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SPRING PROGRAM GUIDE 2012 - Madison, Connecticut

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DIRECTOR’S NOTERecreation is a wonderful outlet that we all need tohelp us stay healthy and a way to reduce stress in thisfast paced world. So, come on everyone! Let’s getmotivated and get out and do something new!! Take thetime to experience life! It goes by way too fast. Pleasefeel free to contact us should you see anything that wemay have overlooked or have an idea for a new programWe hope that you take advantage of some of theopportunities listed here. Take pause and look around,the world holds many wonderful sights and experiences.We look forward to serving you and planning the manyopportunities in our booklet. Visit our website !!www.madisonct.orgScot A. Erskine CPRP,CYSADirector of RecreationBEACH AND RECREATION COMMISSIONTom Banisch, ChairmanJeffrey Rosenberg, Vice ChairmanScott Zimmerman, SecretaryKatherine LawtonPaul MaxwellBEACH AND RECREATION STAFFScot A. Erskine, CPRP, CYSA, DirectorLinda Y. LaSance, CPRP, Assistant DirectorCarrie Gazda, CPRP, Recreation SupervisorAnna Costin, Administrative SecretaryBarbara Sabiston, After School ProgramLOCATION OF DEPARTMENTTo serve you our office hours are Monday throughFriday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and we are located at theTown Campus in Town Hall, 8 Campus Drive, <strong>Madison</strong>.Our telephone number is 203-245-5623.Offices will be closed on the following dates:4/6, 5/28, 7/4SENIOR FRIENDLY <strong>PROGRAM</strong>MINGLook for the symbol. These programs are “SeniorFriendly” for any adult 55 and up.DEPARTMENT MISSION STATEMENTStrive to employ and retain an outstanding workforceof professionals and trained volunteers and obtaincooperative utilization of community resources.Provide leadership and vision by monitoring trends,evaluating services, and designing for the future.Improve the community by providing equalaccessibility to all citizens, bringing people together, andbuilding positive relationships among a diversepopulation.Create an environment that develops the mind andbody by combining recreational, natural, and culturalresource principles while instilling values andresponsibilities promoting good citizenship andleadership skills.Ensure a safe and well-maintained leisure servicedelivery system that will improve and enrich thecommunity through diverse programs and serviceswithin available resources.Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of1990.The Town of <strong>Madison</strong> does not discriminate on thebasis of disability in admission to, access to, oroperations of its programs, services, or activities. TheTown of <strong>Madison</strong> does not discriminate on the basis ofdisability in its hiring or employment practices.Questions, concerns, complaints, or requests foradditional information regarding the ADA may beforwarded to <strong>Madison</strong> ADA Coordinator:Manager of Human ResourcesTown of <strong>Madison</strong>,8 Campus Drive, <strong>Madison</strong>, CT 06443(203) 245-5602Individuals who need auxiliary aids for effectivecommunication in programs and services of the Town of<strong>Madison</strong> are invited to make their needs andpreferences known to the ADA Coordinator.ROCKLAND PRESERVE INFORMATIONVisit the Rockland Preserve website for up to dateinformation on the property.www.madisonct.org/rocklandpreserve/guides.htmlBAUER PARK INFORMATIONVisit the Bauer Park website for up to date informationon the property. www.madisonct.org/bauerpark.html

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