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SUMMER & FALL
CITY GUIDE
WWPARKS.ORG
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SPECIAL EVENTS
Grab your lawn chair and join us Thursday
Nights at Cravath Lakefront Park for FREE
Concerts & Family Fun Events. All events
start at 7:00pm. Please check the website for
inclement weather details.
JULY 26th Family Fun Night:
The Big Rig Gig
Are you ready to explore dump trucks, tractors, skid loaders,
fire trucks, semi’s, create your own hard hat and much more.
AUGUST 2nd
Concert In The Park:
Cydni Meyer
Cyndi Meyer plays a wide variety
of music ranging from country to
70’s and some classic favorites.
She has been playing in the
JUNE 21st Concert In The Park: area with the Rainbow Bridge
Band for 42 years. You will enjoy
Palmyra-Eagle Community Band
songs by Stevie Nicks, Miranda
The Palmyra-Eagle Community band brings programs
Lambert, Patsy Cline, The Carpenters, The Eagles, Carol King
that feature a real slice of home town band music that put a
and many more.
smile on your face and a tap in your toes!
AUGUST 9th Family
THERE WILL BE NO CONCERTS OR FAMILY FUN NIGHTS
Fun Night: Bouncy Fun
JUNE 28TH OR JULY 5TH. BE SURE TO ENJOY THE
Join us as we transform the park
WHITEWATER 4TH OF JULY EVENT.
into bouncy fun with houses,
games, crafts, and face painter.
JULY 12th
You will not want to miss this
Concert In
night of all around free fun!
The Park:
The Dang it’s AUGUST 16th
Great music Concert In The Park:
selection, a variety Piper Road Spring Band
for all ages, and The band was born into the age
something you of rock & roll with individual
can really tap your backgrounds as diverse as
feet to. classical, cowboy, folk, blues
and Dixieland.
Halloween In Whitewater: Ghoul’s Night Out
October 25th, 4:00pm–7:00pm
Bring your little ghouls in their costumes to local uptown
businesses for a howling good time playing games and treats!
JULY 19th Family Fun Night:
Philip & Henry Magic Show City Wide Trick or Treat Hours
This show will be inside the Cravath Lakefront Building. Wednesday, October 31, 4:00pm–7:00pm
Come enjoy this amazing and highly interactive performance. Trick or Treat Hours for the City of Whitewater
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CITY MANAGER TABLE OF
CONTENTS
Welcome to the City of
Whitewater. Whether
you are a resident,
visitor, business
owner, or student, Special Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
I hope you enjoy
everything our city has City Manage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
to offer. Every year I
am amazed at the Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
passion and
excitement our citizens showcase in all they Department Directory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
do. The City of Whitewater staff wants to help
City Hall & City Clerk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
you discover fun new activities.
CDA, Media Services, Ride Share . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
In this expanded City Guide, you will find
a great assortment of programming and Neighborhood Services & DPW . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
recreational activities for you and your family.
We also share key information about our city Police . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
departments and services. In addition to this
guide, you can find up-to-date information Clerk Of Courts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
on our city website, Facebook, Twitter, and
Finance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
cable station. Your comments and ideas are
awesome at our Polco page or via email at Library . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
webmaster@whitewater-wi.gov. We hope
you find this guide useful and that you take Human Resources . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
advantage of the many programs Whitewater
has to offer this Summer/Fall season. Enjoy the Fire Department . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
latest addition to our City Guide and thank you
for being a part of our Whitewater Community. Whitewater Aquatic Center. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Parks and Recreation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Kind Regards,
Treyton’s Field of Dreams . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
Seniors In The Park . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
Cameron Clapper
City Manager Facilities. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
City Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
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INFORMATION
Let Your Voice Be Heard City Receives A DNR Lakes Planning Grant!
The Whitewater Common Council needs your ideas and input The City of Whitewater received a planning grant from the
on City issues. Recently, the City launched Polco, a program Wisconsin DNR to start the planning process of a possible lakes
to help gather that information. Polco is a platform designed to drawdown project. The grant was for $25,000 and will help
increase civic engagement, improve government transparency pay for the studies and research needed to determine how we
and inform municipal governments of constituents input which, can draw down and dredge both Cravath and Trippe Lake. The
in turn, will help better guide public policy. planning process will start this April with more detailed plans
and specifications to come this fall. This project would allow
the city to draw down both Cravath and Trippe Lakes beginning
in the Fall of 2019. There would be a dredging of the lakes
in 2020 and then the lake would be restored in 2021. Look
for more information to come in the coming months as we go
through this planning process.
Lakes Drawdown FAQs
Q: What is a lakes drawdown?
A: For Cravath and Trippe Lakes a drawdown would be
performed by opening the dams and allowing the water
level slowly lower until the water level is down to a stream
You can create an account at Polco.us. Once signed up, you bead. A Lake drawdown is one tool that can be used to
can share your thoughts on new ideas and vote on policy manage aquatic weed problems. Lake level drawdowns
topics facing council for the Whitewater area. The Polco often start in the fall and continue through the winter when
system uses the local voter database verification to break water recreation uses are at their lowest. Most aquatic
down responses by those living in Whitewater and those living weeds are found near the shallow shoreline.
outside of the City. Polco is committed to a strict privacy policy
and a resident’s detailed data and votes are never shared with Q: Why would we do a lakes drawdown?
the City or given to a third party. Visit the City of Whitewater’s A: We are trying to freeze out and control invasive aquatic
website for more information. Your opinions may help impact plants, including Starry Stonewort & Eurasian Milfoil. We
the important decisions made in Whitewater! currently perform a weed harvest twice a season to reduce
the amount of weeds in our lakes. An extended drawdown
has many other benefits to the lake including sediment
City Information desiccation, which means the silty or mucky bottom can
compress up to 1/3 of its depth when fully dried out. This
Go to the City of Whitewater website to find would result in deeper water in our shallow shore areas.
updates of events and meetings. This along with a dry dredging while the lake is drawn down
www.whitewater-wi.gov would allow for deeper lake and a navigable channel for
recreational use. An extended drawdown also would also
Follow us on Facebook for the latest updates on allow other invasive species to be controlled, while some
current events and programs for you and your beneficial native plants, that provide excellent fish and
family. www.facebook.com/cityofwhitewater/ wildlife habitat, are expected to rebound. The extended
drawdown would also give the city and/or DNR an ideal
Follow us on Twitter and share tweets to stay chance to inspect the dam while it’s dry.
in the know about what’s happening around
Whitewater. www.twitter.com/whitewaterwigov
Share Event Information
Are you part of a club or organization and have an event
coming up? Send information, pictures and contact information
to our Media Services department and we will consider
sharing your event on our website, Facebook page, Twitter Be sure to visit www.wwparks.org for additional lake
page and TV station information slides! information and more Q & A’s
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DEPARTMENT DIRECTORY
Police Department Whitewater Aquatic &
Whitewater Municipal Building (262) 473-0556 Fax: (262) 473-0559 Fitness Center
312 W. Whitewater Street (262) 473-4900 Main Number
P. O. BOX 178 Lisa Otterbacher, Chief (until 5/31)
Whitewater, WI 53190 LOtterbacher@whitewater-wi.gov Debbie Oas
Aaron Rapp, Chief (Starting 6/1) Aquatic & Fitness Programmer
Hours: Monday–Friday, Doas@whitewater-wi.gov
8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. ARaap@whitewater-wi.gov
Summers Hours Dispatch, Non-emergency Public Works
(Memorial Day – Labor Day): (262) 473-0555 (262) 473-0560
Monday – Friday, Alison Stoll, Administrative Assistant
8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Finance Department
(262) 473-0580 Fax: (262) 473-0589 AStoll@whitewater-wi.gov
Steve Hatton, Finance and Administration Bradley Marquardt, PE
Administration SHatton@whitewater-wi.gov Director of Public Works
(262) 473-0500 Fax: (262) 473-0509 (262) 473-1380 BMarquardt@whitewater-wi.gov
(262) 473-0139
Cameron Clapper, City Manager Karen Dieter
CClapper@whitewater-wi.gov Finance Support Services Manager Chuck Nass
KDieter@whitewater-wi.gov Streets/Parks/Forestry Superintendent
Michele Smith, City Clerk CNass@whitewater-wi.gov
MSmith@whitewater-wi.gov Mary Hennessy, Accounts Payable
MHennessy@whitewater-wi.gov Tim Reel
Judy Atkinson, Human Resources Wastewater Division Superintendent
JAtkinson@whitewater-wi.gov Kathy Meyer, Utility Billing TReel@whitewater-wi.gov
(262) 458-2718 KMeyer@whitewater-wi.gov
Rick Lien, Water Division Superintendent
Neighborhood Services Information Technology RLien@whitewater-wi.gov
(262) 473-0540 Fax: (262) 473-0549 (262) 473-1391 Fax: (262) 473-0589
Community Development
Chris Munz-Pritchard Tim Nobling, Chief Information Officer Authority
Neighborhood Service Manager/Planner TNobling@whitewater-wi.gov (262) 473-0148 Fax: (262) 473-0559
CMunz-Pritchard@whitewater-wi.gov
Municipal Court Dave Carlson, Executive Director
Greg Noll, Building Inspector DCarlson@whitewater-wi.gov
GNoll@whitewater-wi.gov (262) 473-1384 Fax: (262) 473-0587
Troy Evenson, Building Inspector Beatriz Aranda, Clerk of Courts Irvin L. Young
TEvenson@whitewater-wi.gov BAranda@whitewater-wi.gov Memorial Library
(262) 473-0530 Fax: (262) 473-0539
Scott Weberpal, Geographic Information Parks & Recreation
Systems Technician Eric Boettcher Stacey Lunsford, Director
SWeberpal@whitewater-wi.gov Parks and Recreation Director SLunsford@whitewater-wi.gov
Jane Wegner, Administrative Assistant EBoettcher@whitewater-wi.gov Diane Jaroch, Assistant Director,
JWegner@whitewater-wi.gov (262) 473-0122 Reference & Adult Services
(262) 473-0144 Michelle Dujardin,Recreation and DJaroch@whitewater-wi.gov
Neighborhood Services Officer Community Events Programmer Deana Rolfsmeyer
(262) 473-0145 MDujardin@whitewater-wi.gov Youth Educational Services Librarian
(262) 473-0121 DRolfsmeyer@whitewater-wi.gov
Fire Department and Deb Weberpal, Senior Coordinator
Rescue Squad DWeberpal@whitewater-wi.gov Whitewater Community
(262) 473-0116 ext. 2216 (262) 473-0535 Television
(262) 473-1387 Fax: (262) 473-0589
Brian de la Torriente,
Althletic Program Coordinator Kristin Mickelson
Bdelatorriente@whitewater-wi.gov PR & Communications Manager
(262) 473-0119 KMickelson@whitewater-wi.gov
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CITY HALL & CITY CLERK
Whitewater Common Council Election Information
The City of Whitewater has a City Manager, form of government, Visit http://www.whitewater-wi.gov/elections-voting for
with a seven- member council. The City Manager plans and additional information, applications and ward maps.
directs the administration of the City to ensure that efficient
municipal services are provided and are in line with Common 2018 Election Schedule
Council objectives. The Common Council meets on the first and February 20, 2018: Spring Primary (if needed)
third Tuesdays of each month at 6:30 p.m. in the Community April 3, 2018: Spring Election
Room of the Municipal Building located at 312 W. Whitewater St., August 14, 2018: Partisan Primary
Whitewater, WI 53190. November 6, 2018: General Election
Council Members are elected each April to serve two-year Voter Registration
terms. There are five aldermanic district council positions and To be eligible to vote, you must have lived in the City of
two Councilmember- at-Large positions. Odd number districts Whitewater at least 10 days, be at least 18 years old, and
seats are up for election in odd years; seats for even-numbered have not lost your right to vote.
districts are up for election in even-numbered years. One
council member-at-Large seat is open each calendar year. Absentee Ballots
You must first be registered to vote in the City of Whitewater
To find your common council representative, visit our website before you are eligible to receive an Absentee Ballot.
www.whitewater-wi.gov/government/agendas-minutes/ Print and fill out the application, with proper voter ID and
common-council. mail/drop off to:
Whitewater City Clerk
For Voting Wards & Aldermanic Districts, view the map at 312 W. Whitewater Street
http://www.whitewater-wi.gov/residents/maps PO Box 178
Whitewater, WI 53190
To register to vote, visit our website at http://www. (262) 473-0102
whitewater-wi.gov/elections-voting or visit the 2nd floor of the msmith@whitewater-wi.gov
Municipal Building for help.
For questions regarding the Common Council, please contact Alcohol Permits
the City Clerk’s Office at (262) 473-0102. Alcohol in Parks
Anyone wishing to consume alcoholic beverages in a city
park needs a permit. Send a completed application to the
Be Engaged in City Government City Clerk, along with the $10 fee (checks payable to the City of
The City of Whitewater invites community members to continue Whitewater), five days prior to the event.
to make Whitewater an exceptional community in which to live
work and play. Citizens can apply for positions on boards and Beverage Operator’s License
commissions. The following boards and commissions are A Beverage Operator’s License is required of those who wish
appointed by the Common Council, upon the recommendation to work unsupervised at an establishment which sells beer or
of the City Manager and Common Council President. any alcohol product, whether sold in packaged form or by
● Birge Fountain Committee Board of Zoning Appeals the glass. Complete the application and license fee (1 year
license: $20.00 2 year license: $30.00) along with proof of
● Urban Forestry Committee Community
enrollment in, or completion of a Responsible Beverage Server
Development Authority
Training Course as approved by the State of Wisconsin.
● Disability Rights Committee Ethics Committee Further details can be located at http://www.whitewater-wi.gov/
● Landmarks Commission Library Board licensing/1181-cityclerk-licensing.
● Park and Recreation Board Plan and Architectural
Review Commission
● Police and Fire Commission Community Involvement &
Cable TV Commission
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CDA MEDIA SERVICES
The Whitewater Community Development Authority The City of Whitewater is working hard to keep citizens up to
(CDA) is the economic development agency for the date with all the great things going on in Whitewater.
City of Whitewater. It is governed by a seven member
Board of Directors. The CDA, through a paid professional Whitewater Community Television can be viewed on Charter
staff, works to recruit and retain business and create Cable TV Channel 990 and is available for all Charter
employment opportunities by using a variety of strategies, subscribers. We are always looking for new and exciting local
incentives and assistance. The CDA markets the City programming to show on the station. If you have any program
of Whitewater externally to businesses and individuals ideas, requests for a DVD or requests to rent equipment,
looking to relocate to Whitewater or start a new business contact us! Visit our page at www.whitewater-wi.gov/
here. The CDA works with existing businesses to help department/whitewater-community-television
them stay and grow in Whitewater.
Have information about an upcoming event within the city?
Send us the information and we will review. We can create
an informational slide to show on our station between
programming. We also can share a lot of information through
our website, Facebook and Twitter pages.
To contact the Media Services Department call us at (262)
473-1389 or email the PR & Communications Manager,
Kristin Mickelson at KMickelson@whitewater-wi.gov
The CDA currently has 80 acres available for sale RIDE SHARE
in the Whitewater Business Park. The Whitewater
University Technology Park, home to a
leading-edge technology business incubator, also
PROGRAM
has 40 acres of land available for development. Need a ride? Whitewater has partnered with Brown Cab
Service, Inc. to get you where you need to go with the
Whitewater Ride Share program. Call 920-563-6303 and
Available CDA financial assistance includes: give the location you desire to be picked up or dropped off.
● Grants for qualifying startup businesses. The average pick-up window is 15 minutes and calling ahead
with specific times is always helpful! Need assistance from your
● Loans for job creation. home to the vehicle, getting in and out of the vehicle or help
● A Façade loan program for exterior improvements to carrying your packages or groceries? No problem. The Ride
commercial buildings. Share vans are also wheelchair accessible. Call today to get
● Tax Increment Financing (TIF) for development in where you need to go!
designated districts in the city.
● A no interest housing repair and rehabilitation
loan program.
Prices
$3.35 Within Whitewater City Limits
$2.50 Students within Whitewater City Limits
$2.25 Within Whitewater City Limits for Handicap vehicle
and those 60 yrs and up
$3.25 After 9 pm for all passengers
Additional mile charges applied if driving outside Whitewater City Limits.
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NEIGHBORHOOD SERVICES & DPW
Neighborhood Services Brush Chipping
The City of Whitewater Neighborhood Services Department The city conducts brush chipping year-round every Tuesday.
handles construction and building permits, planning for the To have your brush chipped please call (262) 473-0560 before
city, and neighborhood code enforcement. In an effort to keep 5:00 a.m. on every Tuesday and leave your city address.
Whitewater beautiful, Neighborhood Services would like to
remind residents of certain rules, guidelines and services. Storm Water Catch Basins
Fines and/or penalties will be imposed on those who are
Garbage and Recycling Pickup caught unlawfully dumping any substance into storm water
John’s Disposal is contracted by the city to supply trash, catch basins. Substances like household chemicals, grass
recycling and bulk pickup (old couches, dressers, beds, clippings, leaves, fertilizers, insecticides, automotive fluids, oils,
etc.). Trash pickup is on Thursdays, while recycling days are paints, pet waste and commercial waste are prohibited.
every other Thursday. Bulk pickup is the second Thursday
of the month. Toters may not be set out earlier than 4pm on Anything dumped into storm water catch basins can travel
Wednesdays and must be removed before 9am on Friday. If through storm drains to local streams and rivers. These
containers are left out and the city has to move them pollutants harm water quality and can kill aquatic life. Residents
there will be a $25 fee charged. For more information or to are encouraged to report illegal dumping by calling the DPW at
arrange special trash pickup call John’s Disposal at (262) 473-0560.
(262) 473-4700 or the Department of Public Works at
(262) 473-0560. Potholes
The city anticipates pothole issues on streets when the weather
Bulk Trash Pickup warms. These potholes will reveal themselves primarily in late
Bulk pickup is scheduled on the second Thursday of the month. March or April when the ground thaws. Residents should
This service is provided to dispose of old couches, beds, contact the DPW at (262) 473-0560 To report a pothole.
dressers, etc. There is no charge, just leave the items on the Thank you for your patience and drive safely!
front yard next to the road after 4pm the day before
the pickup. If you would like bulk items to be removed Memorial Bench and Tree Planting Program
immediately call (262) 473-4700 to schedule with The City of Whitewater has a program that lets you honor a
John’s Disposal. Ask John’s about the cost of collection. special person or persons through the living gift of a tree or
memorial bench. You can request to “donate” a tree or bench
Make sure you are living legally that would be placed in the park of your choice as a memorial.
The City had occupancy limits for residential neighborhoods. For more details of this program, please call the City Forester
Check your lease against the Residential Zoning Code to Chuck Nass at 473-0560.
insure you are living illegally. Both you and the property owner
will be subject to fines if you are out of compliance. Contact Compost operation
Neighborhood Services for questions regarding residential The City of Whitewater compost site will open on Saturdays
housing restrictions and regulations. around the end of April, and on Wednesdays in mid May.
The compost site hours will be: Saturdays – 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Don’t skip the permit and Wednesdays – 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. Be sure to watch the City
Make sure your project is in full compliance with codes. For website or call (262) 473-0560 for exact opening dates.
more information call the Neighborhood Services Department
at (262) 473-0540 or visit the City of Whitewater’s website at Weather permitting; the compost site will remain open until
http://www.whitewater-wi.gov/department/ November. City of Whitewater residents only can bring yard
neighborhood-services waste to the site for disposal. All personal containers, including
plastic bags must be emptied and taken home by residents
Sidewalks dropping off compost.
Sidewalks are a public right of way and must be
kept free of debris. Please contact the DPW at (262) 473- The city will have a loader available for composted material
0560; if any part of your sidewalk needs replacing. and wood chips the first Saturday of every month beginning in
May. Residents may help themselves; however, they must load
their own composted material or wood chips.
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Hydrant Flushing The City has allowed SLWA to share
The city’s water main and hydrant flushing program will likely information about their insurance product
take place in May. Flushing of the water mains is necessary with citizens who may be interested in
in order to continue to deliver clean safe water to our citizens. their service. If interested, it is suggested
Flushing of the water mains and hydrants can cause some to first contact your personal insurance
discoloration of the water. Caution should be exercised in carrier to verify if you are already covered and what this
washing of white clothing. Discoloration of the water due to coverage includes prior to contacting SLWA. Call SLWA at
flushing WILL stain white clothing. We notify the public in all 1-866-425-6222 with all questions.
the local media possible therefore we cannot be responsible
for stained clothing. If discoloration is detected, run the cold No Wipes Down the Pipes
water faucet until the discoloration clears. If reduced pressure is Even if a product says it is flushable, do not flush it down the
experienced after flushing you may have to clean the aerators toilet. Only toilet paper should be flushed! The following items
on your house faucets. If you have any questions, please should be placed in a trash can: flushable/disposable cleaning
contact the Water Utility at (262) 473-0543 or the Department or baby wipes, paper or cloth towels, any type of rag, feminine
of Public Works at (262) 473-0560. hygiene products, and facial tissues. Putting these items down
toilets may plug sewers and cause raw sewage to back up into
Wastewater Department your and your neighbors’ homes.
Drug Drop Box
A drug drop box is conveniently located in the Fremont Street
foyer of the Whitewater Municipal Building at 312 W. Whitewater
St. and may be accessed during normal business hours.
This free service is available to all residents of Whitewater who
now have a safe and anonymous means of disposing their
old medications.
Most controlled substances are created synthetically and
are not removed through normal water-treatment processes.
This can result in the discharge of these substances into the
environment and into our ground water supplies. Help Us Maintain Healthy Pipes
Grease Concerns - In order to maintain quality sanitary sewer
Coping with a Sewer Backup services for public health and safety for all residents, grease
If you experience a sewer backup call Wastewater Utility at should never be put down pipes. Grease and sand can settle
262-473-0560 between the hours of 7 a.m. - 3:30 p.m., out and possibly solidify as it would in a pot or pan in your
Monday through Friday, or call 262-473-0555 (after hours). household. Over time this causes the sanitary line (your
We will dispatch a maintenance crew to your address and private line or the public mainline) to become smaller and
determine if the blockage is in the public system or your smaller. The end result is a blockage in the line which will result
private line (sewer lateral). If the sewer main is found to be in sewage in your home, business, your neighbors’ home
clear, it is the responsibility of the property owner to correct or overflowing the system into the environment.
the problem. The City cannot recommend a plumber;
however, a list of area businesses that provide this service is Clear Water Concerns
available. We do recommend residents obtain multiple Roof drains, sump pumps, and/ or foundation drains connected
quotations and check references prior to having the work done. to the city’s sanitary sewer system is illegal. These cross-
If the blockage is in the City system we will fix it as quickly as connections send groundwater or rainfall to the wastewater
possible and keep you informed about what is being done. treatment plant, consuming valuable treatment capacity. Please
familiarize yourself with your house plumbing system. You may
Service Line Warranties of America be contributing to the problem if you have roof downspouts that
Citizens in the Whitewater area may receive letters from Service are piped underground, a sump pump that has no identifiable
Line Warranties of America (SLWA) with information regarding discharge point, or foundation drains that do not discharge
an optional insurance coverage for sewer and water lateral to a low point on your property. Residents must disconnect
lines. If a failure occurred in the water or sewer lateral line unlawful connections to the sewer system. You may contact
between your home and the public utility connection, it would the Department of Public Works at (262) 473-0540 to help find
be your responsibility as the home owner to pay for any repairs. reasonable alternatives.
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POLICE
Parking
312 W Whitewater Street, Whitewater, WI Remember, it is your responsibility to park legally.
Non-Emergency: (262) 473-0555 The Whitewater Municipal Code can be found online at
https://www.municode.com/library/wi/whitewater/codes/
Emergency: 9-1-1 code_of_ordinances or in print at the Irving L. Young Memorial
Email address: police@whitewater-wi.gov Library.
(monitored Monday through Friday,
8:00 am to 4:30 pm, excluding holidays) Signs and Markings
Web site: www.whitewater-wi.gov/department/police Watch carefully for signs and markings that prohibit or restrict
parking, in yellow curb areas, across parking stall lines, in
Facebook: www.facebook.com/WhitewaterPolic yards, too close to driveways, in excess of time limits, etc.
Check up and down the street several car lengths because
signs can’t be everywhere.
Winter Parking Regulations
No parking is allowed on City streets from November 1st to
March 31st from 2 a.m. until 6 a.m. Signs are posted at the
City limits only.
Temporary Parking Permission
Contact the Neighborhood Services Department at
262-473-0540 (or Police Department after regular business
hours) to request temporary permission to park in violation of
restrictions for disabled vehicles and/or special circumstances.
Permission will often be granted for short periods if the vehicle
P3 Tips Anonymous Tip System does not create a hazard. Call for permission right away,
The Whitewater Police Department is partnering with Walworth parking tickets will not be excused after the fact.
County Crime Stoppers to provide an easy and secure option
for submitting anonymous community crime tips. Community Officer Stuppy and K9 Ruso
members can access P3 Tips via their web site at
http://www.p3tips.com or by downloading the app from the
App Store or Google play. Tips are still welcomed through the
Crime Stoppers hotline by dialing 262-723-2677.
Tips submitted through the P3 Tips sophisticated encryption
processes obscure any and all identifying information and
provide assured anonymity for tipsters.
Animal Control
Animal owners must have their dogs and/or cats under voice
command or on a leash. If your animal is at large it will be
impounded by the Walworth County Human Society. There is a Follow us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/whitewaterk9/
$30.00 fee that must be paid to the City Finance Department
before your animal is released. Animals which habitually bark
or cry are prohibited. Citations can be issued for Selling Alcohol
noncompliance of these ordinances It is against the law to charge for alcoholic beverages at the
door of a party, charge for alcoholic beverages in a package
Lost/Found Property deal (such as providing beer with dinner, selling cups to fill
Individuals seeking lost/found property must come to the with free beer or charge for a band or other entertainment
Whitewater Police Department Monday through Friday, 8:00 and “giveaway” the alcohol, etc.) or to be frequenting a
am to 4:30 pm, and be prepared to present either written place of illegal activity such as a party where alcohol is being
documentation or give a verbal confirmation of ownership. served illegally.
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Guideline for Parties & Special Events Citation Procedures
The following is a list of suggestions for all Whitewater
residents regarding hosting parties: AFTER RECEIVING YOUR CITATION:
● Visit surrounding neighbors, be friendly, and make You must either:
sure they know a couple of days in advance that a
A) Post bond and/or enter plea by mail
party will occur.
● Ask guests to respect the neighbors. The host is B) Appear in court on your court date
responsible for the condition of the neighborhood
after the party. TYPES OF PLEAS:
a Not Guilty (Must be entered in writing before your court
● Do not advertise alcohol-related parties to the
date or during your court date.), Guilty , or No Contest
general public.
(Will result in finding of guilty.)
● Monitor your party. Keep it under control if you are
outside, or have open windows. If you do not pay a levied fine, a warrant may be issued
● Do not sponsor large open parties which tend to get for your arrest, or your driving privileges may be suspended
out of control. for up to five years. In lieu of appearance in court, you may
● Do not allow underage drinking. post/pay the bond amount listed on your citation on-line, over
● Do not carry open containers of alcoholic beverages the phone, by mail or in person.
beyond your private property. This is illegal in
Whitewater even if you are over 21 years of age.
● Do not let anyone drive home under the influence
of alcohol. The host can be held civilly and criminally
liable for the drunken person’s actions. This is true,
FINANCE
even if he or she goes somewhere else and drinks
more. Know when to stop serving alcohol. DEPARTMENT
● It is against the law to charge for alcoholic beverages
at the door of a party, charge for alcoholic beverages
in a package deal (such as providing beer with dinner,
selling cups to fill with free beer, or charge for a band
or other entertainment and “giveaway” the alcohol,
etc.) or to be frequenting a place of illegal activity
such as a party where alcohol is being
served illegally.
The Finance Department Manages the Cities day-to-day
finances. Budgeting, investments, payroll, accounts payable
and accounts receivable. Issues, accepts, and processes
Water/Sewer utility payments. Issues, accepts tax payments
and processes property and personal property taxes
December – January 31st. (After January 31st payments
must go to the appropriate county office.) Issues, accepts
and processes miscellaneous invoice payments. Issues dog
licenses and accepts court payments when the Clerk of Court
is not available.
Utility payments can be made online or over the phone at no
charge through our third party processor PSN–Payment
Service-Network. Go to www.whitewater-wi.gov/department/
finance and click on the PSN logo. Login or if you are a first time
user you will need to create an account. Your Utility Bill account
Detective Schleis participates in active shooter training
number will be needed to set up your account. It will take 24
with Whitewater Fire/EMS, other law enforcement
hours to load your billing information and history. We also offer
agencies and WUSD personnel and students.
an IVR (pay by phone) service at (877) 885- 7968 option 1.
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Finish eight titles and receive an invite to our end-of-summer
Irvin L. Young Memorial Library teen lock-in. Pizza, movies, games and more! You can pick up
431 W. Center Street, Whitewater WI program materials starting Monday, June 11th. Libraries Rock!
(262) 473-0530 • www.whitewaterlibrary.org Begins on June 18th. This program is free and open to the public.
Hours: Monday – Thursday 9:00 a.m. – 8:30 p.m.
Friday 9:00 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. Teddy Bear Picnic
Saturday 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. Friday, June 8th, 1:00 p.m.
Sunday – Closed Bring along your favorite stuffed friend for a Teddy Bear
Picnic on the Library’s lawn! There beneath the trees we will
snack, craft and play! All are welcome. No registration require.
Little Explorers Supplies is first come first serve.
June 18th-August 3rd • Ages 2-5 years
Loving books comes before learning to read. Summer Days and Summer Nights with Miss Beth
We are very excited to introduce our new summer reading Monday, June 18th 9:30 a.m.
program for early learners: Little Explorers. Little Explorers Read, Rhyme, Rhythm is a story time program designed for
have an opportunity to read their way through the wilderness, preschool, 4K, and Kindergarten aged children that explores
earning badges for every reading achievement. At the end of early literacy skills through kinesthetic, auditory, and visual
their journey, Little Explorers will receive a certificate of their processing. Children develop and strengthen early literacy skills
accomplishments, a book to keep, and a plush llama to take on and a lifelong love for reading through a curriculum that includes
their next reading adventure. There will also be opportunities children’s literature and poetry, gross and fine motor activities,
for our earliest learners to explore art, music, and science creative dance, music, percussion instruments, art, and props
at library programs designed just for them! Pick up program (hoops, beanbags, parachute, scarves, blocks, ribbons).
materials starting Monday, June 11th. Little Explorers is free and
open to the public. ¡Say Olé! Kaytales
Thursday, June 21st 4:00 p.m.
Libraries Rock: Children’s Program Tuneful Tales & Merry Melodies with Scores of Spanish -
June 18th-August 3rd • Ages 6-11 years just enough LOCO to make tortillas dance!
Learning doesn’t have to end when school does. Kay Elmsley Weeden presents ¡Say Olé!, a lively storytelling
Books, movies, and music, oh my! The library has it all! If you experience for children of all ages. Families are invited to the
are looking for free fun this summer, join the Libraries Rock! Irvin L. Young Memorial Library on Thursday, June 21st at 4:00
children’s program at the Irvin L. Young Memorial Library. p.m. for a bilingual experience incorporating stories, songs, and
For every reading milestone you reach you can earn passes dancing. This program is free and open to the public and no
for summer adventures or supplies for a successful school registration is required.
year. Readers who complete their summer goal win a grand
prize! But wait, there’s more! There are lots of free events to Make Your Own Instruments
attend including a party with Pete the Cat, a Royal Ball, and an Monday, June 25th 4:30 p.m.
interactive hand drumming program. You can pick up program Let’s make some noise! Use everyday objects to make guitars,
materials starting Monday, June 11th. Libraries Rock! Begins on drums, shakers and more! Recycled materials will be provided
June 18th. This program is free and open to the public. on a first come first served basis. All ages are welcome and no
registration is required.
Teen Program
June 18th-August 3rd • Ages 12-18 years Pete the Cat Party
Because cool prizes aren’t just for kids. Monday, July 9th 4:30 p.m.
Looking for your new favorite book? We have that! Join the Nobody knows how to have a groovier time than Pete the Cat!
Libraries Rock! summer reading program. During Libraries Rock! Join us for an hour of Pete-related crafts, activities, and of course-
you can: stories! All ages are welcome and no registration is required.
● Check out amazing new Young Adult titles.
● Like audiobooks? We have those! Hillbilly Science
● Like eBooks to read on your phone? There’s a library app Thursday, July 12th 4:00 p.m.
for that! Take a dash of science, a blob of humor, throw in a hillbilly,
and what do you get? You get the explosive good time of the
For every book you finish you can earn a pass for summer Hillbilly Silly Science Spectacular Comedy Show!
adventure or a slip for one of our amazing raffle prizes.
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Witness the crazy antics of Dr. Cletus Beaker, MD as
he puts a unique twist on the world of science and RESOURCES
experiments. Using his high level of intellect and The City of Whitewater offers a number of career opportunities
scientific training skills, watch as this back-woods boy in over 50 job classifications within a total of 15 departments.
demonstrates his entries for the next upcoming science The City announces job openings to the general public
fair at his local elementary school (he’s determined not to through our website, www.whitewater-wi.gov. We only
get beaten by the 4th graders again)! Crowds will laugh, accept ONLINE applications and only accept applications for
learn, and have a rootin tootin good old time as you learn current openings. Free computer access is available at the
a brand new meaning to the old term: “Weird Science!” Irvin L. Young Memorial Library
Drive-In Storytime
Monday, July 16th 9:30 a.m.
It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s a . . .cardboard box? Children
ages 2-5 are invited to see how far their imaginations will
take them at this unique twist on storytime. Boxes and WHITEWATER FIRE
art supplies will be provided for participants to create a
vehicle of their choice. Afterwards we will enjoy a story
or two with Miss Deana. No registration for this program
DEPARTMENT INC.
is required, but supplies are first come, first serve.
Royal Ball
Monday, July 23rd 4:00 p.m.
Here ye! Here ye! All Princes and Princess of the land
are invited to our Royal Ball. Enjoy decadent treats,
amusing crafts, dancing and real princesses! All ages are
welcome and no registration is required.
Rhythm for Unity with Tom Gill
Thursday, July 26th 4:00 p.m.
“Creating rhythm together helps build and celebrate
community (and it’s fun!) Hand drumming is an ancient The volunteer fire department provides fire protection for the
practice now available to groups of all ages and City from one fire station located at 312 West Whitewater Street.
abilities.”-Rhythm for Unity website. Participants of all Whitewater currently has an ISO rating of 3. Its personnel are
ages are invited to join us for this fun and interactive well trained in the most modern fire fighting methods and are
music program. No registration is required. constantly training to keep pace with new techniques. The Fire
Department began in 1871. The Rescue Squad portion began in
Mud Party 1927. As of 2015, the Whitewater Fire Dept. responded to 500
Monday, July 30th 9:30 a.m. fire and technical rescue calls, as well as 1500 EMS calls.
A mess in the name of science! Come play with mud in
our outdoor STEM program. We will explore with dinos, Anyone is eligible to apply to become a Firefighter or
plants, water and more! All ages are welcome and no Emergency Medical Technician (EMT). Applications are
registration is required. available from the police department dispatch office. To be a
successful EMT applicant, AT LEAST the following must be true:
Harry Potter Birthday Party there must be an available opening, the individual must pass
Tuesday, July 31st 5:00-6:00 p.m. a physical, the individual must pass a background check, the
Happee Birthdae, Harry! Celebrate the birthday of the individual must be available to sign up for a certain amount of
Boy Who Lived with Harry Potter crafts, games, and other hours to be on-call, the individual must be at least 18 years old.
activities. Wear your favorite Harry Potter costume for A Firefighter applicant must also be able bodied and capable
a chance to win a prize. All ages are welcome and no of performing the tasks required of a firefighter.
registration is required.
Any contributions and/or donations can be made to the
Whitewater Fire Department., Inc.
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Birthday Parties
Whitewater Aquatic & Fitness Center Your child’s birthday will be the talk of the playground when
580 S. Elizabeth Street, Whitewater, WI 53190 you have his or her party at the Whitewater Aquatic & Fitness
Phone: (262) 473-4900 • Fax: (262) 473-4969 Center. With a private birthday room and unlimited swim time
before and after the party, all you need to do is bring the
HOURS & CONTACT US cake! The kids will have a wet and wild time playing in our
FITNESS CENTER HOURS: 30,000-square-foot, interactive water playground and pool,
Monday–Thursday: 5:30 am–10:00 pm sliding down our fourstory waterslide and taking a voyage
Friday: 5:30 am–9:00 pm through the lazy river.
Saturday: 7:00 am–6:00 pm
Sunday: 9:00 am–6:00 pm Available rental times for party room:
Mon.-Fri.: 1:00 - 2:30 ; 3:00 - 4:30; 5:00 - 6:30 ; 7:00 - 8:30
POOL HOURS: Saturday: 12:00 - 1:30; 2:00 - 3:30; 4:00 - 5:30
Monday–Friday: Sunday: 12:30 - 2:00; 2:15 - 3:45; 4:00 - 5:30
5:30 am–12:00 pm Adult Fitness & Lap Swim
12:00pm - 9:00 PM Open Swim both pools Two Party Packages available:
Saturday: PACKAGE 1
7:00 am–11:00 am Adult Fitness & Lap Swim ● Beverage, Popcorn, Ice cream
11:00 am–6:00 pm Open Swim both pools ● Use of party room for 90 minutes
Sunday: ● Choice of beverage
12:00 pm–6:00 pm Open Swim both pools ● Popcorn & Ice cream
Day Passes available: ● Unlimited swim before and after the party
$8.00 W.W.U.S.D. resident ● Healthy food alternatives are available upon request for an
$9.00 non-resident extra fee.
Cost: $10 per person. Minimum of 8 guests.
Whitewater Aquatic & Fitness Center does not allow
carry-in food or drink. PACKAGE 2
● Pizza, Beverage, Popcorn, Ice cream.
● Use of party room for 90 minutes
The Friends of the WAFC ● Choice of beverage
The Friends of the Whitewater Aquatic and Fitness Center ● Pizza
group is seeking new members for 2018. The group is made of ● Popcorn & Ice cream
community members who support the WAFC and their effort to ● Unlimited swim before and after the party
promote health and fitness in the Whitewater area. ● Healthy food alternatives are available upon request for an
extra fee.
For example, the Friends group provides funding for the Family
Cost: $13 per person. Minimum of 8 guests.
partnership, which offers reduced membership rates for low
income families and individuals. In addition the Friends worked
with Kiwanis and Rotary clubs to purchase towels for members
PACKAGE 3
● Pool Deck Birthday Party
to use at the WAFC, and instituted a reduced rate swim lesson
program made possible through a donation in memory of a ● Use of pool deck party area for up to 3 hours
Whitewater resident. ● Choice of beverage
● Pizza
Please contact the Friends group at friendsofwac@gmail.com or ● Ice Cream
by mail: Friends of the Whitewater Aquatic and Fitness Center
● Unlimited swim time
PO Box 509, Whitewater, WI 53190
● Healthy food alternatives are available upon request for
additional fee.
Cost: $15 per person. Minimum: 8 guests Maximum: 15 guests
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Annual Pass
Single Seasonal Pass Annual Pass
(Monthly EFT)
Youth $125.00 $410.00 $40.00
Adult $155.00 $525.00 $50.00
Senior $125.00 $410.00 $40.00
Couple
Adult $190.00 $640.00 $60.00
Senior $155.00 $525.00 $50.00
Family (3+) $205.00 $699.00 $65.00
Aquatic Passes
Single
Youth $95.00 $295.00 $30.00
Adult $110.00 $355.00 $35.00
Senior $95.00 $295.00 $30.00
Couple
Adult $140.00 $465.00 $45.00
Membership Information
Aquatic Passes Senior $110.00 $350.00 $35.00
Your Aquatic Pass allows you to use any or all three
Family (3+) $145.00 $470.00 $45.00
pools. Sit in the Whirpool and let the water massage
your cares away, swim laps in our 8 lane Lap pool, or
Fitness Passes
play in the Leisure pool.
Single
Specials!
10 Pack Option Youth $110.00 $355.00 $35.00
Not sure if you want to sign up for a full membership?
We also have punch cards. You get 10 punches and Adult $135.00 $410.00 $40.00
save two dollars per punch on the day rate. If you are a
Whitewater School District resident it costs $60, if you Senior $110.00 $355.00 $35.00
are a non- resident it is $70.
Couple
College Membership Pass
Calling all college students, this is a NEW Passholder Adult $170.00 $585.00 $55.00
option! Show your college ID and get a great deal!
Senior $140.00 $470.00 $45.00
9 Month Membership: $225.00.
* You have the option to pay all at once or have an EFT of $25 set up Family (3+) $180.00 $595.00 $60.00
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SWIM LESSONS Water Aerobics Classes
● Tuesday-Thursday for four weeks, (8 lessons) Arthritis Motion: Slow moving class that uses stretching
● Saturdays for 8 weeks, dates and time below techniques for joints and muscles, while working on strength,
● Fee: $40 Member $50 non-member flexibility, and balance.
● Minimum for class to be held is 3 students, max 10 Dash and Splash: Aerobic based water class, where you
● Refunds not issued; if classes are cancelled, credit is given. will run, jump, and raise your heart rate. Barbells will be
incorporated into movements throughout the class.
Swim Lesson Session Dates: Deep Water Movement: A quick moving water fitness class in
Session 1: Tuesday & Thursday: Sept 11 – Oct 4 deep water that will leave you sweating for more. Water
Session 2: Saturday: September 15- Nov 3 flotation belts are available for use.
Session 3: Tuesday & Thursday: Oct 9-Nov 1 Water Movement: Moderate paced water exercise class that
Session 4: Tuesday & Thursday: Nov 6-Dec 4 (no class Nov 22) uses equipment to create more resistance.
PRIVATE SWIM LESSONS (adult or child) DAY CLASS TIME ROOM INSTRUCTOR
Private lessons are offered to any age swimmer wanting to Dash & Splash 5:45-6:30 a.m. Lap Pool Gina
learn how to swim, perfect strokes, or any level in between. Arthritis Motion 7:00-7:45 a.m. Leisure Pool Lorrie/Sue
Private lessons are offered year round to fit your family’s Monday
Dash & Splash 7:30-8:15 a.m. Lap Pool Kayla
schedule. Lessons are 30 minutes in length and customized to
Arthritis Motion 8:00-8:45 a.m. Leisure Pool Lorrie/Sue
the swimmer’s ability. We also offer semi-private lessons
For more information and fee schedule go to wwparks.org Water Movement 7:30-8:15 a.m. Leisure Pool Janie
Tuesday
Deep Water Cardio 8:30-9:15 a.m. Lap Pool Debbi
MASTER’s SWIM Dash & Splash 5:45-6:30 a.m. Lap Pool Gina
● Monday 6:30-7:30 pm Arthritis Motion 7:00-7:45 a.m. Leisure Pool Lorrie/Sue
● Tuesday 5:45-6:45 am Wednesday
Dash & Splash 7:30-8:15 a.m. Lap Pool Kayla
● Wednesday 6:30-7:30 pm
● Thursday 5:45-6:45 am Arthritis Motion 8:00-8:45 a.m. Leisure Pool Lorrie
● Saturday 7:00-8:30 am Water Movement 7:30-8:15 a.m. Leisure Pool Janie
Thursday
● A session is three months: January-March, April-June, Deep Water Cardio 8:30-9:15 a.m. Lap Pool Debbi
July-September and October-December Dash & Splash 5:45-6:30 a.m. Lap Pool Gina
● Join anytime! Swim coach directed workout that will help you
Arthritis Motion 7:00-7:45 a.m. Leisure Pool Lorrie
stay in shape, perfect your stroke and is great for Triathletes! Friday
● Cost: WAFC Members: $50.00 Dash & Splash 7:30-8:15 a.m. Lap Pool Kayla
Whitewater Residents: $60.00; Non-residents: $70.00 Arthritis Motion 8:00-8:45 a.m. Leisure Pool Lorrie
Swim Lessons 2018 Lifeguard Training
SWIM CLASS DAY TIME AGE PROGRAM Lifeguard training is designed to provide participant with the
Level Pre-1 Tuesday & Thursday 4:30 PM 3-4 years 8102.85 knowledge and skills to prevent, recognize and respond
Level 1 Tuesday & Thursday 5:00 PM 4-5 years 8102.86
to emergencies in and around the pool and water park
environments. Participants must successfully complete the
Level Pre-2 Tuesday & Thursday 5:30 PM 5+ 8102.87
following pre-requisite skills.
Level 2 Tuesday & Thursday 6:00 PM 5+ 8102.88 ● 15 years old
Level 3 Tuesday & Thursday 6:30 PM 6+ 8102.89 ● 300 yard swim using front crawl and breaststroke
Level 4 Tuesday & Thursday 6:30 PM 6+ 8102.9 ● Tread water 2 minutes using only legs
Parent/Child Saturday 9:00 AM 6 mos-3 yrs 8301.8 ● Timed event: Swim 20 yards, retrieve a 10 pound brick from
Level Pre-1 Saturday 9:30 AM 3-4 years 8301.9 the deep end and swim back to the shallow end with both
Level 1 Saturday 10:00 AM 4-5 years 8302.1 hands on the brick.
Level 2 Saturday 9:30 AM 5+ 8302.2 ● Upon successful completion of water skills and written
exam, participants receive certification in ARC Lifeguard and
Level 3 Saturday 10:30 AM 6+ 8302.3
Waterpark skills (including CPR/1st Aid)
Level Pre-2 Saturday 10:00 AM 5+ 8302.4
● Certification is valid for 2 years
Level 4 Saturday 10:30 AM 6+ 8302.5
● Fee: $250.00 Class dates: June 11-18, 8:00 am – 4:00 pm
Level 5/6 Saturday 11:00 AM 6+ 8302.6
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16Lifeguard Re-Certification and Review DAY CLASS TIME ROOM INSTRUCTOR
Participants must be currently Red Cross certified to participate. Circuit Boot Camp 9:00-9:45 a.m. Studio Nicole
Contact the Whitewater Aquatic and Fitness Center to schedule Core Centered 10:00-10:45 a.m. Studio Nicole
a training date and time. Fee: $100
Monday Zumba Kids 4:15-5:00 p.m. Studio Lynnette
NEW PROGRAM! MERMAID CLASS: Step/Bosu 5:15-6:00 p.m. Studio Shirley
Join us for a structured class (2 hours) that is safe and fun! Zumba 6:00-6:45 p.m. Studio Lynnette
You will learn to swim like a mermaid with other adventurous Yoga (beginner/gentle) 8:00-9:00 a.m. Studio Lorelei
mermaids. Age: 7 years and up. Pre-requisite: must know how Tuesday Senior Fitness 10:15-11:00 a.m. Studio Cynthia
to swim. Bring your own tail. Please contact the WAFC for more
Pound 4:15-5:00 p.m. Studio Lynnette
information.
● Fee: $40 resident $50 non resident Deep Water Cardio 8:30-9:15 a.m. Lap Pool Debbi
● Date & Time: TBD Yoga (mixed levels) 8:00-9:00 a.m. Studio Lorelei
Physio Ball Strength 9:00-9:45 a.m. Studio Nicole
WSI (Water Safety Instructor) Class: Wednesday Core Centered 10:00-10:45 a.m. Studio Nicole
Please contact the Whitewater Aquatic and Fitness Center for
Zumba Kids (7-12 yr) 4:00-4:45 p.m. Studio Lynnette
more information.
Hula Hoop 4:45-5:30 p.m. Studio Lynnette
Land Fitness Classes Zumba Toning 5:30-6:15 p.m. Studio Lynnette
Circuit Boot Camp: A circuit training class that uses a variety of Yoga (beginner/gentle) 8:00-9:00 a.m. Studio Lorelei
resistance, cardio & style Thursday Senior Fitness 10:15-11:00 a.m. Studio Kayla
Core Centered: Total abdominal and back strengthening and
Pound* 5:30-6:15 p.m. Studio Lynnette
stretching using physio balls, mats, and resistance.
Hula Hoop: Basic Hula Hoop knowledge. Learn techniques and Step/Strength* 9:00-9:45 a.m. Studio Nicole
Friday
tricks at your own pace Core Centered* 10:00-10:45 a.m. Studio Nicole
Physio Ball Strength: Combines muscles-sculpting, Step/Bosu 8:30-9:30 a.m. Studio Shirley
core-firming benefits, and flexibility work. Saturday Zumba* 9:30-10:15 a.m. Studio Lynnette
Pound: Instead of listening to music, you become music in this
Hula Hoop 10:15-11:00 a.m. Studio Lynnette
full-body workout combines, conditioning, and strength training
with yoga and pilates-inspired movements. Designed for all
fitness levels. Fitness Classes are ongoing. Classes are subject to change at
Senior Fitness: Slow moving class that uses flexibility and anytime. Phone: 262-473-4900 wwparks.org - “Aquatics” tab
balance. This class is designed for individuals with muscle or
joint restrictions.
Step/Bosu: This is a fast moving class that is taught on an
elevated platform while incorporating the bosu ball which is a
balancing piece of equipment.
Step/Strength: Great fat burning workout taught at all levels
combining cardio and strength moves.
Yoga (beginner/gentle): A calming, stress-relieving yoga class
to stretch and strengthen the body gradually. Emphasis is on
building awareness of the breath and the body. Personal Training
Yoga (mixed levels): A little bit of everything. Some flow, The Whitewater Aquatic and Fitness center is pleased to offer
some holds, definitely working on the basics. There will always Personal Training. We have three certified personal trainers to
be an option to take it easy, and an option to challenge help you meet your fitness goals. Please contact the
yourself.*Beginner friendly* WAFC for more information.
Zumba: Perfect for everybody and everybody! We take the
“work” out of workout, by mixing low-intensity and high-intensity Boot Camp
moves for an interval-style, calorie-burning dance fitness party. Join Coach Ryan Givens for an energizing early morning
A total workout, combining all elements of fitness – cardio, workout. Every Mon-Wed-Fri from 5:15-6:15 am in the WHS
muscle conditioning, balance and flexibility, boosted energy gymnasium. Contact the WAFC for more information.
and a serious dose of awesome each time you leave class.
Zumba in the Circuit: Zumba fans who want to add circuit Massage Therapy
training. The high-octane, Latin-inspired dance rhythms of Our massage therapist at the WAFC has over 20 years
Zumba® combine with the benefits of metabolism-boosting experience. Book a massage today or buy a gift certificate and
strength training for one complete workout. give the gift of relaxation.
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Attraction Tickets
Tickets to these attractions are available for purchase at the
Municipal Building, 1st floor, Finance window, between the
hours of 8:00 am–4:30 pm, Monday through Friday. Tickets
will be available May 21st–August 31st. Payment can be made
by credit card, cash, or check.
GATE PRICE OUR PRICE
Milwaukee Zoo
Adult $15.50 $11.25
Child (Ages 3-12) $12.50 $9.25
Children 2 and Under Free Free
Noah’s Ark (Wisconsin Dells) Summer is here and we have made some fun changes!
All Day Pass $37.35 $28.00 Summer camps will now be smaller in size and will only
Children under 35” Free Free take week long registrations. Please note there will be two
different camps, at different locations. The Armory Art Studio
Six Flags Great America & Hurricane Harbor
is located in the Basement of the Armory. Be sure to sign up
Any Day $77.24 $50.25
early, waiting lists will not be taken for summer camps.
WPRA Week (June 30th- July 8th) $77.24 $38.24
Children 2 and under Free Free Innovators Kids Camp
Children are presented with fun indoor and outdoor activities,
hands-on challenges that encourage creative problem solving,
Whippet City Running Club teamwork, and innovation. Grouped by grade and nurtured by
The Whippet City Running Club is a new, FREE class for kids our incredible staff, campers take on art, science and outdoor
in Kindergarten through sixth grade (K-6). This class helps kids activities tailored to their level.
learn how running can be a fun, positive, and healthy activity for
lifelong fitness. Current high school/middle school cross country This camp will be held in the Art Studio of the Downtown
coaching staff and student-athletes in grades 7-12 will be Armory, located on the lower level. You must register for the
present during each class to help maintain a positive, inviting, entire week, with maximum participant number of 20.
and welcoming environment for all individuals. No experience
is necessary for children to participate, and families are DATES/ LOCATION CLASS # TIME COST DEADLINE
encouraged to come and walk/run while their children attend 6/11-6/15 Resident $80.00
3501.21 7:30am-5:30pm June 1st
the class. We will run on campus trails that vary in terrain, and Armory Art Studio Non Res $100.00
ice water will be provided at each class. You just need to bring 6/18-6/22
3501.22 Noon-5:30pm
Resident $50.00
June 8th
a water bottle and come dressed ready to run! WW HS Non Res $62.50
6/25-6/29 Resident $50.00
3501.23 Noon-5:30pm June 15th
WW HS Non Res $62.50
The final class will include a short cross country style race with
7/2-7/6 No 7/4 Resident $40.00
appropriate flagging and a start/finish area. All registered K-6 WW HS
3501.24 Noon-5:30pm
Non Res $50.00
June 22nd
participants that attend two out of the three course sessions 7/9-7/13 Resident $50.00
before July 4, will receive a free entry into the July 4th Whippet 3501.25 Noon-5:30pm June 29th
WW HS Non Res $62.50
City Mile event. 7/16-7/20 Resident $80.00
3501.26 7:30am-5:30pm July 6th
Armory Art Studio Non Res $100.00
Date/Time: Tuesdays & Thursdays; 7/23-7/27
3501.27 7:30am-5:30pm
Resident $80.00
July 13th
Armory Art Studio Non Res $100.00
June 26, 28, July 3, 5, 10, 12; 6:00 pm–7:00 pm
7/30-8/3 Resident $80.00
Class #: 1901.21 Armory Art Studio
3501.28 7:30am-5:30pm
Non Res $100.00
July 20th
Cost: Free Deadline: June 20, 2018 8/6-8/10 Resident $80.00
3501.29 7:30am-5:30pm July 27th
Location: The class will tentatively plan to meet in Lot 22 off of Armory Art Studio Non Res $100.00
Schwager Drive on the UW-Whitewater campus, near the 8/13-8/17 Resident $80.00
3501.30 7:30am-5:30pm Aug 3rd
Armory Art Studio Non Res $100.00
Baseball Field and Track Complex.
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