July 3rd, Independence Day - City Hall, closed
July 3
When we elect our Mayor and Council we hope that they will be fiscally sound, so when we hire a new City Manager lets hope that he too will be fiscally responsibly and before he hires more employees that they do an efficiency audit on the department wanting more employees.
Looking for a cool way to celebrate America’s birthday? If you are a Surprise resident get your tickets today for the 4th of July Pool Party at the Surprise Aquatic Center, 15831 N. Bullard Avenue.
The ticketed event will begin at 5 p.m. on July 4, and will consist of swimming, games, activities and a hot dog, chips and a drink. And this is a great place to see the fireworks, poolside!
Tickets are $6 per person and you must be a Surprise resident. Space is limited, so get your questions today at the Surprise Aquatic Center or at the Surprise Community and Recreation Services Office, next to Surprise Stadium.
If you have questions please call the Surprise Aquatic Center at 623.222.2500 or visit www.surpriseaz.com.
Phoenix to dip into rainy-day fund to fill budget gap
In the City of Surprise: Our operating reserves are based on two-months operating revenue and are set at $18,916,200 for FY2010. In addition to this we have one year of debt service reserved in the amount of $8,523,200.
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Celebrate the Fourth of July with the City of Surprise and the Community and Recreation Services Department, 5 – 8:30 pm, July 4 at the Surprise Recreation Campus. Enjoy live entertainment, great food and lots of family fun! The evening is highlighted with a 20 minute firework show set to patriotic music starting at dusk.
Surprise Stadium – FREE Ticketed Event
Come inside the stadium and watch a Rookie League Baseball Game featuring the Texas Rangers taking on the Chicago Cubs. Concession stands will be offering a variety of food and ice cold beverages including $1 peanuts, popcorn, popsicles and $2 hot dogs and Coke (limit 2 per transaction). Kids can have fun in the Kid Zone with giant slides, obstacle courses, face painters and balloon twisters. There is a $2 charge to participate in the Kid Zone.
The 4th of July Celebration is a FREE family event, with a donation of a canned food item, which will be donated to the Valley View Community Food Bank. Space is limited to the first 10,000 (stadium capacity). Tickets will be required for admission. To guarantee your seat to this fun family event, pick-up your ticket early at the Community & Recreation Services Office located at 15960 N. Bullard Avenue.
Family Fun – Free!
Surprise Community Park – 15953 N. Bullard Ave. - 6 pm
Families can sit back and enjoy live stage entertainment featuring “This Ain’t LA” at the Surprise Community Park Bring blankets, lawn chairs and the family!
Family Picnic Are – Free!
Surprise Recreation Campus – 8 acres – 15850 N. Bullard Ave. – 6 pm
Families can also enjoy live music featuring “The Hype” at the 8-acres grass area directly north of the stadium. Bring blankets, lawn chairs and the family.
The Surprise Recreation Campus is located at 15850 N. Bullard Ave., about two miles west of Grand Avenue between Bell and Greenway roads. For more information, call the Community and Recreation Services Department at 623.222.2000 or visit www.surpriseaz.com.
My nephew, who is a developer, installed this simulator in Springfield, Oregon.
A unique, Danish-made skateboard simulator – the first of its kind in the United States – was unveiled today at the dedication of Willamalane Park and Recreation District’s new Rob Adams Park in southeast Springfield.
Speakers at the Thursday, May 15, ceremony included Willamalane Superintendent Bob Keefer; Mark Vukanovich, managing member of the Bend-based development firm SunTrust Land Co.; Lee Beyer, chairman, Willamalane Board of Directors; and Sid Leiken, mayor of Springfield.
Posted on May 12th, 2009
Integrated research results from ASU scientists have had a direct impact on the Water Resources Master Plan for the City of Surprise.
Faced with the challenge of balancing future water demand with supply, officials from the City of Surprise engaged ASU scientists at the Decision Theater to explore alternate scenarios for the city’s future water use.
The models and collaborative tools created by the scientists helped the city’s decision makers determine the criticality of the balance of needed investments into infrastructure to keep up with demand, land-use proposals currently being considered, and possible conservation policies.
In Surprise, Az the City Manager Randy Oliver, Mayor Lyn Truitt and Council is awful quite about what’s going to happen to the old city hall, they are probably waiting to see if the GO Bonds sell and if they don’t they will sell the property.
Wonder if our liberal mayor, Lyn Truitt is having any luck with hiring our older citizens for under $2.00 an hour?
There has been no comment fron Councilman Richard Alton on how our partnership with job.com is going.
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