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Fall 2020
CITY.FLA.AMIE....
CURRENT REC CENTER COVID-19 UPDATE Social Distancing and limited capacities are still in effect as per the Wyoming State Health Orders and we thank you for your understanding. General Facility Use Members—Equipment and various areas (gym, cardio, weight room, track, and pool) are available for reservation by members. Please just call us at (307) 721-5269, opt. 7 to reserve the equipment or space you wish to use. You may reserve equipment a day in advance. Please leave a message as appropriate. Non-Members—We welcome non-members to drop in and use equipment and facilities that are not already in use. Regular day-use fees apply and memberships will be available to purchase for interested parties. Facility and Equipment Sanitation In order to provide the safest environment equipment will be sanitized between use and available to check out. Please check the gym schedule for availability. Fitness Classes A selection of fitness classes will be available virtually and in-person to members and for purchase with a fitness pass. Please check out the schedule with a link to log in or register for virtual classes at www. cityoflaramie.org/fitness. If you are interested, a membership will gain you access to all drop-in classes at no additional charge. Non-members will be able to participate at the drop in rate. Some select class- es are also available for registration. Please call us at (307) 721-5269 opt. 7 or sign up on-line at www. parksandrec.cityoflaramie.org. Facility Guidelines Open Hours-We will be open from 5AM-7PM M-F and 8AM-5PM on Saturday. We will be closed on Sundays. Pools open a half hour later and close at the same time as the rest of the facility. Face Coverings in the Facility-All facility users will be required to wear face coverings over your mouth AND nose unless you are swimming or at your work out station during the hours of 5-7AM or 4-7PM. Temperature Check-We will have a person stationed at the front door to do a quick, no-touch tempera- ture check when you arrive. If you have a fever above the CDC recommendation of 100.4 degrees you will not be permitted entrance. Facility Reservation Required-In order to meet social distancing standards facility reservations are re- quired either upon your drop in visit or a day in advance for members. Children under age 16 must be accompanied by an adult-We still welcome families and your children, but with additional supervision. Thank you for your understanding. As restrictions relax we will modify our restrictions, so please anticipate changing requirements. Thank you for your understanding as we work through these changing circumstances. - The Laramie Recreation Team Updated 09/29/2020
Recreation Center Hours
Mon-Fri Saturday Sunday
5AM-7PM 8AM-5PM CLOSED
Pools open and close at slightly different times than
the rest of the facility. Please see Page 12 for pool
schedules, cityoflaramie.org/pools to check the
regular schedule prior to your visit or call
(307) 721-3585 to speak with Aquatics.
Scholarships/Assistance
The Recreation Center is a place for all and generous
community members have made scholarships
available for Recreation Center or Ice & Event Center
Multi-Passes and activities for qualifying families.
Scholarships are need based and awarded on a sliding
fee schedule. Applications available at:
cityoflaramie.org/scholarships. To make a donation
to the scholarship fund visit please stop by the
Recreation Center, call (307) 721-5269, or donate
online at cityoflaramie.org/scholarships.
Membership Discounts
You may be eligible to receive a discount of 15-20%
on your membership! Employees of several local
businesses, organizations and non-profits are eligible
for membership discounts! Inquire at the Recreation
Center Front Desk or visit: www.cityoflaramie.org/
discounts.
Online Schedules
Check our up-to-date schedules online at:
www.cityoflaramie.org/ice
www.cityoflaramie.org/pools
www.cityoflaramie.org/fitness
www.cityoflaramie.org/gymschedule
Stop spending time filling out paperwork!
Recreation Center Policies
You can now sign up for a membership without the • Please see Pool Policies on page 12 for
renewal hassle! Select monthly billing when you set
up your membership and you only have to renew if additional pool guidelines.
you cancel your membership. Find additional details • See page 3 for COVID-19 policies.
and membership paperwork at www. cityoflaramie. • For information on discounts, refunds,
org/membership. Email your application to
parksandrecinfo@cityoflaramie.org for easier cancellations, and other membership
processing. policies, please call (307) 721-5253, visit
www.cityoflaramie.org/refunds, or stop by
(You must still complete the term of your original the Recreation Center Front Desk to view
membership. Additional details may apply.)
our membership contract.
• The City reserves the right to deny
Locker Rentals admittance or suspend the membership
of anyone who violates facility rules and
If you are a member, rent a locker and eliminate the
hassle of remembering your gym gear! Small or large regulations and anyone appearing to be
lockers are available for a monthly fee and include a under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
lock. For fees, information and availability please call
(307) 721-5269.
Fall 2020 5
Alpine Tennis www.alpinetennis.org Laramie Lumberjacks Rugby-laramierugby@gmail.com
Association
American Legion Aaron Lozano Laramie Rifle Range www.laramieriflerange.com
Baseball www.laramielegionbaseball.com
Common Outdoor www.commonoutdoorground.org Laramie Soccer Club www.laramiesoccer.org
Ground admin@laramiesoccer.org
Eppson Center for www.eppsoncenter.org Laramie Swim Club www.laramieswimclub.org
Seniors (307) 745-5116
Figure Skating Club Katherine Montgomery Laramie Wrestling www.facebook.com/
kmontgomery92@gmail.com Club CowboyKidsLaramieWrestlingClub
Friends of Community www.fcrlaramie.wixsite.com/ Laramie Youth www.laramieyouthbaseball.com,
Recreation friends Baseball laramieyouthbaseball@gmail.com
Friends of Laramie Joshua Kaffer Laramie Youth Football www.laramieyouthfootball.org,
Skate Park www.facebook.com/LaramieSkate help@laramieyouthfootball.org
Friends of Undine irvingswoodfurnishings.com/ Laramie 4-H club Mary Louise Wood |
indexfoup.html woods8@uwyo.edu
High Plains Archery www.highplainsarcheryclub.com Medicine Bow Nordic www.medbownordic.org
Club Association
High Plains Disc Golf www.discgolfscene.com/clubs/ Medicine Bow Rail www.medicinebowrailtrail.org
Club high_plains_disc_golf_club Trail
High Plains Harriers www.highplainsharriers.org Naughty Pines Derby naughtypinesderby@gmail.com
Dames
Jacoby Golf Course Joe Jensen | jacobygc@uwyo.edu Parent Information www.wpic.org | (800) 660-9742
Center
Krav Maga Wyoming www.kravmagawyoming@gmail. UW Club Sports Adam Burke
Martial Arts com adam.burke@uwyo.edu
Laramie Amateur laramiehockeyclub@ UW Indoor Tennis www.gowyo.com/facilities/?id=8
Hockey laramiehockey.usahockey.com Facility
Laramie Bicycling www.laramiebikenet.org UW Intramural Sports www.uwyo.edu/rec
Network imsports@uwyo.edu
Laramie Civic Center Melissa Danielle WY Health Fairs www.wyominghealthfairs.com
(307) 745-8000
Laramie Fire Basketball www.laramieball.com Wyo School of Rob Mitchell
Gymnastics wsglaramie@wyogym.com
Laramie Girls Fastpitch laramiegirlssoftball@gmail.com Wyoming Pathways www.wyopath.org
Laramie Kempo Karate Amber Travsky Wyoming MTB Camps www.wyomtbcamps.org
www.laramiekempo.com
Laramie Lanes Bowling www.laramielanes.com Wyoming Territorial Deborah Cease
laramielanes@gmail.com Park deborah.cease@uwyo.gov
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Pickleball: Nets, paddles and balls are all Volley, spike, block & have fun! Join us on Saturday
provided. Please wear non-marking shoes on the mornings for a 5-week round-robin. We will have 1
qualified supervisor/scorekeeper at each game, and
gym floors. NFSHSA rules will govern all play. A minimum of 6,
maximum of 12 players allowed per team. Capped
Pickleball 101 - Age: 18 years & up at 6 teams. Individuals looking to join a team, email
parksandrecinfo@cityoflaramie.org. Prior to the first
This class is designed for adults who want to learn the game, all captains are required to attend an organizational
fundamentals of pickleball. Pickleball is a fun sport meeting (TBA). Face coverings required in the facility and
initially designed with adult players in mind; it is easy for during games.
beginners to learn, and has quickly become a community
favorite in Laramie. Each week we’ll focus on one or two Section 323200-03 is a competitive league
skills. This class is taught by a nationally certified adult
pickleball instructor.
Location: Undine Pickleball Court Dates Days Time Fee Activity #
11/18 and 12/16 will be at the Rec Center 10/10-11/7 Sa 8-11AM $100 323200-01
and limited to 4 participants 11/14-12/19 Sa 8-11AM $100 323200-02
Dates Days Time Fee Activity # 11/14-12/19 Sa 8-11AM $100 323200-03
9/28 M 7:50-9:50AM $20 329027-01
9/28 M 10AM-12PM $20 329027-02
10/3 Sa 7:50-9:50AM $20 329027-03
10/3 Sa 10AM-12PM $20 329027-04
11/18 W 5-7PM $20 329027-05
12/16 W 5-7PM $20 329027-06
Pickleball Improvers - Age: 18 years & up
Understand your strengths and desired improvement
areas and let us help enhance your game! This class is
designed for adults who have learned the fundamentals
of pickleball and desire to improve their play. Attention
will be placed on each of pickleballs five game situations:
serving, receiving the serve, approaching the non-volley
line, keeping opponents from the non-volley line and
play at tat the non-volley line. Taught by a nationally
certified adult pickleball instructor. All equipment is
provided.
Dates Days Time Fee Activity #
9/21 M 7:50-9:50AM $20 329025-01
9/21 M 10AM-12PM $20 329025-02
10/10 Sa 7:50-9:50AM $20 329025-03
10/10 Sa 10AM-12PM $20 329025-04
11/4 W 5-7PM $20 329025-05
12/2 W 5-7PM $20 329025-06
Volleyball League
7 Fall 2020
Youth Volleyball: Ages 8-10
Bump up your volleyball skills! Join us as we begin with the basics and progress to
learn higher level techniques as the players develop. Games will be included during the
practice times so our players can showcase the skills they are developing throughout
the program. To work with COVID-19 restrictions and to take advantage of our Laramie
fall weather, we will meet outside at the Undine Volleyball court this year. This activity is
open to boys and girls. If you would like to volunteer as an assistant coach (we provide a
head coach, guidance and lesson plans) contact Laura at Ltangeman@cityoflaramie.org.
3rd/4th Grade
Dates Days Time Fee Activity #
9/10-10/5 M,Th 4-4:50PM $40 310300-01
5th/6th Grade
Dates Days Time Fee Activity #
9/10-10/5 M,Th 5-5:50PM $40 310300-02
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Adventure Kids is an enrichment program School’s out, but Adventures abound!
that provides a safe, supervised after-school In addition to our daily after-school program,
environment where children, grades K-6, are Adventure Kids will be in operation during
inspired to learn. Activities include theme-based the following dates designated by ACSD #1
clubs; recreational sports such as swimming, as Staff Development and Early Release days.
ice skating, and roller skating, homework time, Pre-registration is required for each of these days,
indoor and outdoor free time. A healthy snack is and enrollments are taken on a first come, first served
also provided each day. Students from all Laramie basis, with a maximum of 40 children accepted
elementary schools and LJHS are bused to the each day. The fee of $36 for Full Days, and $18 for
Recreation Center by ACSD #1. Half Days, must be paid at the time of registration.
Please note: you do not have to be enrolled in
Registration for the 2020-2021 school year is now our regular after school program to register.
open. For more information and to register, go to
www.cityoflaramie.org/adventurekids. Full Days: 9/28, 11/3, 4/12
Based on a sliding fee scale. Fees range from $6.25- Half Days: 10/16, 10/21, 1/22, 2/12, 3/26, 5/28
$18 a day, or $29.50-$85 a week.
Please note: Adventure Kids will not be in session
on days ACSD #1 has designated as No School days.
For 2020, these include Sept 7, Oct 22-23, Nov 25-
27, and Dec 21-31. For 2021, these include Jan 1,
Feb 15, Mar 15-19, and May 31.
Fall 2020 9
Personal Trainers Group Fitness Classes
Whatever your fitness needs, consider a personal Drop-In classes are a part of your membership! No
trainer to begin your individualized fitness program!
Offered by appointment and per trainer availability. need to pay extra when you have a One-Month,
Must be a member. For ages 16 and up. Find trainer Month-to-Month or Annual Membership. Drop-In
profiles and additional information online at: Fitness is available for $8 a class for non-members.
www.cityoflaramie.org/trainers.
Let our certified personal trainers work with you to Drop-In Class Non-Member Rates
start out on the right foot with an orientation to the
facility, design an individualized fitness program, and Per Single Visit 10 Visit Multi-Pass
help to keep you on track with your fitness goals!
$8 $80
Personal Trainer Fees
Multi-Fitness Class Pass (10 Visits)
Individual Group (2 People)
Speed up your check-in with a Pass!
$30/Session $40/Session Now available online and non-expiring!
Stop in and meet our Personal Trainers
Katherine Goyn Clint Swierczek
COVID-19 Changes: Limited spaces for
Carla Luckie Cheryl Johnson Revolutions, Step & Body Power. In person
classes available in the gym. Water Aerobics
and Yoga are also available for in person
attendence. Other select classes available
online. Check the schedule out at cityo-
flaramie.org/fitness and sign up today!
10Step Aerobics
Group Fitness Policies “Step” right into these easy-to-follow choreo-
graphed routines, shake up your cardio workout,
• Space is available on a first come, first served and have some fun. This workout flies by as you
basis. step, kick, and turn in time with energizing music.
• Fitness classes are co-ed and open to anyone Classes will include a short toning portion using
16 years of age and older. Children are not hand weights and core focus.
allowed in the group exercise room during
classes. Foundation Yoga
• Proper gym attire is recommended. Please no This class is great for new participants! Learn all
jeans, cutoffs or clothes with buttons. Street the fundamentals in a less intense yoga class. This
shoes are not allowed in the gym or group ex- is also a great class for stretching your ailments
ercise rooms. away. Come to Foundation Yoga to feel better one
• Participants must recognize that fitness day at a time!
programs involve some risk, and by partici-
pating in these programs there is an assump- XaBeat
tion of risk by the participant. You need to be XaBeat is a dance-fitness program where you can
aware of your own limitations for your own sculpt your body and burn calories in a party-like
safety and protection when starting a fitness atmosphere. Easy-to-follow routines are designed
program. It is strongly recommended to con- to provide you with a great workout and a sense of
sult with your physician prior to starting any accomplishment. Making fitness fun gives you the
type of fitness program. opportunity to reshape your body, create com-
munity, achieve fitness goals, and increase your
self-confidence, all while dancing.
Revolutions Shallow Water Aerobics
Together you and your instructor take a ride but be Join us in this fun low impact water workout. In-
prepared for a workout. Hills, flats, turns, sprints, crease your balance, flexibility, and strength as you
and races are all simulated for a truly fantastic move through the water. All are welcome!
high-calorie burning and cardiovascular class. We
recommend padded bike shorts, a towel, and wa- Body Power
ter. Be ready to Sweat! Pedals accommodate SPD Sculpt, tone, and strengthen your entire body.
style cleats or regular shoes. Body Power is a strength training class that focuses
on low weights with high repetition. Join Susie for
Kickstarter Revolutions a workout that challenges all your muscle groups
Haven’t tried revolutions before? This is as you lift, squat, and curl to the best music.
a great class to get started! Go at your own
pace and learn the fundamentals with our Social Step
experienced instructors! They are here to It’s more than just stepping when you are wel-
welcome you into a great way to burn calo comed into a fun and dedicated group. Get your
ries and have fun! cardio on with upbeat music and fun routines. But
that’s not all; add weight training and floor work
Early Bird Revolutions that could include weights, tubes, balls, and any
Looking to get your workout done first other of the latest tools!
thing in the morning? This class is perfect
for you! Join us for Early Bird Revolutions Pilates
to start your day on the right REVOLUTION! Pilates works to strengthen the internal stabilizing
Get up early and get your day going! This muscles of your body so your posture, balance and
class is designed to wake you up! core strength all improve. Pilates is great for ath-
letes, active older adults, women rebounding from
Beat Revolutions pregnancy, dancers, and people at various stages
It’s all about moving those muscles to the of physical rehabilitation, or anyone who wants a
“beat”. You can burn 500-800 calories core-focused workout.
in this class that includes upper body work
with weights while driving those cycling
legs. The music is the key to your low im
pact, power-packed workout!
Fall 2020 11Indoor Leisure/8 Lane CPR/AED/First Aid - Age: 15 years and up
First Aid/CPR and AED for Adult/Child/Infant. In
Pool Hours this course you will gain the skills and knowledge to
immediately care for someone who has an injury,
Mon-Fri Saturday Sunday becomes ill, experiences a cardia or breathing
emergency until advanced medical personnel arrive.
5:30AM-7PM 8:30AM-5PM CLOSED This course will provide students the opportunity
to confront the fear of providing care and gain
The pools are occasionally closed due to confidence to assist others in their communities,
necessary maintenance, special events or due to homes, schools, and workplaces. Member discounts
unforeseeable circumstances. The 8 Lane Pool will apply. Registration deadline 5 days before start date.
close at 10AM on Tuesdays for chemical transfer.
The pool will be reopened as soon as the transfer Date Day Time Fee Activity #
is complete. We recommend calling (307) 721- 11/14 Sa 9AM-2PM $80 327100-01
3584 to check on the status of the pools prior to
your visit. Indoor Leisure Pool is closed and the 8
Lane Pool is partially closed during swim lessons. Lifeguard Training - Age: 15 years and up
Swimmers under 48” tall must pass a swim test to
swim in the 8 lane Pool. This course is designed to provide lifeguard candidates
with the skills and knowledge necessary to keep
patrons of aquatic facilities safe in and around the
Indoor Water Slide Hours water. Completion of the class will lead to the American
Red Cross Lifeguard certificate including: CPR/AED,
Water Park, and Administering Emergency Oxygen.
Mon-Fri Saturday Sunday Certification is good for 2 years. Recommended
preparation: the student must possess swimming
CLOSED CLOSED CLOSED proficiency and strength. This is a blended learning
The water slide and the spray features are on during environment so students will be required to complete
these times. You must be 48” tall to use slide. The on-line components before the start of class. Thursday-
slide will close when lightning is detected and is Sunday will be a mix of video and in-person training.
closed during swimming lessons.
Dates Days Time Fee Activity #
Diving Board Hours 9/17 Th 6-9PM $225 327000-01
Mon-Fri Saturday Sunday 9/18 F 5-9PM
CLOSED CLOSED CLOSED 9/19 Sa 9AM-5PM
Forward dives only; no specialty dives allowed. 9/20 Su 1:30-5PM
Diving board may be available upon request based 9/20 Su 10AM-12PM
on staffing.
11/19 Th 6-9PM $225 327000-02
Sauna & Steam Room Hours 11/20 F 5-9PM
CLOSED 11/21 Sa 9AM-5PM
11/22 Su 10AM-12PM
Whirlpool Hours 11/22 Su 1:30-5PM
10/28-10/31 $225 327000-02
CLOSED
Capacities during COVID-19:
Leisure Pool: 47 (including those on deck)
8 Lane Pool: 1 person per lane
Stop by the Front Desk or call (307) 721-5269 option 7 to makre a reservation!
12***COVID RELATED*** GENERAL INFORMATION
For the health and safety of our patrons and our staff, we have made some significant changes to our swim
lesson program during this current pandemic. We will conduct a mandatory parent informational and orientation
meeting via Zoom scheduled the Thursday prior to the start of each session at 1PM. If you cannot attend the
Zoom meeting in-person, we’ll provide parents with an access code to attend at a more convenient time. We have
decreased our class sizes, implemented cleaning protocols after each class, and revamped the schedule of our
lesson sessions. We will require parents in the water with their children to help support and assist them, allowing
the instructor to remain on the pool deck and practice social distancing. If your child is sick, please do not come
to lessons.
Aqua Tots - Age: 6 mo-3 years Level 2 - Age: 5-12 years
A parent and child class designed to help prepare Level 2 builds on to the fundamental skills gained in
young children to be comfortable in the water, teach Level 1. Participants learn to glide and float without
swimming readiness skills, water exploration, and support and recover to a vertical position. Proper body
provide water safety information. This class teaches positioning, breath control, kicking, and additional
parents techniques they can use in water play and skills taught include alternating arm and leg actions
exploration, to help prepare their children for a more on the front and back. New water safety topics are
fun and safer aquatic experience. This class is for introduced, and previously acquired water safety
children and their caregiver. knowledge and skills are reinforced.
Dates Days Time Fee Activity # Dates Days Time Fee Activity #
9/21-9/30 M,W 6:15-6:45PM $24 316102-01 9/21-10/1 M-Th 5:30-6PM $48 316106-01
10/12-10/21 M,W 5:30-6PM $24 316102-02 10/12-10/22 M-Th 6:15-6:45PM $48 316106-02
10/31-11/21 Sa 9:30-10AM $24 316102-03 11/2-11/12 M-Th 5:30-6PM $48 316106-03
Preschool Aquatics - Age: 3-4 years Level 3 - Age: 6-12 years
A parent and child class engages children to explore Level 3 expands on increasing proficient swimming
the water in a safe manner while learning basic skills with new stroke development and a strong focus
swimming skills. Children will learn the basic skills such on water safety survival. Breaststroke, back stroke,
as bubble blowing, breath control, floating, kicking, front crawl, rotary breathing are taught, as well as
arm circles, and water safety concepts and develop the introduction to survival strokes, elementary
basic independent movement through the aquatic backstroke, treading water, survival floating, and safe
environment. headfirst entries into the water. New safety topics are
introduced, as well as previous ones are reinforced.
Dates Days Time Fee Activity # Upon completion of Level 3, swimmers are considered
to have achieved basic water safety competency in a
9/21-10/1 M-Th 5:30-6PM $48 316103-01 pool environment.
10/12-10/22 M-Th 6:15-6:45PM $48 316103-02 Dates Days Time Fee Activity #
11/2-11/12 M-Th 5:30-6PM $48 316103-03 9/21-10/1 M-Th 6:15-6:45PM $48 316107-01
10/12-10/22 M-Th 5:30-6PM $48 316107-02
Level 1 - Age: 5-12 years
11/2-11/12 M-Th 6:15-6:45PM $48 316107-03
Level 1 introduces basic aquatic skills, which
participants continue to build on as they progress
through Learn-to-Swim. In addition, participants start
developing positive attitudes, effective swimming Level 4 - Age: 6-12 years
habits and safe practices in and around the water.
Basic skills learned include breath control, floating, Level 4 is for participants that have successfully
gliding, and independent movement through the mastered Level 3 skills and want to increase their
aquatic environment. Learn-to-Swim Level 1 skills endurance and proficiency. Sidestroke is introduced,
overlap with the Preschool Aquatics. as well as butterfly, and open turns and additional
headfirst entries. Water safety is a continued discussion,
Dates Days Time Fee Activity # with new ideas and concepts introduced as well as
previously ones reinforced. Swimmers will be expected
9/21-10/1 M-Th 6:15-6:45PM $48 316105-01 to tread water and swim longer distances. This class is
mostly held in the 8 Lane Pool or deeper water.
10/12-10/22 M-Th 5:30-6PM $48 316105-02
Dates Days Time Fee Activity #
11/2-11/12 M-Th 6:15-6:45PM $48 316105-03
9/21-10/1 M-Th 5:15-6PM $72 316108-01
10/12-10/22 M-Th 6:15-7PM $72 316108-02
11/2-11/12 M-Th 5:15-6PM $72 316108-03
Fall 2020 13***COVID RELATED*** GENERAL INFORMATION
For the health and safety of our patrons and our staff, we have made some significant changes to our swim
lesson program during this current pandemic. We will conduct a mandatory parent informational and orientation
meeting via Zoom scheduled the Thursday prior to the start of each session at 1PM. If you cannot attend the
Zoom meeting in-person, we’ll provide parents with an access code to attend at a more convenient time. We have
decreased our class sizes, implemented cleaning protocols after each class, and revamped the schedule of our
lesson sessions. We will require parents in the water with their children to help support and assist them, allowing
the instructor to remain on the pool deck and practice social distancing. If your child is sick, please do not come
to lessons.
Level 5 - Age: 6-12 years
Private and Semi-Private Swim Lessons
Participants experience a customized lesson plan
Level 5 participants continue to increase endurance to efficiently and effectively meet the participants
and refinement of all six strokes (front crawl, back goals. The instructor considers their abilities and
crawl, elementary backstroke, breaststroke, butterfly
and sidestroke) through drills and practice. Flip turns water comfort level and develops a lesson plan
are introduced. Swimmers will be expected to tread that focuses on specific skills from a multitude of
water and swim longer distances. This class is mostly levels. Water safety is interwoven into all lessons as
held in the 8 Lane Pool or deeper water.
a point of discussion and practice. If you have never
Dates Days Time Fee Activity # swam before, or need extra help to perfect a stroke,
9/21-10/1 M-Th 6:15-7PM $72 316109-01 private lessons can help you. Private lessons are
available for all lesson levels, are 30 minutes each
10/12-10/22 M-Th 5:15-6PM $72 316109-02 lesson and are set up based on your availability and
11/2-11/12 M-Th 6:15-7PM $72 316109-03 pool schedules. Lessons may require a parent to
join the child in the water. Private lessons are for
participants that are at least 3 years old or older.
Semi-Private lessons (two participants at one lesson)
Level 6 - Age: 6-12 years
may be arranged, however both participants must
Level 6 objective is to refine strokes to be performed be of a similar age and aquatic skill ability, as well
with greater efficiency and effectiveness. Level 6 as have similar goals to focus the lessons around.
offers options to meet specific goals and interests of
the participant to prepare them for more advanced Register online or go to www.cityoflaramie.org/
courses, or other aquatic activities such as competitive PrivateSwim to complete the Private Lesson Request
swimming and diving. Lessons can be customized to form, and bring it into the Recreation Center and
meet the objectives of the participants, and this level register onsite. The form must be submitted along
may be repeated with a different focus each time.
with payment before Aquatic Staff will assign an
Dates Days Time Fee Activity # instructor. Please allow up to five business days for
an instructor assignment. Member discounts apply.
9/21-10/1 M-Th 5:15-6PM $72 316110-01
10/12-10/22 M-Th 6:15-7PM $72 316110-02 Private Swim Lessons
Pack Dates Time Fee Activity #
1 9/1-12/31 5:30AM-8PM $25 316100-01
4 9/1-12/31 5:30AM-8PM $72 316100-02
8 9/1-12/31 5:30AM-8PM $124 316100-03
Semi-Private Swim Lessons
Pack Dates Time Fee Activity #
1 9/1-12/31 5:30AM-8PM $30 316101-01
4 9/1-12/31 5:30AM-8PM $104 316101-02
8 9/1-12/31 5:30AM-8PM $188 316101-03
14Public Skate Admission
2 years and younger FREE
Children (3 & 4 years old) $2.00/session
Skate Rental $1.00
5 Years & older $5.00/session
Skate Rental $2.50
The Ice & Event Center will be open for
Ice Season September 3rd, 2020 through
March 21st, 2021. We offer public skating Private Event Rental Rates:
times, as well as hourly rentals available for Events without alcohol
leagues, tournaments, clinics, birthdays, Monday-Sunday: 8am-11pm $500/day or $40/hr
Monday-Sunday: 11pm-1am $75/hr
school skates, & group parties.
Events with alcohol
Looking for an alternative activity to keep fit or Monday-Sunday: 8am-11pm $600/day or $50/hr
for recreation? Come to the Ice and Event Center Monday-Sunday: 11pm-1am $85/hr
for our public skate sessions which include recre- Open Container Permit: $25
ational skating, figure skating and stick and puck (Required for non-vending consumption)
sessions. Alcohol Catering/Vending Permit: $50
(Required for vendors providing alcohol)
***Check out cityoflaramie.org/ice or our Private Insurance for events with Alcohol: Required
Facebook page for up-to-date
schedules*** Must provide proof of insurance to the Ice & Event
Center with the City of Laramie as an additional
Ice & Event Center Multi-Passes insured. See cityoflaramie.org/opencontainer for
more information.
20 Visit Pass: Saves you money versus the regu-
lar daily rate! New for the 2019-2020 season are
our upgraded punch pass packages! Now you can COVID-19 Requirements:
choose the right fit for you or your family and
friends! • All guests shall complete a short health
screening before entering the facility.
• Guests who are feeling unwell will be asked
Public skate passes can be used for all to leave to avoid potential exposure to the
designated Public Skating Sessions (including Covid-19 virus.
ice skating in the winter and roller skating in • Guests shall maintain a distance of 6 feet
the summer). Drop-In Activity passes can be between one another whenever possible.
used (summer and winter) for Roller Skating, • The facility has a capacity of 70 individuals at
Stick and Puck, Curling or Figure Skating any time.
sessions. Both Multi-Passes offer savings • Locker room capacity is 5 individuals per
between 18 - 25%. locker room.
• Face Coverings shall be worn in the facility at
all times except as specified below.
Public Skate 20 Visit Pass
Individual Admission Only $75 FACE COVERING EXCEPTIONS
• When a guest is seated and consuming food
Individual with Skate Rental $112 or beverages in the lobby.
Bulk Pass Admission Only (Can be shared) $85 • For skaters when they are on the ice (during
games and practices).
Bulk Pass with Skate Rentals $127 • When Ice & Event Center staff are required to
be on the ice face masks are required by all
participants.
Fall 2020 15
Be sure to bring warm clothes, gloves, and a personal Snowplow Sam 3: Ages 3-5
helmet is encouraged! Section 3, Tuesday and
Thursday classes will not be held during the week This level builds on Snowplow Sam 1 and 2. Skaters will
of Thanksgiving! Due to COVID-19 Restrictions, learn forward skating, forward one-foot glide, curves,
we are following social distancing practices and and forward and backward swizzles. Skaters need to
requiring face coverings while enjoying our facility. have passed Snowplow 1 & 2 or have permission from
We also have a maximum number of patrons in the the Skate Director to enroll in this class.
facility of 70! When you arrive you will be asked a
few questions, your name, phone number, and how Dates Days Time Fee Activity #
you’re feeling. Please plan ahead to check-in! When 9/8-10/1 Tu,Th 5:45-6:15PM $80 311803-01
you are in the facility there will be plenty of sanitizing
stations available for use. Our staff will be sanitizing 10/6-10/29 Tu,Th 5:45-6:15PM $80 311803-02
the facility each hour to ensure our patrons are safe
while visiting. We hope you’re as excited to skate as 11/3-12/3 Tu,Th 5:45-6:15PM $80 311803-03
we are! 9/6-9/27 Su 1-1:30PM $40 311803-04
10/4-10/25 Su 1-1:30PM $40 311803-05
Snowplow Sam 1: Ages 3-5
11/1-11/22 Su 1-1:30PM $40 311803-06
Little to no skating experience required! The skaters
will learn to fall and recover on and off the ice. Among
the skills the skater will be able to execute upon
passing this level; Sit and stand up with skates on, Snowplow Sam 4: Ages 3-5
march in place, march forward, and dip in place.
This level builds on Snowplow Sam 1, 2, and 3. Skaters
Dates Days Time Fee Activity # will learn forward skating, backward two-foot glide,
rocking horse, two-foot hop, and backward swizzles.
9/8-10/1 Tu,Th 5:45-6:15PM $80 311801-01 Upon completion of level 4, the skater may move on
to either Basic 2 or 3 after assessment. Skaters need to
10/6-10/29 Tu,Th 5:45-6:15PM $80 311801-02 have passed Snowplow 1, 2, and 3 or have permission
from the Skate Director to enroll in this class.
11/3-12/3 Tu,Th 5:45-6:15PM $80 311801-03
Dates Days Time Fee Activity #
9/6-9/27 Su 1-1:30PM $40 311801-04
9/8-10/1 Tu,Th 5:45-6:15PM $80 311804-01
10/4-10/25 Su 1-1:30PM $40 311801-05
10/6-10/29 Tu,Th 5:45-6:15PM $80 311804-02
11/1-11/22 Su 1-1:30PM $40 311801-06
11/3-12/3 Tu,Th 5:45-6:15PM $80 311804-03
9/6-9/27 Su 1-1:30PM $40 311804-04
Snowplow Sam 2: Ages 3-5
10/4-10/25 Su 1-1:30PM $40 311804-05
This level builds on Snowplow Sam 1 with skaters
learning to dip while moving, backward walking, 11/1-11/22 Su 1-1:30PM $40 311804-06
backward wiggles, and forward swizzles.
Dates Days Time Fee Activity # Basic 1: Ages 6-16
9/8-10/1 Tu,Th 5:45-6:15PM $80 311802-01 This class is for skaters with little to no experience on
the ice. The skater will learn about balance, weight
10/6-10/29 Tu,Th 5:45-6:15PM $80 311802-02 transfer, and inside edges. Among the skills that
the skater will be able to execute upon passing this
11/3-12/3 Tu,Th 5:45-6:15PM $80 311802-03 level; ability to snowplow stop, forward swizzles, and
9/6-9/27 Su 1-1:30PM $40 311802-04 backward wiggles, forward two-foot glide, and dips.
10/4-10/25 Su 1-1:30PM $40 311802-05 Dates Days Time Fee Activity #
11/1-11/22 Su 1-1:30PM $40 311802-06 9/8-10/1 Tu,Th 5:15-5:45PM $80 311805-01
10/6-10/29 Tu,Th 5:15-5:45PM $80 311805-02
11/3-12/3 Tu,Th 5:15-5:45PM $80 311805-03
9/6-9/27 Su 1:45-2:15PM $40 311805-04
10/4-10/25 Su 1:45-2:15PM $40 311805-05
11/1-11/22 Su 1:45-2:15PM $40 311805-06
16Be sure to bring warm clothes, gloves, and a personal Basic 4: Ages 6-16
helmet is encouraged! Section 3, Tuesday and
Thursday classes will not be held during the week This class builds on Basic 1, 2, and 3 with skaters
of Thanksgiving! Due to COVID-19 Restrictions, learning forward outside edge on a circle, forward
we are following social distancing practices and inside edge on a circle, forward crossovers, backward
requiring face coverings while enjoying our facility. one-foot glides, and beginning two-foot spin
We also have a maximum number of patrons in the Dates Days Time Fee Activity #
facility of 70! When you arrive you will be asked
a few questions, your name, phone number, and 9/8-10/1 Tu,Th 5:15-5:45PM $80 311808-01
how you’re feeling. Please plan ahead to check-in!
When you are in the facility there will be plenty of 10/6-10/29 Tu,Th 5:15-5:45PM $80 311808-02
sanitizing stations available for use. Our staff will 11/3-12/3 Tu,Th 5:15-5:45PM $80 311808-03
be sanitizing the facility each hour to ensure our
patrons are safe while visiting. We hope you’re as 9/6-9/27 Su 1:45-2:15PM $40 311808-04
excited to skate as we are!
10/4-10/25 Su 1:45-2:15PM $40 311808-05
Basic 2: Ages 6-16
This class builds on Basic 1 with skaters learning Basic 5: Ages 6-16
scooter pushes, forward one-foot glides, backward
two-foot glides, backward swizzles, and two-foot This class builds on Basic 1-4 and the skater will learn
turns from forward to backward. fundamentals for beginners to jump, proper position
on the ice, and weight transfer. Among the skills that
Dates Days Time Fee Activity # the skater will be able to execute upon passing this
level; backward outside and inside edge on a circle,
9/8-10/1 Tu,Th 5:15-5:45PM $80 311806-01 backward crossovers, forward outside three turns,
10/6-10/29 Tu,Th 5:15-5:45PM $80 311806-02 and advanced two-foot spin. Skaters will need to
have passed Basic 1-4 or receive permission from
11/3-12/3 Tu,Th 5:15-5:45PM $80 311806-03 the Skate Director to enroll in this class.
9/6-9/27 Su 1:45-2:15PM $40 311806-04
Dates Days Time Fee Activity #
10/4-10/25 Su 1:45-2:15PM $40 311806-05
9/8-10/1 Tu,Th 5:15-5:45PM $80 311809-01
11/1-11/22 Su 1:45-2:15PM $40 311806-06
10/6-10/29 Tu,Th 5:15-5:45PM $80 311809-02
Basic 3: Ages 6-16 11/3-12/3 Tu,Th 5:15-5:45PM $80 311809-03
This class builds on Basic 1 and 2 with the skaters 9/6-9/27 Su 1:45-2:15PM $40 311809-04
learning backward snowplow stop, forward slalom,
beginning backward one-foot glides, and forward 10/4-10/25 Su 1:45-2:15PM $40 311809-05
half swizzle pumps on a circle. 11/1-11/22 Su 1:45-2:15PM $40 311809-06
Dates Days Time Fee Activity #
Basic 6: Ages 6-16
9/8-10/1 Tu,Th 5:15-5:45PM $80 311807-01
This class builds on Basic 1-5 with skaters learning
10/6-10/29 Tu,Th 5:15-5:45PM $80 311807-02 forward inside three turns, backward stroking,
beginning one-foot spin, T-stop, and bunny hop.
11/3-12/3 Tu,Th 5:15-5:45PM $80 311807-03 Skaters will need to have passed Basic 1-5 or receive
9/6-9/27 Su 1:45-2:15PM $40 311807-04 permission from the Skate Director to enroll in this
class
10/4-10/25 Su 1:45-2:15PM $40 311807-05
Dates Days Time Fee Activity #
11/1-11/22 Su 1:45-2:15PM $40 311807-06
9/8-10/1 Tu,Th 5:15-5:45PM $80 311810-01
10/6-10/29 Tu,Th 5:15-5:45PM $80 311810-02
11/3-12/3 Tu,Th 5:15-5:45PM $80 311810-03
9/6-9/27 Su 1:45-2:15PM $40 311810-04
10/4-10/25 Su 1:45-2:15PM $40 311810-05
11/1-11/22 Su 1:45-2:15PM $40 311810-06
Fall 2020 17Learn to Skate Hockey: Ages 3-16 Speedskate: Ages 3-16
This class builds on Basic 1-5 with skaters learning Join Wyoming’s only speed skating program! This
forward inside three turns, backward stroking, class is for participants of all ages and abilities who
beginning one-foot spin, T-stop, and bunny hop. want to learn and practice speed skating. Coaches
Skaters will need to have passed Basic 1-5 or receive will work with participants individually and in
permission from the Skate Director to enroll in this groups to learn and improve technique, and classes
class will include drills and races. Participants should
have basic ice-skating skills. Helmets, long sleeves,
Dates Days Time Fee Activity # and long pants are required. Participants may also
choose to wear elbow and knee pads.
9/8-10/1 Tu,Th 5:45-6:15PM $80 311811-01
10/6-10/29 Tu,Th 5:45-6:15PM $80 311811-02 Dates Days Time Fee Activity #
11/3-12/3 Tu,Th 5:45-6:15PM $80 311811-03 9/6-9/27 Su 4:15-5PM $60 312700-01
10/4-10/25 Su 4:15-5PM $60 312700-02
Freeskate: Ages 3-16
11/1-11/22 Su 4:15-5PM $60 312700-03
These levels are designed for skaters ages 6-16 years
old. The Skaters will need to have passed Basic 5 & Adult Skate: Ages 16+
6 or received permission from the Skate Director to
join. Skaters will be learning backward crossovers, Have you had the desire to learn to skate so that
step sequence, power pulls, advanced spirals, spins you could go out with your friends and family? This
and jumps. There are five different jumps, Lutz, is the perfect class for you! This class is designed for
Salchow, Loop, Toe Loop and Axel. Skaters will start the beginning Adult Skater who needs to learn the
with learning half jumps before going on to single fundamentals of skating.
rotation and combinations. Spins include an Upright
Spin, Sit Spin, Layback and Back Spins. Dates Days Time Fee Activity #
Dates Days Time Fee Activity # 9/8-10/1 Tu,Th 1-1:30PM $80 321800-01
9/6-9/27 Su 2:30-3:15PM $60 311812-01 10/6-10/29 Tu,Th 1-1:30PM $80 321800-02
10/4-10/25 Su 2:30-3:15PM $60 311812-02 11/3-12/3 Tu,Th 1-1:30PM $80 321800-03
11/1-11/22 Su 2:30-3:15PM $60 311812-03
Adult Skate: Ages 16+
Speedskate: Ages 3-16 Want to advance your skating skills? This is the
perfect class for you! Advanced Adult Lessons are
Can’t make our evening classes? Here is a class for those adults that have passed Beginning Adult 3
for you! This is a hybrid class that will combine and would like to move towards Adult Gold levels.
Snowplow levels through Basic 2. This One-Rink
Classroom will teach the skater how to fall and
stand on the ice, stopping, forward and backward Dates Days Time Fee Activity #
glides and swizzles, two-foot turn, and curves. The 9/6-9/27 Su 3:15-4PM $60 321801-01
first day of class will be an evaluation day to see
what we need to concentrate on to get the most 10/4-10/25 Su 3:15-4PM $60 321801-02
out of the skaters and get a good foundation so
that they can be comfortable on the ice. Be sure to 11/1-11/22 Su 3:15-4PM $60 321801-03
bring warm clothes, gloves, and a personal helmet is
encouraged!
Dates Days Time Fee Activity #
9/6-9/27 Su 2:30-3:15PM $60 311814-01
10/4-10/25 Su 2:30-3:15PM $60 311814-02
11/1-11/22 Su 2:30-3:15PM $60 311814-03
18Integrated Mosquito Management (IMM) the Parks, Tree & Recreation Advisory Board have
The City of Laramie mosquito control program is opened 1/4 mile sections of our trail system
an Integrated Mosquito Management Program for adoption by individuals, companies, service
(IMM), as recommended by the Center for Disease groups or organizations. Adopt-A-Trail program
Control (CDC) and the Environmental Protection sponsorships are for two years, and the sponsor
Agency (EPA). It considers many various forms of receives a sign indicating their involvement with
control and uses the most environmentally friendly our program. This program is administered by the
methods of control available that will achieve the Parks & Recreation Department and encourages
desired control outcomes. IMM programs use citizens to get involved in the care of our trails.
pesticides, but only after a systematic monitoring For more information please call (307) 721-5267.
of pest populations indicates that there is a
need. All mosquito control products used within Bench and Tree Memorials
the United States fall under EPA guidelines and Memorialize the memory of your loved one
are evaluated for safety by EPA before being with a tree or bench placed in a park or along a
registered for use. trail. A plaque may be placed by memorials or
donations if desired by the donor. The Parks &
The City of Laramie has chosen its pesticides Recreation Department
based on several factors including: environmental accepts donations
impacts, cost, effective use in our cool climate, of trees, shrubs and
and citizen sensitivities. park benches for
beautification and
For more information contact Tyler Shevling, enhancement of our
Mosquito Control Crew Supervisor: parks and trails. Prior to
Phone: (307) 721-5258; Hotline (307) 721-5056 planting or installation,
Email: tshevling@cityoflaramie.org staff and the Parks, Tree
Internet: www.cityoflaramie.org/mosquito & Recreation Advisory
Board must approve
IMM Components the donation and the
There are many components to the city of location. The donor may
Laramie’s Integrated Mosquito Management plant the tree or shrub
approach. they have donated with
the assistance of staff
These include but are not limited to larval members. All trees,
surveillance, biological larval control, reduction benches and memorial plaques purchased by the
of larval habitat, adult mosquito surveillance, City are invoiced at wholesale cost to the donor.
West Nile Virus testing and monitoring, adult
mosquito control thought the use of ULV (ultra- Washington Park Horseshoe Pits
low volume) foggers and EPA approved chemicals, The horseshoe pits have been installed. Posts and
and mosquito bite prevention education. backboards have been added to each new pit.
Currently there are crusher fines that line each
Adopt-A-Park of the pits, this spring/summer, the areas around
The City of Laramie & the Parks, Tree & Recreation the posts will be excavated and a clay added to
Advisory Board have an Adopt-A-Park program mirror the other pits in the location. A new entry
that provides an agreement with individuals, sidewalk has been installed on the north side.
companies, service groups or organizations to The fencing is in need of repairs/replacement and
assist with the maintenance and development will be scheduled for an upgrade when the City
of our park system. Similar to the Adopt-A-Trail releases money for projects again.
program, sponsorships are for two years and the
sponsor has a choice to purchase a sign indicating
their involvement with our program.
This program is administered by the Parks &
Recreation Department and encourages citizens
to get involved in the care and development of
our parks. For more information please call
(307) 721-5267.
Adopt-A-Trail
With the adoption of the Bicycle Trail Master Plan
in 1999, the City of Laramie has developed the
Laramie River Greenbelt, the Cirrus Sky Trail and
the Jacoby Ridge Rural Trail. Trails are important
for the health of our community, as well as an
integral part of our economic vitality. From
walking, running, biking, skateboard and roller
blading, people young and old utilize our varied
and vibrant trail system. The City of Laramie and
Fall 2020 19Community Forestry
Tree Care Mid to Late Summer
Several smaller trees of many species throughout
Laramie did not leaf-out this year. Mostly due to a
dry winter and well below freezing temperatures
in May. It is difficult to protect trees from
unseasonal low temperatures, but dry conditions
can be moderated with irrigation. Trees watered
well throughout the year, including the dormant
season, can survive other stressors from climate
extremes to insects. Trees planted in lawn areas
can be stressed from the competition of the lawn
getting first shot at irrigation and precipitation.
Automated irrigation systems are set for lawn
needs. Trees need additional water in their root
zone beyond what the lawn gets through frequent
light applications of water. Deep root watering is
defined as using a soil needle with holes in the tip
attached to a garden hose to apply water directly
into the soil to depths of four to eight inches. Apply
approximately a gallon of water in each soil needle
hole or to the point of runoff. Space the holes a 1½
feet to 2 feet apart. Start deep root watering near
the trunk on younger trees and 3 to 5 feet away
from the trunk on larger trees. Extend the watering
application beyond the drip line (the outer edge of
the leaf crown) of the trees. The remaining holes
from the watering needle insertions will allow
needed air exchange in the soil for root growth and
will still allow water to soak into the soil below the
lawn grass layer.
Greenhill Cemetery
Broadleaf herbicide applications in the lawn to killThe Greenhill Cemetery is located at 455 N. 15th
weeds can be detrimental to trees. Many herbicides Street and is Laramie’s only municipality owned
cemetery. Family, visitors and friends are always
have active ingredients that easily vaporize. Just the
herbicide vapor can curl leaves on several species welcome at Greenhill Cemetery. The cemetery
of trees. Minimal spot spraying of herbicides on is open for visitation daily from 5AM to 9PM, or
weeds works best around trees. sunrise to sunset. The Sexton’s office is open
Monday through Friday from 8AM to Noon and
Mower and string trimmer damage on the trunks available by phone at (307) 721-5267.
of trees causes irreparable damage which can kill a
tree over time. Protect the trunk of the tree from Cemetery upkeep involves a lot of work in the
mower and string trimmer damage with a trunk summer. Staff will be continually mowing, string
guard or bare ground around the trunk. The bare trimming, irrigating, pruning, and performing
ground should be covered with a coarse mulch general maintenance of grave spaces. If you come
such as, wood chips bark chips, shredded bark or across a grave space that needs maintenance,
rock. Keep all types of mulch from touching the please report the issue to the sexton. Items that
tree trunk. do not meet the rules and regulation requirements
will be removed from grave spaces two weeks after
Memorial Day. This includes all glass items.
If you are unfamiliar with the rules and regulations,
you can visit the City of Laramie website, under
Parks and Recreation, or call the office to get a
copy of the regulations. For more information,
please contact Loni Wilson, Cemetery Crew Leader
at (307) 721-5268 or lwilson@cityoflaramie.org.
201st Street Plaza Park - .09 Acres O’Dell Mini Park - .2 Acres
1st St. & Grand Ave. Albin Rd. & Mill St.
Features benches, tables, a drinking fountain and Features a picnic area and playground.
an aesthetic fire pit. Optimist Park - 28.8 Acres
Boswell Park - .04 Acres Garfield St. & Spruce St.
3rd St. & Boswell near Interstate 80 Features three picnic shelters, restrooms, a
Features a picnic shelter, tables, and benches. basketball court, playground, a soccer field and a
dog park.
Depot Park - 2.7 Acres Sandy Aragon Softball Complex - 12 Acres
1st St. between Garfield St. & Park St.
The historic Snow Train display is located in Depot 22nd St. & Armory Rd.
Park. Depot Park is the only unfenced, off-leash park with two
Features
dog
softball fields and an off-leash dog
agility items.
dog area within the City of Laramie. Depot Park
features barbecue grills, picnic tables, a playground/ Scout Park - 12.43 Acres
children’s play area. 2nd St. & Reynolds Ave.
Harbon Park - 2 Acres Features soccer fields and a fitness course.
14th St. & Harney St.
Due to past community requests, the Parks, Tree, Undine Park - 9.6 Acres
and Recreation Advisory Board has designated Features Ord
5th St. & St.
three picnic shelters, a barbecue pit,
Harbon Park as a chemical-free park. No insecticides a splash pad, pickleball
or herbicides will be used except for emergency basketball court, a lightedcourt sand
with lights, half
volleyball court
care on endangered trees, turf, or shrubs. The use of and a playground/children’s play area. Undine is
fertilizers and mosquito spraying will be permitted Laramie’s oldest park.
only as necessary. This will give Laramie citizens
who are chemically sensitive a city park to utilize Washington Park - 13 Acres
and enjoy without concern of possible exposure 22nd St. & Sheridan
to chemicals and pesticides. Harbon Park features Features four picnic shelters, 8 lighted horseshoe
barbecue grills, picnic tables and a playground/ pits (2 ADA accessible), the Edgar J. Lewis Band Shell,
children’s play area. a walking/jogging path, a fitness course, barbecue
Imperial Heights Park - 4.8 Acres grills, a lighted basketball court, picnic tables,
Sherman Hills Rd. & Morgan St. restrooms, a sand volleyball court, soccer fields,
Features playground/children’s play area, basketball playgrounds/children’s play area and a wading pool.
court, rural trail, benches, picnic tables and a shade
structure.
Kiowa Park - 8.4 Acres
Bannock St. & Kiowa St.
Features a playground/children’s play area and a
small grass play area.
Park Facility Reservations
Kiwanis Park - 8.4 Acres Individuals, groups or organizations who
Highway 130 & Wyoming St. wish to reserve picnic shelters or any Parks &
Features barbecue grills, picnic tables, baseball Recreation Department facilities such as sand
backstops, restrooms, soccer fields and a shelter. volleyball courts, horseshoe pits, softball fields,
or basketball courts in any of the city parks must
LaBonte Park - 30 Acres make reservations at least five days in advance.
Canby & 9th St.
Features barbecue grills, a basketball court,
community garden, a fitness course, picnic tables, Reservations may only occur within the hours
two playgrounds/children’s play areas (one is of 7AM to 9PM. Please call (307) 721-5269 with
shaded), restrooms, baseball/softball fields, a questions or to check on shelter availability.
walking/jogging path, a lake, and a skate park. To process your reservation we must have
LaPrele Park - 29.1 Acres a completed facility reservation form and
23rd St. & Spring Creek Dr. payment. Refunds will be issued for reservations
Features barbecue grills, picnic tables, shelters, a that cannot be accommodated. Please visit
disc golf course, the Huck Finn Fishing Pond (youth www.cityoflaramie.org/parkreservations for
only), ADA playground/children’s play area and more information or to complete the facility
restrooms.
reservation form.
LaRamie Park - 8 Acres
Television St. & Armory Rd.
Features multiple soccer fields.
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29 IMPERIAL HEIGHT S PARK 307-721-5249City of Laramie Park Rules
Pursuant to City Ordinance #12.52.050, the
following are the rules and regulations for
parks within the City of Laramie:
• Dogs must be on a leash.
• Remove feces at once.
• No golfing.
• No bikes on park pathways.
• No alcohol without permit. If you will be
consuming alcohol at your event in one
of Laramie’s Parks, you will need an open
container permit. Permits are issued with
park facility reservations and must be
made a minimum of five days prior to your
event. There is a $25 fee for the permit and
you must furnish proof of public liability
insurance. For full details please call (307)
721-5269 or visit: www.cityoflaramie.org/
opencontainer.
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No overnight sleeping/camping.
No damaging facilities.
Dog Park Etiquette
• No vending without license. When you and your canine companion are
• No damaging of vegetation. enjoying one of the our dog friendly off-
• No metal detectors or digging. leash areas be sure to abide by the dog park
etiquette listed below. Dog park etiquette
Dog Parks/Off-Leash Dog Areas allows everyone to fully enjoy these great
The City of Laramie has currently identified community amenities in a safe manner.
Depot Park as a dog friendly park and people are
encouraged to utilize this area as an off-leash area. • Clean up after your pet(s).
The Optimist Dog Park and Aragon Dog Park are • Dogs must be leashed when outside the
fully fenced locations that patrons can run their dog friendly off-leash areas.
dogs. The Aragon Dog Park includes agility course • Aggressive dogs must be under control.
items. Fenced athletic fields are NOT to be used • Dogs residing in the City of Laramie must
as dog parks, these areas are used by children and be licensed.
adults for sporting activities. • All dogs must have up-to-date vaccinations.
• Limit three (3) dogs per person.
• No infants or children under 5 years of
age.
• No puppies (under 4 months).
• No human food - dog treats are permitted.
• No dogs shall be left unattended; owners
must accompany their pets within the dog
friendly off-leash areas.
• Children must be supervised at all times.
• You must carry a leash at all times.
• Keep gates closed.
In rare occurrences, should a user become
a nuisance, whether in the dog friendly off-
leash area or in any of the parks, they can be
ejected from the park under Chapter 12.52.050
& 12.52.060 Parks Rules & Regulations.
The Parks and Recreation Department reserves
the right to close the dog friendly off-leash
area(s) for maintenance and/or health reasons
at any time. Closures will be posted on the
website, social media as well as at the dog
friendly off-leash area. Please call (307) 721-
5264 for more information.
Pictured: Mike Malloy helping an injured goose
out at the Aragon Softball Fields.
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