Winter 2026 Activity Guide

More information about the updated format and pricing can be found on page 50. The Monthly Unlimited Fitness Pass and Punch Passes will go on sale starting December 1, and will be available for use beginning in 2026. Our department strives to provide exceptional services and these changes illustrate our willingness to listen and modify services based on customer feedback. I hope you have a safe winter season and take part in the many activities we offer.

OLDER ADULT SERVICES COMMUNITY CONVERSATIONS 2026 The City is collecting feedback on the needs and desires of older adult residents and how best to provide support for the aging process. Caregivers, family members and community members are invited to share their thoughts at one of the following opportunities: • Monday, January 26 at 10 am Bob Crane Community Center, Level 5, Event Center C • Wednesday, February 11 at 3 pm Tremont Library, Friends Theater • Tuesday, February 17 at 12:30 pm Bob Crane Community Center, Level 5, Event Center A NEW - UA CARES HELPDESK Meet the UA CARES Social Worker and ask questions on a variety of topics like aging-in-place, caregiver support, food and utility assistance, mental health and other older adult resources. Stop by the UA CARES Helpdesk to learn more about services on any of the following days, from 10 am–Noon: • 1st Wednesday of the month: Bob Crane Community Center, Level 1, Public Safety Office • 2nd Wednesday of the month: Tremont Library • 3rd Wednesday of the month: Bob Crane Community Center, Level 2, Older Adult Services Office • 4th Week: Alternating schedule (see below) • Monday, December 22 at Lane Road Library • Tuesday, January 27 at Miller Park Library • Wednesday, February 25 at Lane Road Library • Tuesday, March 24 at Miller Park Library

Debbie McLaughlin, CPRP Parks & Recreation Director

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UA CARES (Community Assistance, Referrals, and Education Services) is a collaborative program between the City’s Fire and Police divisions. The team promotes community health by bringing together paramedics, officers, and a social worker to educate residents, prevent injuries, and address healthcare and wellness needs. Services include home safety evaluations, fall prevention, connections to medical, social, and financial resources, and emergency preparedness training. Through proactive care and education, UA CARES helps reduce emergencies and strengthen community connections.

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