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title: 'Parks & Recreation' date: '2010-04-14 20:03:42' modified: '2024-01-10 20:46:01' author: 'z' categories: ['Uncategorized'] tags: [] excerpt: '' slug: 'parks-recreation-4'
<td> **[Aquatic Center](https://1berlin.com/AquaticCenter.htm) | [Miller Natatorium](https://1berlin.com/Natatorium.htm)**2010 Summer Recreation Booklet
Senior Programming and Community Recreation Director, Karen Neuman, karenn@dotnet.com
The Parks & Recreation office is located on the second floor at City Hall, 108 N Capron St. in Berlin and can be contacted by calling 920-361-5437.
Registration Policy
The department reserves the right to change the times, dates, location or cost of any programs should the need arise. No phone registrations will be accepted. All registrations must be completed prior to start of programs.
Refunds
Any participant wishing to receive a refund must notify the department prior to the second scheduled class meeting. A full refund will be issued if a program is canceled.
Age Requirements
Fall/Spring-current age and grade of youth.
Summer-grade youth is going into.
Insurance
The City of Berlin does not carry individual accident insurance. Participants realize that injuries may occur while participating in, in-route or returning home from any recreation activity.
Note
The Recreation Department does not want to exclude any youth who are unable to participate due to unemployment of the head of the family, illness, or any other hardship that might have occurred. If a family is unable to pay for all or any part of the fees for these reasons, they may contact the recreation department.
Fees
Are listed with program descriptions and are designated as RES, N/R, and SDR (School District Resident).
Shelterhouse Rental
Reservations must be made in person at the City Clerk's Office, 108 N. Capron. These are accepted on a first come, first served basis. Reservations open in January of every year. More about: reservations & fees.
Inclement Weather
Outdoor recreational programs are greatly affected by the weather. Tune to WISS radio 1090AM or WRPR 99.5 FM for program cancellations. You can also call the Parks and Recreation Department at 920-361-5437 to find out the status of a program.
Resident or Non-resident?
A "resident" is any person who "lives within the city limits" of Berlin . This is not to be confused with being a Berlin School District resident. City and School boundaries are not the same. A "school district resident" is a person who "lives within the Berlin School District ." Even though your mailing address is " Berlin ," this does not necessarily mean you are a "city resident." Most programs or classes have a different fee for residents and non-residents. If you have any question regarding residency, please call the Parks & Recreation Department at 920-361-5437.
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