” will be revealed
It’s Jellybean Time upon arrival.
Township Offices
Saturday, March 20
Stop by the Township Offices and guess the number of jellybeans in the jar out- Saturday, April 24
side of the Leisure Services office. The person closest to the number receives a
prize and a jar of Jellybeans! Contest is open March 1st-March 31st.
$15R/$20NR
March 1 - March 31
FREE CONTEST
ADMIT ONE
(586) 949-0400 47275 Sugarbush Rd.Summer Day Camp 11
Chesterfield Youth Center
Summer Day Camp is licensed by the State of Michigan, and is an excellent way for kids to
spend their summer days! Ages 5-12 are welcome. Children must have completed kindergar-
ten. Camp is held both indoors and outdoors at the Chesterfield Youth Center. Weekly fee
includes 2 field trips, educational activites, Pizza Fridays, as well as, many other fun things to
do. Summer camp participants will receive one complimentary T-shirt to be worn on trip days.
Campers must bring their own lunch and snacks each day. Weekly trip schedule will be avail-
able on or before February 24.
$150R/$155NR per week, per camper
7:00 AM - 6:00 PM, Monday - Friday
Week 1: June 14 - June 18 Week 6: July 19 - July 23
Week 2: June 21 - June 25 Week 7: July 26 - July 30
Week 3: June 28 - July 2 Week 8: August 2 - August 6
Week 4: July 5 - July 9 Week 9: August 9 - August 13
Week 5: July 12 - July16 Week 10: August 16 - August 20
Registration opens March 1 for residents, March 3 for non-residents.
BUS TRIPS Outdoor Play Program
Transportation provided by SMART Township Offices/Brandenburg Park
Different than our traditional Summer Day Camp, this ‘play
SUMMER CAMPS & BUS TRIPS
Somerset Collection Heidelberg Project: Self in the park’ program allows for freedom of fun. Experi-
enced camp staff will be equipped with a box of basic
Somerset Collection, Troy
Tour playground supplies, one craft per week, and two areas
McDougall-Hall neighborhood, of play; Township Office Grounds and Brandenburg Park.
Bus transportation is provided.
Detroit In this unique program, both camp staff and participants
Shopping is on your own.
ages 5-12 will be able to use their imagination and cre-
Somerset Collection is a
Bus transportation is provided, but ative energy to create 6 weeks of experiences. We look
regional, luxury shopping mall
the outdoor tour is on your own forward to hosting a summer program That is different than
located in Troy, Michigan with
and located in the McDougall-Hall the rest!
more than 180 specialty stores
neighborhood on Detroit’s East side.
and a food court.
This Project is in part a political pro- Six weeks of activity- sign up for the whole session, and
REGISTER BY: 2/12
test, as Tyree Guyton’s childhood come when you would like!
neighborhood began to deteriorate
Saturday, March 13 after the 1967 riots. The public art is
11:00 AM - 4:00 PM constantly evolving and adjusting to
July 12 - August 20
$5R/$8NR the current city climate. $325R/$330NR
REGISTER BY: 3/19
8:00 AM - 12:00 PM, Monday - Friday
Saturday, April 17 Monday - Thursday drop off and pick up: Township Offices
12:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Registration opens March 1 for residents,
$5R/$8NR
March 3 for non-residents.
parks.chesterfieldtwp.org @ChesterfieldTwpPR12 Music Lessons
Evola Music, Shelby Township
Bring a facemask and hand sanitizer to all classes.
Music for Little Mozarts, Age 4.5 - 6 Ukulele for Fun, Age 13+
Parent participation is required in this exciting, fun, and imag- Strum your way to a sing-along in this Ukulele 101 course.
initive atmosphere. Siblings not permitted in the classroom. $18.02 (book) + $48.50 (ukulele) material fee due at first class.
$21.20 material fee due at first class. $136R/$141NR, 8 week session
$136R/$141NR, 8 week session Session 1: Wednesdays, 1/20 - 3/10 6:00 - 6:45 PM
Session 1: Tuesdays, 1/19 - 3/9 6:15 - 7:00 PM Session 2: Wednesdays, 4/14 - 6/2 6:00 - 6:45 PM
Saturdays, 1/23 - 3/13 11:15 AM - 12:00 PM
Session 2: Tuesdays, 4/13 - 6/1 6:15 - 7:00 PM Adult Beginner Piano, Age 13+
Saturdays, 4/17 - 6/5 11:15 AM - 12:00 PM Fulfill your lifelong dreams in our stress-free piano lab, while
you learn the basics. $23.27 material fee due at first class.
Youth Beginner Piano, Age 7-11 $136R/$141NR, 8 week session
This class uses the “Piano Lab System” which will help students Session 1: Mondays, 1/18 - 3/8 12:00 - 12:45 PM
focus on learning the basics. $9.54 material fee due at first Mondays, 1/18 - 3/8 7:15 - 8:00 PM
class.
Session 2: Mondays, 4/12 - 6/7 12:00 - 12:45 PM
$136R/$141NR, 8 week session Mondays, 4/12 - 6/7 7:15 - 8:00 PM
Session 1: Wednesdays, 1/20 - 3/10 7:15 - 8:00 PM *No class 5/31
Saturdays, 1/23 - 3/13 10:15 - 11:00 AM
Session 2: Wednesdays, 4/14 - 6/2 7:15 - 8:00 PM
Saturdays, 4/17 - 6/5 10:15 - 11:00 AM
Adult Beginner Guitar, Age 13+
Choose electric or acoustic and have fun learning the ba-
sics. $14.83 material fee due at first class.
Youth Beginner Guitar, Age 10-12 $136R/$141NR, 8 week session
Choose electric or acoustic and have fun learning the ba-
Session 1: Thursdays, 1/21 - 3/11 7:15 - 8:00 PM
sics. $14.83 material fee due at first class.
Saturdays, 1/23 - 3/13 11:15 - 12:00 PM
$136R/$141NR, 8 week session Session 2: Thursdays, 4/15 - 6/3 7:15 - 8:00 PM
Session 1: Thursdays, 1/21 - 3/11 6:15 - 7:00 PM Saturdays, 4/17 - 6/5 11:15 - 12:00 PM
Saturdays, 1/23 - 3/13 10:15 - 11:00 AM
Session 2: Thursdays, 4/15 - 6/3 6:15 - 7:00 PM
Group Voice: Learn to Sing, Age 6-14
Saturdays, 4/17 - 6/5 10:15 - 11:00 AM Learn the fundamentals of good voice techniques. No previ-
ous experience required. $21.20 material fee due at first class.
Youth Beginner Violin, 1st - 4th grade $136R/$141NR, 8 week session
Experience the fun of musical activites for the beginning
Session 1: Wednesdays, 1/20 - 3/10 6:00 - 6:30 PM
voilin student. $11.66 material fee due at first class.
Session 2: Wednesdays, 4/14 - 6/2 6:00 - 6:30 PM
$136R/$141NR, 8 week session
Session 1: Wednesdays, 1/20 - 3/10 5:30 - 6:00 PM
Session 2: Wednesdays, 4/14 - 6/2 5:30 - 6:00 PM
A1 Private Music Lessons
In person, In-home, or Online
Safe Sitter Babysitting Class
Township Offices Private one-on-one lessons with instructor Dick Renock. Mr. Renock has over
50 years of experience and is a member of the American Guild of Music! Us-
ARTS & EDUCATION
This Nationally recognized babysitting course is ing your own instruments, lessons are taught in: piano, keyboard, guitar, and
brought to you by A1 Health & Safety. Partici- drums. After registering, A1 will reach out directly to set a day and time that
pants, ages 11-15, will learn to be safe, effective works best for your schedule.
babysitters and build confidence in thier child-
care skills during this workshop. Health educators
will cover first aid, CPR with mannequin practice,
4 week session; 30 minute weekly lesson
choking, age-appropriate activites, discipline, fire $99R/$104NR
and crime safety, and more! Bring: pencil/pen,
snacks, drinks, sack lunch, facemask (required),
hand sanitizer.
Class Instructors & Sports Officials Wanted
Thursday, April 8 Our department is always looking to offer new and exciting
9:00 AM - 3:30 PM programs to the community. If you have a special talent or
$55R/$60NR hobby you would like to share, let us know!
Contact Amanda Bowers at (586) 949-0400 ext. 4 or
by email at abowers@chesterfieldtwp.org
(586) 949-0400 47275 Sugarbush Rd.Essential Oil Dance Lessons
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Make and Takes
Drop Everything & Dance, Chesterfield
Itsy Bitsy, Age 2 - 4
Township Offices This class is designed for a young child to develop small and large motor skills
while learning basic dance steps to age-appropriate songs in a positive at-
mosphere. Dress code: Leotard and tights with pink leather ballet shoes.
Essential oils have multiple healing purposes
and are commonly considered aromather- $50R/$55NR, 6 week session
apy. Physical Therapist and Wellness Class Session 1: Mondays, 1/4 - 2/8 5:00 - 5:30 PM
teacher, Mary Franks, will be instructing these Session 2: Mondays, 2/15 - 3/22 5:00 - 5:30 PM
courses. Be sure to register early! Age 16+. Session 3: Mondays, 4/12 - 5/17 5:00 - 5:30 PM
Itsy Bitsy 2, Age 3 - 5
This class is designed for a young child to develop small and large motor skills
Immune Boosting while learning basic dance steps to age-appropriate songs in a positive at-
This class will educate you on nutrition, gut mosphere. Dress code: Leotard and tights with pink leather ballet shoes.
health, supplementation with emphasis on $50R/$55NR, 6 week session
Vitamin C & D, as well as, probiotics and Session 1: Tuesdays, 1/5 - 2/9 7:00 - 7:30 PM
benefits of Thieves essential oil. Participants Session 2: Tuesdays, 2/16 - 3/23 7:00 - 7:30 PM
will take home a sample of Thieves oil. Session 3: Tuesdays, 4/13 - 5/18 7:00 - 7:30 PM
Tuesday, January 26 Jungle Jazz, Age 3 - 6
6:30 - 8:00 PM Jungle Jazz is for MOVERS AND SHAKERS! This class is designed for preschool
$15R/$20NR aged children to develop small and large motor skills. Get your JAZZ on! Dress
code: Comfortable clothes (i.e. leggings, t-shirt, clean tennis shoes)
$50R/$55NR, 6 week session
Session 1: Thursdays, 1/7 - 2/11 6:15 - 6:45 PM
Session 2: Thursdays, 2/18 - 3/25 6:15 - 6:45 PM
Diffuser Bombs Session 3: Thursdays, 4/15 - 5/20 6:15 - 6:45 PM
During this class you’ll prepare a blend of
oils for use in your diffuser. Participants will
take home a bottle of diffuser bombs. If
you do not have a diffuser, guidance can
be provided on ordering one.
Intro to Acting
Tuesday, February 23 Township Offices
6:30 - 8:00 PM
This 3-hour introductory workshop provides students the opportunity to try out
$15R/$20NR various styles of acting such as improv and drama, practice public speaking
skills, and play fun acting games to boost their confidence and discover
where their interests lie. Class is instructed by Michele Maples, a K-12 music
teacher with decades of experience, and Stephanie Crachiolo, a student
Roller Balls of the arts who brings her knowledge of first-hand experience to us. Students
will rotate between breakout sessions and large group activities to maximize
In this class, you’ll create an essential
the time and experience together. Let these workshop spark a new interest
oil roller ball to suit your needs. Choices
in drama!
include: relaxation, stress releif, seasonal
relief, pain control, germ fighter, healing
support, or immune booster. Saturday, March 27 or Saturday, April 24
Grades 1-5: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM | Grades 6-12: 1:00 - 4:00 PM
Tuesday, March 23 $24R/$29NR, per class
6:30 - 8:00 PM
$15R/$20NR ARTS & EDUCATION
Private One-on-One Horseback Riding Lessons
Diffuser Bracelets Justamere Equestrian Centre, Macomb
Make your own essential oil diffuser brace-
let. Oils will be provided for the first use This introductory program offers one-on-one lessons in English horseback riding,
of the bracelet, and information can be uniquely suited to each rider’s level of experience and comfort on the reins.
shared on how to purchase additional oils Each new rider will be evaluated in the first class to find the best level of assis-
for personal use. tance. Age 5 to adult. Weight restriction: 250 lbs. Dress code: comfortable long
pants and sturdy boots. Helmets will be provided. After registering, Justamere
Tuesday, April 27 will reach out directly to set a day and time that works best for you.
6:30 - 8:00 PM
4 week session; 30 minute weekly lesson
$15R/$20NR
$280R/$285NR
parks.chesterfieldtwp.org @ChesterfieldTwpPR14 Junior TGA Golf Lessons Ice Skating
Youth Center
Suburban Ice, Macomb Township
TGA Premier Golf brings the golf course indoors to the gym at the Chesterfield
Youth Center. Children learn swing fundamentals, putting, chipping, rules,
etiquette, and life values in a safe, nurturing environment. Get your kids started The Suburban Skating School provides the
in a great life-long sport! All equipment is provided and TGA promises a stu- nationally recognized”Learn to Skate”
dent-coach ratio of 8-1 or better. 6 week session. programming in a professional, inclusive,
and safe environment. Individuals can
Saturdays, 4/17 - 5/22 pursue various avenues of skating whether
it be figure skating or ice hockey. Class
12:00 - 1:00 PM
structure is 25 minutes of instruction and 25
$119R/$124NR minutes of monitored practice.
Face masks are mandatory for all instruc-
tors, participants, and spectators. A limit
of one guest per skater will be allowed
Floor Hockey Mini-League into the building. Snowpants, gloves, and
Youth Center helmets are recommended. Skate rental
available for $18 for all 6 sessions.
Get ready to pass, shoot, and SCORE! Kids will enjoy 4 action-packed weeks of *No Class 4/4
games. An experienced referee will officiate and provide instruction throughout
this mini-league. No experience is necessary. All equipment is provided.
Parent & Tot, Age 3-5
Sundays, 2/21 - 3/14 Parent participation is required in this begin-
ner course.
$40R/$45NR
$110R/$115NR, 6 week session
Ages 5 - 7 12:00 - 12:55 PM
Ages 7 - 9 1:00 - 1:55 PM Sundays, 1/17 - 2/21 10:45 OR 11:35AM
Ages 9 - 12 2:00 - 2:55 PM Sundays, 2/28 - 4/11* 10:45 OR 11:35 AM
Mondays, 1/18 - 2/22 5:00 OR 5:50PM
Mondays, 3/1 - 4/5 5:00 OR 5:50PM
Thursdays, 1/21 - 2/25 5:15 OR 6:05 PM
Run for the Trees Virtual 5k Thursdays, 3/4 - 4/8 5:15 OR 6:05 PM
Michigan Department of Natural Resources
Join the MDNR for a virtual 5k. The proceeds of this race
support tree-planting and preservation efforts in Michigan Snowplow Sam 1, Age 3-5
State Parks. This class takes instruction from Parent &
Cost of the race includes a t-shirt, commemorative bib, Tot and brings it back for those ready for
and a finishers medal mailed directly to participants. independence. No parent participation
required.
Participate on your own, April 22 - April 30 $110R/$115NR, 6 week session
$34 per person
Sundays, 1/17 - 2/21 10:45 OR 11:35AM
Register online at michigan.gov/DNR under places to go > state parks Sundays, 2/28 - 4/11* 10:45 OR 11:35 AM
Mondays, 1/18 - 2/22 5:00 OR 5:50PM
Mondays, 3/1 - 4/5 5:00 OR 5:50PM
Healthy Kids Running Series
ACTIVE KIDS & VIRTUAL RUN FOR ALL
Thursdays, 1/21 - 2/25 5:15 OR 6:05 PM
Pollard Park Thursdays, 3/4 - 4/8 5:15 OR 6:05 PM
The Healthy Kids Running Series is a non-profit program created to provide kids
with a positive, educational, and fun experience in the world of running. Run a
race each week during this 5 week series! Points are earned based on finish.
Runners with the most points after the five weeks of racing win trophies. T-Shirts Basic 1, Age 6-11
for full series participants. ALL runners in week 5 receive a medal. Sign up for the Beginner class covering a wide range of
entire 5 weeks, or individual dates! skills starting with basic forward & backward
skating.
Sundays, 5/9 - 6/6 $100R/$105NR, 6 week session
Pre - K (Age 2 - 3) 50 Yard Dash 2nd - 3rd grade 1/2 Mile Sundays, 1/17 - 2/21 10:45 OR 11:35AM
Pre - K (Age 4 - 5) 75 Yard Dash 4th - 5th grade 1 Mile
Sundays, 2/28 - 4/11* 10:45 OR 11:35 AM
K - 1st grade 1/4 Mile 6th - 8th grade 1 Mile
Mondays, 1/18 - 2/22 5:00 OR 5:50PM
Mondays, 3/1 - 4/5 5:00 OR 5:50PM
REGISTER ONLINE AT Thursdays, 1/21 - 2/25 5:15 OR 6:05 PM
Thursdays, 3/4 - 4/8 5:15 OR 6:05 PM
WWW.HEALTHYKIDSRUNNINGSERIES.ORG
$35 before 4/23 (Full 5 weeks)
$40 after 4/23 (Full 5 weeks)
$10 per individual race
(586) 949-0400 47275 Sugarbush Rd.Karate Roller Skating 15
Genbu-Kai Karate of Michigan, Clinton Township The New Rink, Shelby Township
Mini Samurai, Age 4 - 5 Learn to Skate, All ages
Karate is a great way to prepare your child for school! This class is geared This program is for all ages, children or adults,
toward teaching young children skills such as, coordination, focus, team- who want to learn the basics of rollerskat-
work, respect for others, and self-defense, all while giving them a boost in ing or rollerblading in a fun and safe environ-
self-confidence. This class will involve a lot of exercises, running, jumping, ment. During this session, you will learn for-
and the basic fundamentals of karate. At the end of this introductory ward skating, backward skating, starting,
course, your child will demonstrate what he/she has learned, followed by stopping, and how to balance. You may bring
a completion ceremony where they will receive a belt and certificate. A your own skates/blades or rental is included.
free uniform is included in the cost. Please wear comfortable sweat pants
$60R/$65NR, 5 week session
and a t-shirt to the first class.
Session 1:
$35R/$40NR, 3 week session Tuesdays, 2/9 - 3/9 5:30 - 6:00 PM
Session 1: Tuesdays & Thursdays, 1/12 - 1/28 4:25 - 4:55 PM Session 2:
Session 2: Mondays & Wednesdays, 2/8 - 2/24 5:05 - 5:35 PM Saturdays, 2/13 - 3/13 12:00 - 12:30 PM
Session 3: Tuesdays & Thursdays, 3/9 - 3/25 4:25 - 4:55 PM Session 3:
Session 4: Mondays & Wednesdays, 4/12 - 4/28 5:05 - 5:35 PM Tuesdays, 3/16-4/20* 5:30 - 6:00 PM
Session 4:
Saturdays, 3/20 - 4/17 12:00 - 12:30 PM
*No class 3/30
Karate Kids, Age 6 - 15
In this class, students will practice the basic fundamentals of karate
such as, stances, punches, and kicks and then put it all together to form
Rollers & Strollers: Pre-school Skate and
self-defense techniques. Benefits include: improved balance, speed, Bounce, Age 3-5
focus, confidence, and self-esteem. All levels of fitness welcome. At the This class is designed for the beginner skater, along
end of this introductory course, your child will demonstrate what he/she with a parent. During the session, parents are
has learned, followed by a completion ceremony where they will receive allowed on the skating surface with street shoes
a belt and certificate. A free uniform is included in the cost. Please wear and may also push strollers. Push toys or ride-on
comfortable sweat pants and a t-shirt to the first class. toys may be brought in for use on the floor for
those children who do not wish to skate. For safety
$35R/$40NR, 3 week session reasons, we ask that you do not bring toys that
Session 1: Mondays & Wednesdays, 1/11 - 1/27 5:40 - 6:15 PM have pedals. You can bring your own skates, or
OR Tuesdays & Thursdays, 1/12 - 1/28 7:15 - 7:50 PM rental is available. Price includes: skate, bounce,
Session 2: Mondays & Wednesdays, 2/8 - 2/24 5:40 - 6:15 PM drink and snack. Two dates available. Skate char-
OR Tuesdays & Thursdays, 2/9 - 2/25 7:15 - 7:50 PM acters to be determined.
Session 3: Mondays & Wednesdays, 3/8 - 3/24 5:40 - 6:15 PM
OR Tuesdays & Thursdays, 3/9 - 3/25 7:15 - 7:50 PM Saturday, January 23
Session 4: Mondays & Wednesdays, 4/12 - 4/28 5:40 - 6:15 PM Saturday, March 20
OR Tuesdays & Thursdays, 4/13 - 4/29 7:15 - 7:50 PM 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
$10R/$15NR
Karate Basics for Teens & Adults, Age 15+
Why karate? Physically, you will have increased flexibility, have stronger
muscles, improved coordination, and stamina. Mentally, you will have “Always organized, full of surprises and
improved focus and concentration, and clarity of mind. Spiritually, you
will gain a new-found ability to reach your goals, the right attitude to
lots of fun! Thank you for a wonderful
event that my kids look forward to each
ACTIVE KIDS & ADULTS
face daily challenges, and a refreshed outlook on everythng in life. This
class studies the principles of karate; kihon (basics), kata (forms), and self year!”
defense. The goal of this class is to strengthen your mind, body, and spirit. -Michele Myers, Recreation Enthusiast
All levels of fitness welcome. A free uniform is included in the cost. Please
wear comfortable sweat pants and a t-shirt to the first class.
$35R/$40NR, 3 week session
Session 1: Tuesdays & Thursdays, 1/12 - 1/28 7:55 - 8:40 PM
Tae Kwon Do
Yu’s Academy of Tae Kwon Do
Session 2: Tuesdays & Thursdays, 2/9 - 2/25 7:55 - 8:40 PM
Session 3: Tuesdays & Thursdays, 3/9 - 3/25 7:55 - 8:40 PM The purpose of martial arts is to enable individuals
Session 4: Tuesdays & Thursdays, 4/13 - 4/29 7:55 - 8:40 PM to acheive their full potential, both mentally and
physically. In this class, children learn self-defense,
strengthen mind and body, enhance self-esteem,
build confidence, and develop discipline. No previ-
COVID-19 UPDATE FROM GENBU-KAI KARATE OF MICHIGAN: ous experience in martial arts or uniform purchase is
Proper precautions will be taken in accordance with current guidelines required for this beginner class. Age 5-15.
from the MDHHS to reduce the spread of any illness.
$50R/$55NR, 5 week session
If in-person training is not allowed, all classes will be held online. Session 1: Tuesdays, 1/19 - 2/16 5:45 - 6:30 PM
Session 2: Tuesdays, 3/2 - 3/30 5:45 - 6:30 PM
parks.chesterfieldtwp.org @ChesterfieldTwpPR16 Soccer Leagues
The Sports Academy, Chesterfield
Indoor Winter Soccer League Spring Soccer League
Brand new offering for this winter! The Sports Academy’s MI Offering several divisions this spring, The Sports Academy’s MI
Burn Developmental League and the Chesterfield Township Lei- Burn Developmental League and the Chesterfield Township
sure Services Department teamed up to offer an indoor winter Leisure Services Department have teamed up to provide a
league for boys and girls ages 5-11. This unique league provides great experience for all children interested in the game of
players with professional training and coaching while instilling soccer. This developmental league is an exciting, fun, and en-
love for the game of soccer. Focusing on player development, ergetic program for players 5-11 years old. This unique league
MI Burn aims to foster a safe, fun, and educational experience provides players with professional training and coaching while
for your child as well as a solid foundation for a lifetime game. instilling love for the game. Focusing on player development,
Through this league, games will run with fewer players on the MI Burn aims to foster a safe, fun, and educational experience
field to allow for more touches on the ball and more physical for your child as well as a solid foundation for a lifetime game.
and mental involvement in the game. Teams will play 8 weeks Through this league, games will run with fewer players on the
on Saturday afternoons with a 30-minute practice followed by a field to allow for more touches on the ball and more physical
1-hour game. With registration, each player will receive a t-shirt and mental involvement in the game. Practice will be held
jersey. Current COVID-19 precautions and guidelines must be on Wednesday evenings, with games held Saturdays. Teams
followed including social distancing on the sidelines. All players will play 8 games throughout each season, with an available
and spectators must wear a face covering indoors at all times. indoor facility on site for inclement weather days. Register your
Limit two spectators per player each week. Players and spec- player early to guarantee a space in the league! With registra-
tators will sign a paper waiver at the first day of the program. All tion, each player will receive a t-shirt jersey. Current COVID-19
guidelines are subject to change with the most current informa- precautions and guidelines must be followed including social
tion from the MDHHS. Price includes additional anitation, indoor distancing on the sidelines. All players and spectators must
space, and premium weekend gameplay. wear a face covering indoors at all times. When weather is
favorable, league will be played outdoors. Limit two specta-
Saturdays, 2/6 - 3/27 tors per player each week. Players and spectators will sign a
paper waiver at the first day of the program. All guidelines are
$140R/$145NR, 8 week league
subject to change with the most current information from the
MDHHS.
Each week includes a 30 minute practice and 1 hour game.
4/7 - 6/5 *No league play 5/29
U6 Boys & Girls 2:00 - 3:30 PM
$60R/$65NR, 8 week league
U8 Girls 2:00 - 3:30 PM
U6 Co-Ed Practice: Wednesdays 6:00 - 7:00 PM
U8 Boys 3:30 - 5:00 PM
Games: Saturdays 2:00 PM
U11 Boys & Girls 3:30 - 5:00 PM
U8 Girls Practice: Wednesdays 6:00 - 7:15 PM
Games: Saturdays 3:00 PM
U8Boys Practice: Wednesdays 6:00 - 7:15 PM
Games: Saturdays 3:00 PM
U11 Co-Ed Practice: Wednesdays 7:15 - 8:30 PM
Games: Saturdays 4:00 PM
Bowling Leagues
Premier Lanes, Chesterfield
Youth Bowling League, Age 4 - 12 Adaptive Child Bowling League, Age 5 - 17
Sign up with your friends or as an individual. Bowl 2 games Children with special needs are welcome to use this league
each week in this friendly league. There are a limited number as an opportunity to socialize in an open environment of
of players on a team to increase the amount of play for each bowling two games each week. Local children, who need
child. Individual averages are kept throughout the season. additional support can spend this session enjoying the sport
This is a non-competitive club to enhance bowling skills in a of bowling. Cost includes: 2 games, shoe rental, slice of pzza,
fun, friendly environment. Cost includes: 2 games, shoe rent- and a pop per bowler.
al, slice of pzza, and a pop per bowler. $40R/$45NR, 8 week league
LEAGUE PLAY
$40R/$45NR, 8 week league Session 1: Mondays, 2/8 - 3/29 5:30 - 7:00 PM
Session 1: Mondays, 2/8 - 3/29 5:30 - 7:00 PM Session 2: Mondays, 4/12 - 6/7* 5:30 - 7:00 PM
Session 2: Mondays, 4/12 - 6/7* 5:30 - 7:00 PM *No league play 5/31
*No league play 5/31 Adaptive Adult Bowling League, Age 18+
Adult & Child Bowling League, Child Age 4 - 15 Adults with special needs are welcome to use this league
One child plus one adult equals one bowling team! In this as an opportunity to socialize in an open environment of
quick 4-week league, players will enjoy bowling while being bowling two games each week. Local adults, who need
instructed on the basics. Two games are played each week. additional support can spend this session enjoying the sport
Join us for a “Sunday Fun Day” of bowling! Cost includes: of bowling. Cost includes: 2 games, shoe rental, slice of pzza,
2 games, shoe rental, slice of pzza, and a pop per bowler. and a pop per bowler.
*Register child only. Cost is shown per team. $40R/$45NR,8 week league
$40R/$45NR, 4 week session Session 1: Mondays, 2/8 - 3/29 5:30 - 7:00 PM
Session 1: Sundays, 2/7 - 2/28 12:30 - 3:00 PM Session 2: Mondays, 4/12 - 6/7 5:30 - 7:00 PM
Session 2: Sundays, 3/7 - 3/28 12:30 - 3:00 PM *No league play 5/31
(586) 949-0400 47275 Sugarbush Rd.Baseball Leagues 17
Township Offices/Pollard Park
Spring Baseball: Season runs 5/3 - 6/11 (weather permitting)
Boys and girls are assigned to a team with volunteer coaches who provide basic instruction in the fundamentals of baseball. Each
team provides one volunteer umpire. Players receive a shirt, hat & participation medal. Standings and scores are not kept. Players MUST
provide their own helmet, bat, glove, catcher’s gear (where applicable) and face guard. Protective cup advised. Pitchers and infield-
ers are encouraged to wear a protective face guard in the defensive field of play. Shared equipment cannot be properly sanitized
throughout play. Players are responsible for bringing hand sanitizer, disinfecting wipes, and/or face masks to each practice and game.
Spectators are expected to follow current social distancing guidelines. Prices include the use of additional sanitation for safe play and
umpires (Pitching Machine, Minors, Majors, Seniors).
Official practices begin the week of 5/3 and will start no earlier than 5:45 PM. 8 game guarantee. Schedules are subject to change.
REGISTER BY: 3/5
Opening day of games: Saturday, May 15
**VOLUNTEER COACHES ARE VITAL! Please sign-up at
registration or call 586-949-0400 ext. 6451 to designate
yourself as a coach!**
Tee-Ball M/W $52R/$57NR
Tee-Ball T/TH $52R/$57NR
Pitching Machine T/TH $72R/$77NR
Minors T/TH $82R/$87NR
Majors M/W $87R/$92NR
Seniors M/W $87R/$92NR
*Tee-Ball is played at the Township Offices. All other divisions are played at Pollard Park or fields in New Baltimore.
SPRING FLAG FOOTBALL
National Flag Football is a flag football league open to
both beginner and experienced players.
START
APR 18
sundays
Our convenient one-day a week schedule makes the
game of flag football the perfect sport for players and END
parents.
JUN 13
Summer Season Teams are formed by grade and buddy requests. Join
Baseball & Softball League today to experience this wonderful game with friends!
POLLARD PARK
NO RISK GUARANTEE! CHESTERFIELD, MI
LEAGUE PLAY
Season runs 7/5 - 8/10 (weather permitting) If you don't play, you don't pay!
Save the dates for the Summer League! BOYS
Co-Ed BASEBALL and girls SOFTBALL both AND
available! Baseball fun for ages 5-13. TOUCHDOWN FOR TOTS LEAGUES AVAILABLE GIRLS
We recommend all first-year players that are ages 4 & 5 to choose
AGES 4-14
this option instead of the regular league. See website for details.
Registration coming soon; keep an eye out
for the Chesterfield Leisure Services spring/ This program has been
$
135
summer brochure. SIGN brought to you in
UP partnership with
Chesterfield Parks and
8 game season FEE Recreation
NationalFlagFootball.com
248-454-9700 info.mi@nationalflagfootball.com
parks.chesterfieldtwp.org @ChesterfieldTwpPR18 Adult Fitness Program Location Guide
Township Offices
Brandenburg Park
Relaxation Yoga, Age 16+ 50500 Jefferson, Chesterfield 48047
Yoga is a great way to increase your strength, flexibility, Chesterfield Twp. Parks and Recreation
balance and coordination. This class will focus on breath, 47275 Sugarbush, Chesterfield 48047
balance and flexibility, strength and toning, revitaliza-
tion, core strength, and stress relief. This class welcomes Chesterfield Twp. Senior Center
all ages, genders, and fitness levels to participate. Bring 47275 Sugarbush, Chesterfield 48047
a yoga mat to class each week; Towel/pillow are op-
tional. Children ages 13 - 15 are also welcome if parent is
Drop Everything and Dance
registered and waiver is signed. 52334 Gratiot, Chesterfield 48051
$48R/$53NR, 6 week session Evola Music
Session 1: Mondays, 3/1 - 4/12* 6:30 - 7:30 PM 12745 23 Mile Rd, Shelby Township 48315
*No class 3/29 Justamere Equestrian Center
56259 Card, Macomb 48042
Genbu-Kai Karate
44103 N Groesbeck, Clinton Township 48315
The New Rink
50625 Van Dyke, Shelby Township 48317
Pollard Park
Core Conditioning, Age 16+ 55550 New Haven Rd, Chesterfield 48051
Can you pinch more than an inch? Want to turn abs of Premier Lanes
flab into a chiseled torso? Does your butt need a lift?
Blast your gut and shape your derriere with our safe, fun 33151 23 Mile Rd, Chesterfield 48047
and effective no impact core strengthening exercise sys- Senior Center
tem. This class is packed with effective exercises for the
abs, back, glutes and legs to tone and strengthen the
47275 Sugarbush, Chesterfield 48051
mid-section and lower body. Develop core strength and Sports Academy
stability in this fun, but challenging class. Bring exercise 30845 23 Mile Rd, Chesterfield 48047
mat to class. Children ages 13 - 15 are also welcome if
parent is registered and waiver is signed. Suburban Ice Macomb
54755 Broughton Road, Macomb 48042
$30R/$35NR, 6 week session
Session 1: Thursdays, 1/21 - 2/25 6:00 - 6:30 PM Township Offices
Session 2: Thursdays, 3/4 - 4/8 6:00 - 6:30 PM 47275 Sugarbush, Chesterfield 48047
Youth Center
46000 Sugarbush, Chesterfield 48047
Yu’s Academy
50911 Sass, Chesterfield 48047
Webber Paddle Park
Interval Fit, Age 16+ 49239 Jefferson, Chesterfield 48047
Increase your metabolism while you build long, lean
muscle in this heart pumping, fat burning class. It alter-
nates between cardio and resistance training for the
best workout. Get a complete, full body workout! The
set-up of this class varies week to week, so you will never
ACTIVE ADULTS
get bored. Great for all fitness levels – even beginners.
Bring hand weights and an exercise mat to class.
Children ages 13 - 15 are also welcome if parent is regis-
tered and waiver is signed.
$48R/$53NR, 6 week session
Session 1: Thursdays, 1/21 - 2/25 4:45 - 5:45 PM
Session 2: Thursdays, 3/4 - 4/8 4:45 - 5:45 PM
(586) 949-0400 47275 Sugarbush Rd.Brandenburg Park Rentals: Beat the winter time blues by planning your summertime party! Host your party
at Brandenburg Park and your guests will enjoy breathtaking views with options to relax or recreate. Basket-
ball, volleyball, tennis, pier fishing, boating, playgrounds, pickleball courts and more ready for you to enjoy
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along the restored shoreline in this park expected to have updated sports courts and a renovated building
to rent. Cooling off in our Splash Pad is a popular option as well! Due to the upgrades, the park and its
amenities are expected to re-open for rentals on June 4th.
Looking for this type of fun in one spot? Consider renting an open-
air pavilion or the enclosed temperature-controlled building at
Brandenburg Park! Rental fees are $150 for pavilions and $200 for “It’s going to be beautiful.
the building, both are accessible from 9AM-8PM. Additionally, all
rentals require a $100 refundable security deposit. Rentals cannot
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be booked online. For details, call our offices at 586-949-0400 ext. Brandenburg Park.”
4. Park rentals move FAST! Registration opens on March 1st for resi- -Jill Darlene Knox
dents and March 3rd for non-residents. Both the rental deposit and
fee is required to secure your reservation. Daily park entry fee is $5 per
vehicle and required of all park users.
Brandenburg Park: Closed for the season due to ongoing renovations. Scheduled to reopen June 1, 2021.
Due to the upgrades, the park and its amenities are expected to re-open for rentals on June 4th! Daily park
entry fee is $5 per vehicle (in-season). Season passes are available at the gate once the park opens. There
is no park entry fee during the months of October-April. Sorry, pets are not allowed in this park.
Webber Paddle Park: Look for an announcement about kayak and canoe rental options for the 2021
season. Leisure Services plans to partner with a service to accommodate your needs to access the Salt
River via non-motorized vessel. Looking forward to some great waterway adventures in 2021? Watch our
Facebook page for the latest updates and ways to engage!
Pollard Park: Ease of access to this stadium style park, on the border of
Macomb and St. Clair Counties makes it an attractive venue for soccer and
baseball. Four regulation baseball fields; one 13 & under baseball field; Four
soccer fields; 9 Total fields with lighting capabilities on five makes this the pre-
mier place for little league, travel, and tournament play of all levels and ages!
In addition to playing fields, this active park has a perimeter walking path,
two small play structures a picnic gazebo, and batting cages by permit. Stop
by and see what this park has to offer. Field permits are available to groups,
organizations, schools, etc. with liability insurance and a paid rental fee.
To host your tournament, activity, or event at this park contact the Leisure
Services Department at 586-949-0400 ext. 4 or visit our website at
parks.chesterfieldtwp.org for more details. Reservations can be submitted to
the Leisure Services Director as early as January 4th 2021. Assignments cannot
be determined prior to March. Rental rates and forms are available online.
PARKS
Sorry, pets are not allowed in this park.
Township Municipal Offices/ Historical Village: The Weller School
House, Kolping Chapel, Veteran’s Memorial Wall and with dedicated
“I love it – that’s my girl, Howitzer Cannon, play structure, four tee-ball fields, plenty of wild-
Georgia (canine). She loves life and pet-friendly makes this spot an attractive place to frequent
walks at the Township for the entire family. It’s easy for anyone ages 1-100 and their four-
Offices.” legged friends to find fun here! The Kolping Chapel is available to for
-Kim Jackson wedding services by contacting the Chesterfield Historical Society at
586-949-0400 ext. 6449. This is the only dog friendly public property in
Chesterfield. Dogs are not permitted inside of our other parks.
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