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The time has finally come...REGISTRATION FOR SPRING & SUMMER RECREATION PROGRAMS IS NOW OPEN!!! We've got tons of programs for you to choose from, including:
-Tiny Tot Soccer
-Youth Baseball
-Start Smart
-Tee Ball
-Youth Multisport Rec League
-Youth Volleyball Clinic
-Youth Machine Pitch Softball
-Adult Softball
-Softball Tournaments
-Adult Soccer
-Pickleball Leagues
-Pickleball Tournaments
Get out and get active with us to enjoy some warmer weather, greener grass, and bluer skies this spring. Register for all programs starting TODAY at reconline.org .
Do they not have soccer through the city ? The only thing I see is tiny tots.
Kyle Webb let’s talk about this tonight for the girls?!
Do you know when registration for summer swim lessons will open?
Megan Wagstaff tiny tot Soccer!
Lindsey Crosby Cowles, we need to see what the kids want to do
Jennae Devereaux Kosi and tball?
The Police Department has been made aware that there are phone calls being made in the area claiming to be the Clearfield City Police Department or the Court.
If you receive a call from either source the best thing to do is write down the name of the person you are talking to and say, "I would prefer if I contact you directly about this" and then give us a call through our dispatch non-emergency line 801.525.2806. We will not ask for credit card information or any social security information over the phone so do no give anything out to these scammers.
Also I couldn't think of a better image so here is our Assistant Chief of Police Rogers. Doesn't he look like a nice guy. That is all.
Found this cool picture of Rogers when he was a rookie escorting Bruce Wayne down the streets of Gotham
Well if I get a call I won't be able to give them my Social Security number. They called yesterday and said it was suspended. 😆 Don't become a victim. Never share private information and always wear your seat belt. <3
He does look like a nice guy. I just wonder does he like chocolate?
Let's talk PICKLEBALL COURTS! Did you know you could rent our pickleball courts to have all to yourself? This means if you want to hold a tournament, family reunion, party or group hang for your pickleball pals, you can reserve it to make sure you have access to plenty of courts. We have noticed unauthorized tournaments being scheduled using our courts without following proper payment or reservation procedures, so we wanted to give you the pricing list and details here. You MUST reserve the courts to hold any event, and our Community Services Department needs to be aware of all details of your event.
Reserving 4 or more courts for 4 or more hours constitutes a tournament and requires a special event permit and liability insurance. Only one all-day event rental is allowed per month on weekends during the months of April-October, unless approved by Community Activities and Services Director.
Full payment is required at time of reservations. Reservations for courts will begin October 1st for April 1st through October 31st of the following calendar year reservations. The rest of the fee is due 30 calendar days prior to the event. Cancellations require a 60- day notice, and cancelling later than the 60 days forfeits deposit.
Cancellations due to weather, venue conditions or city-declared emergency will be rescheduled, if possible, or refunded. Playability of venue will be determined by city staff. Clearfield City reserves the right to cancel any scheduled activity due to conditions or circumstances that are determined to be detrimental, unsafe or in conflict with city ordinances.
Liability insurance naming Clearfield City must be submitted with scheduling request for all users holding a tournament. Amounts on liability insurance can be found in special events permitting policy.
Visit clearfield.city/parks-recreation/facility-rentals/ or call 801-525-2700 to get your reservation started!
reservations required for public hourly use, or only tournaments?
@clearfieldcity when will all nets be up at Steed?
We're keepin' it fresh with our weekly police department blotter! Check out what our department has been up to.Okay here's the situation...(My parents went away on a week's vacation. And they left the keys to the brand new Porsche...would they mind? Umm, well, of course not! I'll just take it for a little spin, and maybe show it off to a couple of friends. I'll just cruise it around the neighborhood. Well, maybe I shouldn't...yeah, of course I should!) Anyway, here's our weekly department stats from Feb. 14-20.
*Disclaimer: This is a fun song, but the Clearfield City Police Department does not condone "borrowing" your parents' Porsche and taking it for a joyride.
This is simply amazing!Tonight, during the Clearfield City Council Meeting, Chief Kelly Bennett awarded two citizens and a Clearfield Dispatcher with the Clearfield Police Department Life Saving Award.
On January 26, 2021, Dispatcher Carson Porter received a 911 call regarding an 11-year-old boy who was unconscious and not breathing. The 11-year-old boy was found inside of a vehicle that was later determined to have a mechanical failure that caused his medical emergency. Dispatcher Porter provided CPR instructions to Mauricio Gil and Alenkar Damian who performed CPR for nearly 7 minutes until the medical personnel arrived. Their actions were beyond honorable.
Nearly at the same time the emergency response arrived, the boy started to breath and regained consciousness. Since then, he miraculously has made a full recovery. It was an honor to present a CHIEFS Challenge coin and police patch to him.
Over the past several months throughout the Country there has been a feeling of alarm, fear, divisiveness, and violence. However, this is what our community represents, what public safety represents, and how we should treat one another; quick to respond to help a stranger, quick to show compassion, and not afraid to demonstrate what community means.
Alex Damian
