Fall Recreation and Parks Programs - Perinton Town Government

INSURANCE INFORMATION
MVP HealthDollars
MVP Commercial Care members: You are eligible to use your $50
in HealthDollars by any member in your household for a health and
wellness program. This is a $50 benefit per household, not per member
in the household. You can use it for a fitness membership, or a health
or wellness class. Some restrictions apply. For more information on
HealthDollars, go to www.mvp.org or call MVP Member Services, M.-F., 7
AM-8 PM at 1-800-950-3224. Plan subject to change.
MVP Gold Members
The Perinton Community Center is an authorized SilverSneaker facility.
Bring in your MVP Gold card, and have access to the fitness area, the
aquatics center, or take advantage of the SilverSneaker fitness classes
that we offer. For more information, call MVP Member Services, or our
Senior Center at 223-1617. Plan subject to change.
Excellus Blue Cross/Blue Shield
Members of Excellus Health Plan may be eligible for reimbursement
of their wellness expenses. Please contact your provider directly to
determine eligibility.
TOWN OF PERINTON
Perinton Town Board
James E. Smith, Supervisor
Patricia S. Knapp
Joseph H. LaFay
Peg S. Havens
Stephen C. Van Vreede
Jennifer A. West, Town Clerk
Recreation and Parks Advisory Board
Al Chesonis, Chairperson
Michael Coppola
Jayne LaFay
Cheryl Hanzlik
David Schaeffer
James A. Donahue
Paul M. Fioravanti
Perinton Recreation and
Parks Department
1350 Turk Hill Road, Fairport, New York 14450
Office Phone: 223-5050 • Office Fax: 223-4045
24 Hour Program Information and Cancellation Line: 425-1170
Office Open Monday – Friday, 9:00 AM-5:00 PM
Staff serving your recreation needs:
Jeffrey D. Myers, CPRP – Commissioner of Recreation and Parks
Diane Riesenberger – Recreation Director
Debbie Ellis – Assistant Recreation Director
Kim Zeck – Senior Citizen Program Supervisor
Jeff Ackerman – Recreation Supervisor
Jeff Nutting, CPRP – Recreation Supervisor
Josh Dillon – Recreation Leader
Laura Silins, CPO – Head Guard
Matt Steffen, CPO – Head Guard
Cathy Keating – Senior Office Clerk
Stephanie Kayser – Senior Office Clerk
Michelle Reus – Office Clerk
Maureen Holland – Office Clerk
Amanda Tinsley – Office Clerk
Maggie Monsen – Office Clerk
Denis Gurnett – Maintenance Mechanic
Mike Sozio – PCC Custodian
Stacey Estrich, CPSI – Parks Director
Scott Allen, CPSI – Parks Foreman
Jim Belaskas – Ground Equipment Operator
Jamie Baker – Ground Equipment Operator
Rob Cooper – Ground Equipment Operator
Joe Briggs – Laborer
Dillon Dayton – Laborer/Shop Technician
General Information
Gift Certificates
Available in any monetary designation. Redeemable for programs in
the Department brochure, Drop-In and Fitness passes. Non-resident
restrictions still apply.
Volunteering
Volunteer opportunities are available in several areas including
preschool and youth programs, sports, senior citizen and adult programs,
and special events. If you have a desire to share your time and talent,
please call 223-5050 for a volunteer application.
Part Time Positions
Looking for a unique part time opportunity Perinton Recreation and
Parks is looking for dynamic leaders to develop and instruct their own
programs in Arts & Crafts, Cooking, Drama, Science or just plain fun. Call
223-5050 for more information.
ASSET BUILDING IN OUR
COMMUNITY
The Healthy Communities Healthy Youth initiative
focuses on building 40 developmental assets that are critical for a young
person’s successful growth and development. These assets are positive
experiences, opportunities and personal qualities that all youth need to
be responsible, successful and caring. Because of the powerful impact
of assets, young people who experience the most developmental assets
are least likely to engage in problem behaviors and most likely to thrive.
The Fairport-Perinton Chemical Prevention Advisory Council (CPAC) is
a working partnership among families, schools, students, community
groups, government agencies, and law enforcement. We are committed
to promoting wellness and healthy lifestyles while addressing issues
surrounding alcohol and other drug use/abuse in our schools and
community. CPAC’s mission is to reduce the use of alcohol, tobacco and
other drugs by our youth.
MISSION STATEMENT
The Perinton Recreation and Parks Department’s mission is to provide
safe and satisfying recreation programs, well maintained parks, and
clean and comfortable leisure facilities. We are committed to provide
valued services that enhance the quality of life of current and future
residents.
Americans with Disabilities Act
Compliance
The Town of Perinton Recreation and Parks Department offers programs
for all residents regardless of differing abilities. If you have a question or
concern about program accommodations, call us at 223-5050.
SPORTSNET: Inclusive Sports and
Recreation Network for People with
Physical Disabilities
SportsNet is sponsored by Rochester Rehabilitation Center. If you
or someone you know has a physical disability and is interested in
participating in exercise, active recreation or sports, please contact:
Anita O’Brien, SportsNet Manager, 271-2520, ext. 1742.
Fairport Central School
A special thanks goes out to the Fairport Central School District and its
staff for their cooperation, assistance and the use of school facilities for
Perinton Recreation and Parks programs. Approximately 60 programs
a year, in excess of 3,000 hours of use and serving 13,000 people, are
provided to our department at no cost to our program participants.
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