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Summer 2021
P u b l i s h e d f o r t h e r e s i d e n t s o f S p r i n g d a l e , O h i o
Saturday, September 11, 2021 • 3:00 - 9:00pm
The process to update Springdale’s Comprehensive Plan is under Join your neighbors and community friends for a full
way, with the goal to adopt the updated plan by the end of this day of wholesome family fun and entertainment at the
year. The Comprehensive Plan, last updated in 2002, serves as a Springdale ComeUnity Bash on Saturday, September
guide for making development decisions and will address such 11. As the name would imply, the event is offered to
topics as economic development, housing, parks and recreation, provide an opportunity for people of all ages in the
transportation, and land use and development trends. community to come together, socialize, and enjoy life
in Springdale. Let’s commemorate those we lost on
Springdale residents and stakeholders had the opportunity to
9/11 and wear our Red, White, and Blue.
provide comments and ideas in a series of surveys throughout
the month of July. The survey results will be posted to www. Family MudQuest
PlanSpringdale.org in August. September 11, 2021 • 1:00 - 3:00pm
The draft goals and objectives will be made available for public Get down and dirty in the ‘Dale with your family
review and comment. A public open house will be scheduled later and friends in the 9th annual Family MudQuest.
this year, where residents and stakeholders will be able to view maps Through mud pits, over hay bales, and down the
and other plan components, speak to City staff and consultants about slippery slope are just a few of the challenges in this
the plan, and provide additional comments. Please be sure to follow messy and fun family event. The Family MudQuest
Springdale on Facebook for further updates and announcements. will be held on Field #5 at the Community Center
and begins at 1:00pm. Registration begins August 9.
Aldi Coming to Springdale Space is limited.
Food, Fun & Entertainment
September 11, 2021 • 3:00 - 9:00pm
There will be a series of three local bands performing
in the amphitheater with music to appeal to a wide
range of taste. At 3:00pm, Saffire Express will take the
stage, playing their unique blend of contemporary,
classic rock, and 50s-60s hits. Beginning at 5:00pm,
Renovations continue to the 26,000 sq. ft. former Michael’s space at the Jason Owens Band will hit the stage with some
Springdale Plaza. We are excited to see progress on what will be a of the biggest country singles and modern day hits.
new Aldi store in Springdale. Expected to open later this year, it will The Everyday People Band will take the stage at
be joining Five Below as the newest tenants to that shopping center. 7:30pm. The Everyday People Band is one of the most
sought after bands in the area, providing a concert
Bugatti’s Grand Opening level performance. They offer Motown, R&B, Pop,
Funk, and Disco. The Cincinnati Circus will present
Mayor Doyle H. Webster
their amazing Stunt Side Show with performances
and other City officials
scheduled for 4:30pm and 6:30pm. Each show will
helped celebrate the grand
provide you with comedy, juggling, magic, dazzling
opening of Bugatti’s
stunts, and more! There will be an abundance of
Cuisine & Cocktails,
other family friendly activities throughout the
located at 340 Glensprings
afternoon and evening, including a climbing wall,
Drive. Visit https://
petting zoo, and games for all ages, all free of charge.
bugattiscuisine.com/ to
Our local service groups and organizations will have
view the large menu or to
food and refreshments available for purchase. So
make reservations.
come out and enjoy this year’s ComeUnity Bash!
City of Springdale Staff Updates Tax Department
Natasha Allan joined the Tax Department
Fire Department in May of 2021. A graduate of North
College Hill High School, she went to
After serving the Springdale Fire
Thomas More University to pursue a
Department for 31 years, the last 8 years as
degree in English. Prior to arriving in
Chief, Michael Hoffman retired on May 28,
Springdale, Natasha was employed by
2021. Beginning as a part-time Firefighter
the National Highway Traffic Safety
in 1990, Chief Hoffman became the Chief
Administration as a Crash Investigator and
Fire Inspector in 1996, was promoted to
Reconstructionist.
Assistant Fire Chief in 2008, and ultimately
was appointed as Chief in 2013. Inspired Natasha’s hobbies include gardening, cooking, and reading
by his father and grandfather, Mike historical fiction novels, with her favorite being The Pillars of
became a third-generation Firefighter, and after what would be the Earth. She is married to her best friend, Dustin, who makes
a 40-year career in the fire service, he is now looking forward her laugh constantly. Avid do-it-yourselfers, Natasha and her
to spending his retirement years with his wife in Florida. husband are always in the middle of a home improvement
project. In addition to two awesome children, Donovan and
Anthony Stanley was promoted to Fire Lily, they also have a Corgi named Butters Vanderbilt Allan and
Chief of the Springdale Fire Department cats named Fitzgerald, Francis, and Cottonball Reginald Allan.
effective May 28, 2021, after the retirement In their down time, the family enjoys hiking and crafting.
of Fire Chief Michael Hoffman. Chief
Stanley is a long-tenured member of the Kristen Sullivan also joined the Tax
Fire Department with twenty-two years of Department in May of 2021. She moved
distinguished service. He started on April to Oxford from northeast Ohio after high
12, 1999, as a recruit. Chief Stanley was school to attend Miami University. Kristen
promoted from Firefighter/Paramedic to then spent the next 18+ years taking classes
Fire Captain on March 15, 2010. He served as the EMS Captain and working for the university as a sous
and the Training Captain for the department during his time chef in the dining halls. She has received
in that position and was later promoted to Assistant Fire Chief a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology &
on June 2, 2013. Chief Stanley has trained extensively in the Health with a focus on education, health
areas of incident management, business administration, and literacy, and health coaching. Outside of work, Kristen spends
leadership, to name a few. He prides himself on his work time with her family and animals, and enjoys her hobbies of
ethic and looks forward to serving in his new role. In his free puzzles, sewing and crafts, and volunteering with the Society
time, Chief Stanley enjoys working on construction projects, for Creative Anachronism where she researches and teaches
coaching basketball, and spending time with his family. medieval cooking methods and practices.
New Employees Giving Attention to City Infrastructure
Steve Jordon started full-time with the Jesse Creech joined the Public Works team
Public Works Department in February in May of 2021 as a full-time Maintenance
of 2021 as a Maintenance Worker. Steve Worker. After attending Lakota High
has joined the team after working at the School, Jesse attended the Warren County
Ohio Department of Transportation for a Career Center and specialized in HVAC.
number of years and brings a wealth of He was employed at a local heating and
experience and knowledge with him. He air conditioning company for a number
currently resides in Ross Township with of years before joining our team. Jesse
his wife and three children. When not brings a wealth of general construction
working for the City, Steve is working around his cattle farm knowledge to the existing pool of talent. In his free time, Jesse
and enjoys camping in his free time. competitively hunts with beagles, enjoys the outdoors, and
spends time with his friends and family.
Dylan Wray joined the Public Works
Department as a full-time Maintenance
Worker in April of 2021. He previously
worked at the City of Lebanon as a part-
time employee in the Parks Department.
Dylan is a graduate of Lebanon High
School. In his free time, Dylan enjoys
hunting, fishing, riding four-wheelers, and
spending time with family.
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Required Immunizations for School Attendance Ten-Digit Calling this
The Ohio Department of Health requires the following immunizations for school age
children prior to fall 2021 enrollment:
Fall for 513
Beginning October 24, 2021, residents
Meningococcal vaccine One dose prior to seventh grade; two doses prior to within the 513 area code will be
twelfth grade required to dial the area code plus
the seven-digit number for all local
Tdap Four doses prior to kindergarten; one dose after the calls. In July of 2020, the Federal
tenth birthday Communications Commission (FCC)
Hepatitis A Prior to Preschool, Head Start, or Child Care adopted rules establishing a nationwide
three-digit number (988) for the
Polio Three doses of IPV prior to entering kindergarten
National Suicide Prevention & Mental
Measles, Mumps, and Rubella Two doses of MMR prior to entering kindergarten Health Crisis Lifeline. It was necessary
for the FCC to implement ten-digit
Hepatitis B Three doses of HEP B prior to entering kindergarten
dialing in order for 988 to work and be
Chickenpox Two doses of varicella vaccine prior to entering active by July 16, 2022. Ten-digit dialing
kindergarten has been implemented in 36 states to
date, and the FCC says the switch will
Remember to obtain proof of the vaccination prior to the first day of school. make it easier for Americans in crisis to
The Springdale Health Department provides Vaccines for Children (VFC) for reach the help they need.
Medicaid-eligible and uninsured children. The VFC clinics are held on the first and
third Wednesday morning of each month. Call 513-346-5725 to schedule a VFC All programmed numbers in phones,
appointment with the Springdale Health Department. safety or security devices, or other
telephonic equipment such as fax
For a complete outline of the ODH’s Immunization Summary for Preschool and machines will need to be reprogrammed
School Attendance, visit: using the new dialing procedures.
https://odh.ohio.gov/wps/portal/gov/odh/know-our-programs/immunization/ Three-digit dialing for numbers such
media/immunizations-for-child-care-head-start-and-preschool as 211, 311, 411, and 911 will continue
to work using only those three digits.
https://odh.ohio.gov/wps/portal/gov/odh/know-our-programs/Immunization/
If local calls are made with only seven
Required-Vaccines-Child-Care-School/Required-Vaccines-Child-Care-School
digits on or after October 24, a recording
will inform you the call cannot be
The Springdale Garden Club News completed and will require you to hang
up and dial the ten-digit number.
Since this spring, the Springdale Garden
Club has been reinvigorating the planters at
Join Us!
the front of the Community Center. Many
of you will be returning to that building for
the first time in quite a while to take part in
the activities you have been missing for so
long. Take some time on the way in to smell Regularly Scheduled
the roses (and other flowers)! Monthly Meetings
On August 9, we plan to start a new year Held at the Springdale Municipal
for the club with a salad supper and Building, 11700 Springfield Pike:
planning session. We will be meeting at one
of our members’ homes, and it is always a City Council
fun occasion to see the host’s garden. 1st & 3rd Wednesdays of
each month at 7 p.m.
September 13 is a business meeting where
we will plan for our big event of the year, Planning Commission
our flower show, which is scheduled for 2nd Tuesday of each month at 7 p.m.
October 16. This year, it is entitled “When Board of Health
Art and Botany Collide.” It is a free event 2nd Thursday of each month at 7 p.m.
for both the arrangers who are entering (except June, July & August)
their works and for our visitors who will be viewing the works. The arrangers are to
Board of Zoning Appeals
select any piece of art they love and create a flower arrangement to represent that art.
4th Tuesday of each month at 7 p.m.
All are invited to enter, but we are limited on space. If interested, call Gwen at 513- (November & December 2021 - 3rd Tuesday)
746-1509. Flyers with more particulars are available at the Community Center.
Held at the Community Center:
On November 15, we will be making wreaths and swags for the “Welcome to
Springdale” signs and for our community buildings. We meet at the Fire Station from Recreation Commission
6:00pm to 8:00pm. All are welcome to participate, and we will be happy to show you 1st Tuesday of each month at 7 p.m.
how to make them. (except June, July & August)
For more information about the Garden Club, or one of the events described above, For more information about
contact Joan Knox at 513-674-7755 or joanknox99@fuse.net. meetings and events, please call the
Municipal Building at 346-5700.
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Grandparent Scam
We have seen an increase in what is known as a “Grandparent Scam” in the region
and have had a couple instances in Springdale. Grandparent Scams begin with a How can
phone call from someone posing as their grandchild or child. They will speak in a
frantic voice and quickly describe some type of trouble they are in, like being arrested
or in some type of accident. Then another person will take over the phone call acting
we help?
as the “arresting officer” or some other person of authority. Usually, they will have Police or Fire Emergency
a small amount of knowledge of the grandchild that they found online or on social
media. However, sometimes the grandparent may actually give the suspects their
9•1•1
Not an emergency? Then call
grandchild’s name by responding “Sally, is that you?” The person of authority will 346-5760 for Police
then give the grandparent instructions on how they can wire “bond” money or 346-5580 for Fire
“settlement” money to some location, often a foreign country. Although it sounds General Information.........................346-5700
hard to believe, the suspects are very good at their act and can be quite convincing.
Mayor Doyle Webster
There are a couple things you can do to avoid falling victim to the Grandparent City Building.............................. 346-5705
Scam. First, just slow down and never be in a hurry to send money to someone you Home ..................................... 671-4489
do not know. Think about how realistic the situation is and what is the likelihood of Clerk of Council/Finance Director
this being real; trust your instincts. Second, make a couple of inquiring phone calls. Kathy McNear ............................... 671-2510
With cell phones, it is fairly easy to get in touch with someone, so make a call to your City Administrator
John J. Jones ................................ 346-5700
grandchild, their parents, co-workers, or friends if you know them. It should be easy
to find out if they have actually been arrested or in an accident. Of course, you can Assistant City Administrator
Brian Uhl ..................................... 346-5700
always call the Police Department and ask an officer if it seems real. Usually, we
Building Department........................ 346-5730
can do some quick investigation and determine if it is a real situation or a scam. The
Springdale Police Department non-emergency phone number is 513-346-5760. Finance Department........................ 346-5700
Police Department (non-emergency) ...... 346-5760
Citizens Police Academy Fire Department (non-emergency).......... 346-5580
Health Department.......................... 346-5725
The Springdale Police Department will be hosting its 9th Citizens Police Academy Public Works Department ................. 346-5520
beginning September 13, 2021. The Citizens Police Academy is an 8-week program Property Maintenance
designed to give participants a working knowledge of the Springdale Police & Zoning Hotline ............................ 346-5734
Department. It consists of a series of classes and discussions held once a week on Recreation Department .....................346-3910
Monday night from 6:00pm until 9:00pm. The class size is limited to approximately
Income Tax Department.....................346-5715
15 students, and there is no cost to attend. The next class will start September 13,
Internet Address .............. www.springdale.org
2021, and will graduate November 1, 2021.
e-mail address ............. admin@springdale.org
Students will be instructed in the areas of:
Overview of the Police Department and Municipal Government
Current Issues, Laws of Arrest, Search and Seizure
Use of Force / Less Lethal Annual Health Fair
Use of Force Practical Scenarios Springdale Community Center
Patrol Tactics / OVI / Traffic Stops 11999 Lawnview Avenue
Criminal and Narcotics Investigations Tuesday, October 5, 2021
Crime Scene Investigation 12:00 - 2:00pm
Each student will be provided with an academy shirt and a training manual. Adult flu vaccinations available for $25
Donated meals from restaurants within the City and the academy alumni will be • Some Medicare plans can be billed
provided prior to each class so students can build camaraderie amongst each other. • Bring all of your insurance cards
All students considered for the Springdale Citizens Police Academy must sign • Free flu vaccinations if no insurance
a waiver of liability prior to attending the academy and may be subject to a
background investigation. This is not a “Citizens on Patrol” academy; it is strictly for Free flu vaccinations for children
educational purposes. Free blood pressure checks
For more information, contact Officer Keenan Riordan at kriordan@springdale.org or Free BMI (body mass index) screening
513-346-5530.
Charter Amendments
At their July 21, 2021, meeting, Springdale City Council gave consideration to
two pieces of legislation for proposed amendments to the Charter of the City of
Springdale. If passed by Council, the electorate will then be afforded the opportunity Call Springdale Health
to vote on those amendments at the November 2, 2021, general election. A notice Department for Appointment
outlining the proposed amendments will be sent to every registered voter prior to the
election. Additional information will also be posted on the City’s website at www.
springdale.org. 513-346-5725
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MARK YOUR CALENDAR!!! Fall Leaf Collection Will Be Upon
OCTOBER 2 FROM 11:00am TO 3:00pm Us Soon
Springdale Fire Department • 12147 Lawnview Ave The Public Works Department is once again gearing up
for the annual leaf collection program which typically
513-346-5580 begins in late October. Please DO NOT place leaves in
After missing last year due to COVID-19, we are anticipating the street because stormwater flow and structures can
a comeback year for our open house at the Fire Department. be blocked, causing the potential for roadway flooding.
There will be activities for everyone and plenty of food. We Instead, leaves should be placed behind the curb, but not
look forward to seeing each of you this year. Look for more blocking sidewalks or covering fire hydrants. Leaves must
information as we get closer to October 2. An updated list be free of debris, such as litter, trash, limbs, and branches.
of events will be on our Facebook, or feel free to contact us at These items cannot be collected with the leaves and
the firehouse. piles containing these items will be left until the resident
removes this unacceptable material. Limbs and branches
which are stacked in a separate pile will continue to be
collected by the City under the chipper program that
continues to operate during leaf collection.
This year, residents will be permitted to bring leaves to
the curb until Sunday, December 5, 2021. Residents are
no longer allowed to bring additional leaves to the curb
after this date. Leaves brought out by December 5 will be
collected, but any leaves after this date must be bagged
and placed at the curb for regular trash collection.
Chipper Program Continues to
Operate during Fall Leaf Season
Residents are asked to place brush and limbs with the cut
ends facing the road in a separate pile and away from the
leaves. Keep in mind that the brush program only handles
woody materials such as branches, limbs, and logs, while
the leaf program only handles leaves. All herbaceous
landscape plant material must be bagged for regular
As we recover from COVID-19, please remember to routinely Rumpke collection as this material cannot be handled by
check in on family, friends, and neighbors. Many people may either the chipper or the leaf machine. As a reminder, this
still be dealing with the emotional and psychological impacts is a residential service only and any material generated
of the pandemic. A friendly visit or phone call can help. by a contractor shall be removed by those performing the
Look out for these potential signs of mental health concerns: work. Please have all acceptable material placed at the
side of the curb by Monday morning at 7:00am in order to
Avoidance of social situations ensure timely collection.
A basic inability to concentrate or perform daily tasks
Low energy levels
Unexplained aches and pains
9 Easy Steps to Cleaner Stormwater
Feelings of helplessness or hopelessness While heavy rainfall events are becoming more frequent,
Substances abuse (smoking, drinking, drugs) the need for cleaner stormwater becomes even more
Severe anger, worry, or confusion necessary as this will one day be your drinking water.
Verbal or physical confrontations with friends and family Here are nine simple things that you can do to help the
Thoughts of self-harm or harm to others stormwater remain clean.
Proven methods to improve mental health: 1. Use fertilizers sparingly and sweep up driveways and
Seek professional help if needed sidewalks.
Connect with friends and family 2. Never dump anything down storm drains or in the
streams.
Keep a positive outlook
3. Vegetate bare spots in your yard.
Stay active, exercise
4. Compost yard waste.
Help others
5. Use least toxic pesticides, follow the labels, and learn
Get adequate sleep how to prevent pest problems.
Develop healthy coping skills 6. Direct downspouts away from paved surfaces.
Meditate or pray Consider capturing the rainwater in a rain barrel and
If you have additional questions or concerns, please call using the water to irrigate landscaping.
the Springdale Health Department at 513-346-5725. We will 7. Take your car to the car wash where water is recycled
provide referrals to local agencies that specialize in treatment instead of washing it in the driveway.
and care. In extreme cases, call the suicide hotline (1-800-273- 8. Check your car for leaks, and recycle your motor oil.
8255) or 911 for immediate help. 9. Pick up after your pet.
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Springdale Community Center Members can register online for Programs and Events, Room Rentals for
Birthday Parties and Family Gatherings, and Membership Renewals. Visit www.springdale.org/goplay!
Community Center YOUTH PROGRAMS Club Rec is open to all
Springdale youth in 5th- 8th
2021 Memberships Teen Fit grades. It’s a great way to
ALL REGISTERED RESIDENTS ARE ELIGIBLE TO JOIN THE COMMUNITY CENTER. Sunday, October 17 • 1:30 - 4:30pm socialize with friends, participate
(PLEASE CALL 346-3910 FOR INFORMATION)
This class will cover the basics of cardio, strength in fun activities, and help out in the community.
training, and nutrition. All teens are welcome to Contact Elaine Hansen for additional information
Type Individual Family
learn the proper way to work out and eat in this on events EHansen@springdale.org.
Activity Membership $20 $30
hands-on class. After passing the class, those 13 SCC Members - $2 per event
Fitness Membership $50 $70
and older with a Springdale Community Center Non-SCC Members - $4 per event
Pool Membership $75 $95 Fitness Membership will be able to use the Participants must pre-register
Racquetball Membership $15 $25 Fitness Center. Registration required. A current
Must have Activity, Fitness or Pool Membership. for all ClubRec events
Community Center Membership is required.
Senior Resident Membership $20 See a Fitness Center Team Member for more Freaky Friday Festivities
Residents 62 and older will receive an Individual
Pool Membership, access to the Racquetball Courts information. August, “Friday the 13th” • 6:30 - 8:30pm
and Senior Lounge at this special price. Where fun and scary meet.
Senior Non-Resident $20 Tiny Gym Time Registration: July 10 - August 12
Activity Membership Fridays (Begins Oct 1) • 10:00 - 11:30am
Non-resident seniors 62 and older may join the Come tumble, run, jump, and play with us during Fall Fest
Community Center and enjoy the same benefits
Tiny Gym Time at the Springdale Community October 8 • 6:00 - 8:00pm
as an Activity Membership, which does not
include access to the Fitness Center or the Pool. Center on Fridays from 10:00am-11:30am starting Pumpkin spice and everything nice! Enjoy a fall
Non-Resident $300 $400 Friday, October 1. Free and for ages 2-5 years themed evening of games and activities. End
Six Month Option $160 $225 old. For more information, contact Springdale the night by cooking s’mores over the open fire.
Business Membership $150 $200 Parks and Recreation Department at 346-3910. Registration: September 10 - October 7
Six Month Option $85 $125
Springdale offers YOUTH SPORTS ACTIVE ADULTS
Active Duty Military Pass Springdale Community Center Members Co-Ed Cornhole league
The City of Springdale will grant a complimentary annual (SCC) may register beginning September 1, Thursday Evenings
Community Center membership to any Springdale resident, spouse 2021. SCC Activity membership requirement Register NOW
and dependent children who are serving full-time active duty in
the military. Membership will be granted on an annual basis with waived for residents participating in youth sports Play Begins: September
verification of “Active Duty Orders” and proof of residency. for their first time. Non-resident registration Price: $25 per team of two
begins October 1 and fee is an additional $25 per
Daily Hours of Operation child. Youth sports fees may be paid online with Co-Ed Racquetball
credit card (SCC members only) or in person with Days Vary
Monday - Friday.......................9am - 9pm
Fitness Center, Indoor Track, Main Gymnasium, Racquetball Courts, cash, check or card. For online registration, visit Registration Begins: November 1, 2021
and Senior Lounge open at 6:00am. Monday-Friday mornings. www.springdale.org. Play Begins: January, 2022
Saturday................................9am - 5pm Price: $5
Sunday..................................1pm - 9pm
Instructional Basketball
Times are subject to change and will be posted at the Community Center.
Children in kindergarten and 1st grade Women’s Volleyball
Registration: September 1 - September 30 - $20 Wednesday Evenings
Holiday Schedule ($35 beginning 10/1) Registration Begins:
Labor Day Monday, September 6................ Closed Basketball – Youth and teens in grades 2-12 November 1, 2021 (SCC member teams)
(Pool Open: 12pm - 8pm) Registration: September 1 - September 30 - $40 December 1, 2021 (Non-SCC member teams)
Thanksgiving Thursday, November 25.......... Closed ($55 beginning 10/1) Play Begins: January, 2022
Price: SCC Member Teams $135
Cheerleading – Youth in grades 1-5 SCC Non-Member Teams $235
What is SYB Registration: September 1 - September 30 - $20
Springdale businesses may register a team
(Springdale ($35 beginning 10/1)
beginning November 1 for $135.
Youth Boosters)?
About the Springdale Youth
Boosters: The group is a non-profit, volunteer-
REGULAR POOL SEASON Now – September 6
based organization comprised of Springdale Pool Season Hours Pool Concession Stand
residents working together to secure donations Now - August 8 • 12:00pm - 8:00pm Open during pool hours.
that help provide more affordable youth sports Extended Pool Season Hours
programs in Springdale. To join, contact Aug. 14-15, 21-22, 28-29 & Sept. 4-6 Pool Closes for
Springdaleyouthbooster@yahoo.com. 12:00pm - 8:00pm Season September 6.
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FITNESS PROGRAMS
Ballroom Dancing Hip-Hop Spin Slimnastics
Thursday • 3:00 - 4:30pm Monday, Wednesday, Thursday • 7:15-8:15pm Monday, Wednesday, Friday • 9:15-10:15am
This beginner class will introduce dancers to 2nd Sunday of every Month • 1:15 - 2:15pm A class for women that combines the best parts
Detroit style ballroom dancing. We recommend Hip-Hop Spin is about getting on the bike and of dancing and aerobics into one to lower body
that women wear small heels with felt pad spinning to your favorite Hip-Hop music while fat and burn calories. Instructor – Sue 738-0361
coverings and men wear leather soled shoes. burning calories. Instructor – Inga 341-5669
Instructor – Kathye and Greg 604-2483 Slimnastics +
Jazzercise Monday, Wednesday, Friday • 10:30-11:30am
Boot Camp Monday, Wednesday, Friday • 5:55 - 6:55pm Join us after Slimnastics as we have some fun
Monday • 5:30 - 6:15pm Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday • 9:30-10:30am and learn a few new dances. Instructor – Joyce
Join us for a high energy, fat burning workout that A high-intensity mix of dance-based cardio and 825-3057
utilizes military moves with body weight that’s strength training for a calorie-crushing total body
sure to help build stamina, promote weight loss, workout. Instructor – Elaine S. 260-3604
Tai Chi for Health
Monday • 1:00 - 2:00pm
and build muscle. Instructor – Fitness Center
Team 346-3910 L.I.F.E. – Low Impact A gentle, yet powerful exercise form that
combines fluid movements, breathing, and
Fun(ctional) Exercises stretching to improve muscle tone, balance,
H.I.I.T. Fit Tuesday, Thursday • 11:00am - 12:00pm flexibility, and reduce stress. Instructor – Barbara
Tuesday, Thursday • 5:55 - 6:55pm This class promotes stronger bones, better balance, 267-0409
Saturday • 11:00am - 12:00pm and healthier bodies that will help with everyday
This action packed high intensity interval tasks. Instructor – Fitness Center Team 346-3910 Zumba
training (H.I.I.T.) class combines the benefits of Tuesday • 7:05 - 8:05pm
kickboxing and strength training that’s sure to Line Dance Zumba combines high energy and motivating
challenge your body and give you the results you Thursday • 1:00 - 2:00pm music with unique moves and combinations for a
need. Instructor – Elaine M. 446-1839 Open to singles and couples who want to learn fun workout. Instructor – Melissa 969-4772
to dance or expand your existing dance skills
while having fun and exercising at the same time.
Instructor – Judy 520-2784
SPECIAL EVENTS
Neighborhood Yard Sales Shred Sensitive Documents Skills & Drills
Saturday, August 14 • 9:00am - 2:00pm Saturday, October 23 • 9:30am - 12:30pm Basketball Clinic
Clean out the garage, attic and basement while A mobile shredding unit will be on Saturday, November 13 • 10:00am-12:00pm
earning some cash during this year’s Neighborhood site at the Community Center on Participants 7-12 years of age will run through
Yard Sales. The best part of all, the sale is right Saturday, October 23 from 9:30am-12:30pm so various fundamental drills to improve their technique
at YOUR house. The City of Springdale will that residents may safely destroy their unwanted and skills. Registration begins October 15.
widely publicize this community-wide event. Take sensitive documents and records. This is an
advantage of the extra traffic of buyers who will opportunity to dispose of those old financial and Tree Lighting Ceremony
cruise Springdale looking for your bargains! medical records, past bank statements and other Monday, November 29 • 7:00pm
documents which you would not feel comfortable The tree at Springdale’s Municipal Building will
Junior Olympics throwing away in the trash. All material will be be illuminated, officially beginning the holiday
Saturday, August 21 • 10:00-11:30am shredded onsite and recycled. season in Springdale. Springdale Elementary
The event is comprised of eight competitive events students will sing carols with a visit from Santa,
for boys and girls ages 10 and under. Event is free Monster Mania IX: and refreshments to follow. The public is invited
and open to the public. Pre-registration begins
August 1 at the Community Center. If interested in
A Monster Comeback to this free event.
Saturday, October 23 • 2:00 - 4:00 pm
volunteering, contact 346-3910.
Come down to the Community Center where kids
Springdale Santa 5k
Saturday, December 4 • 9:00am
Family Movie Night in the Park ages 2 through fourth grade will enjoy Halloween
Run or walk our 1mile/5k course
Friday, October 1 • Movie games, activities, treats, haunted room tours, and
a costume contest. Registration begins October 1. dressed as Santa or in
begins at dusk (approx. 7:20pm) your festive holiday attire.
Fun for the whole family! Each fall, Springdale
Youth Boosters hosts a family movie night at the Veteran’s Day Ceremony Afterwards join us for
music, cookies, and cocoa
Springdale Community Center in the Amphitheater. Thursday, November 11
with Santa. Proceeds
Bring chairs and blankets to get comfortable. Springdale Veteran’s Memorial benefit Springdale Offering
Concessions will be open for a variety of snacks, In honor of those who have defended Support (S.O.S) helping
hot dogs, drinks, and of course popcorn! freedom, many paying the supreme sacrifice, needy families in our community.
Springdale will present a special ceremony in Registration begins November 1.
Father-Daughter Dance commemoration of Veteran’s Day. Parking is
Saturday, October 9 • 6:00 - 8:00 pm available at the Municipal Complex. Groups
For any additional information on our
Fathers and their daughters will enjoy music, interested in participating in this year’s tribute
programs, events, and services, please check
dancing, food, and making memories. Tickets should contact Matt Beaty at mbeaty@
us out online at www.springdale.org/goplay,
will go on sale September 1 at the Springdale springdale.org. Time and details to be
346-3910, Annual Program Guide or Facebook
Community Center. announced.
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City of Springdale
11700 Springfield Pike
Springdale, Ohio 45246
Mayor
Doyle H. Webster
Office .............................346-5705
Home..............................671-4489
At-Large Council Members
Carolyn Ghantous .................328-4046
Lawrence Hawkins III.............300-4607
Joe Ramirez ........................608-9003
Districts Council Members
Jeffrey Anderson...............400-4786
Holly McQuillan-Emerson ....742-2418
Meghan Sullivan-Wisecup....293-6408
Tom Vanover....................671-7034
Clerk of Council/Finance Director
Kathy McNear......................671-2510
City Administrator
John J. Jones.......................346-5700
Assistant City Administrator
Brian Uhl............................346-5700
email ......................admin@springdale.org
www.springdale.org
N e w s I n B r i e f
Concerts in the Park Get the SCOOP! 15th Annual Business Expo/Chili
Location: Springdale Community
The Scoop is a Cook-Off to be Held October 5, 2021
bimonthly adult/senior newsletter with The annual Business/Community Expo
Center Amphitheatre two months of fun, educational programs
11999 Lawnview Ave. Springdale, OH 45246 & Chili Cook-Off is planned for Tuesday,
and activities planned to keep you October 5, at the Community Center from
Food: Springdale Youth Booster engaged. Mailing is by subscription to 11:00am to 2:00pm. Sponsored by the
Concessions active members age 55 and older. If you do Springdale Chamber of Commerce, the
Derek Alan Band not currently receive the Scoop and wish to Expo is open to all businesses as well as
be added to our list, contact the Springdale the public. The Expo is a free public event,
August 5, 2021 • 7:30 – 9:00pm
Community Center at 513-346-3910.
High energy popular country with a complete with door prizes and free chili
modern sound and classic roots COVID-19 samples. If your business is interested in
As many of us have witnessed over the having a booth or in donating door prizes,
Active Aging Week (October 4-8) past year, the information surrounding contact Julie Matheny at 513-346-5712 or
Active Aging Week is back! Join us the COVID-19 virus changes regularly. julie@kemperpondofficepark.com.
as we celebrate active adults ages 50 For the most current information, please
and older and promote the benefits of utilize the following resources: Garbage and Recycling Collection
leading an active, healthier lifestyle.
Ohio Department of Health’s Note – Thanksgiving Day
Once we begin, your week will be
Coronavirus Hotline: 833-4 ASK ODH Rumpke collects trash and recycling
packed full of eventful sessions to keep on Thanksgiving Day. The Rumpke
you busy. We finish Active Aging Week To register for the vaccine, visit: https://
schedule for the week remains
with a social where everyone is invited gettheshot.coronavirus.ohio.gov/
unchanged.
to enjoy games, giveaways, activities, Springdale Health Department Website:
and light appetizers. It’s going to be a https://www.springdale.org/health-
fun, educational, fit week! department.aspx
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