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Upcoming Events
Rentals
General Information
Adult Programs
Youth Programs
Senior Programs
Registration Info
Upcoming Events
YARD WASTE COLLECTIONS BEGIN MARCH 24
The collection of yard waste along with your regular trash pick up will
begin the week of March 24, 2008 and run through the week of December 5,
2008. Yard waste should be placed on the curb on your regular collection
days in separate paper bags or waste containers.
State law prohibits the depositing of yard waste in land fills. Yard
waste is: Grass Clippings, Leaves, Garden Debris, Shrub and Brush Trimmings
under 2" in diameter. Yard waste is NOT: Sod, Pet Waste, Logs, Dirt, Stumps
or Branches over 2" in diameter.
Dog License Renewal and Rabies Clinic April 26th
All Township Dog licenses will expire on April 30, 2008. Licenses may be
renewed at the Treasurer’s Office for an $8.00 fee for dogs and a $3.00 fee
for cats. After April 30th, the license fee will increase to $16.00 for dogs
and $6.00 for cats. Proof of rabies vaccination is required for all license
renewals.
If your dog is still in need of rabies shots, they will be available on
Saturday, April 26, 2008 from 9:30 AM to Noon at the new Animal Control
Building on Lillian Street for a fee of $10.00 per dog. You may also
purchase your license at this time. A great way to save time and get your
pets shots and license in one trip!
Annual Spring Clean Up Weeks May 5-16, 2008
The Brownstown Beautification Commission has announced that the weeks of
May 5-9 and May 12-16 are Annual Spring Clean Up Weeks. During Spring Clean
Up, Waste Management will accept, on your regular trash pick-up days,
unlimited household rubbish and many items normally not accepted.
Items accepted include tires, small car parts, appliances with Freon,
unlimited household rubbish, yard waste and bulky items.
During Spring Clean Up please make sure all items are placed at the curb
in 32 gallon or smaller containers or bags. Bundle all loose items in 3 foot
or smaller bundles weighing no more than 50 pounds. Working together we can
help "Clean Up " Brownstown starting at home.
SPRING FALL Clean up Dates
2008 May 5 through May 16* 2008 October 13 through October 24*
2009 May 4 through May 15* 2009 October 12 through October 23*
*During the Annual Spring/Fall Clean-Up, residents may dispose of larger
items on their regular scheduled collection day only.
Please make sure all items are placed at the curb in 32-gallon or smaller
cans or bags. Bundle all loose items in three foot or smaller bundles
weighing no more than 50 lbs.
Items accepted during spring/fall clean-up include tires, small car
parts, appliances with Freon (refrigeration units), unlimited household
rubbish, yard waste and bulk items. Please note; Freon free, bulk items are
accepted year round.
29TH ANNUAL FREE KIDS FISHING DERBY
Open to Boys & Girls of all ages, the derby offers the opportunity to
spend a relaxing day fishing and picnicking along the Huron River. Trophies
and prizes will be awarded for the Longest Fish, Most Fish caught, and
Smallest Fish Caught in three age groups: Ages 7 & Under, Ages 8-12 Years
and Ages 13 & Over.
Location: Pte. Mouillee Headquarters Island, Campau Road
Cost: Ages 12 & Under - FREE (Must be accompanied by an adult) Ages 13 &
Over - $1.00
Schedule: Sunday, June 1, 2008 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM Registration Starts at
Noon
The derby will run rain or shine.
Don’t forget your bait and fishing tackle!
 Rentals
Community Center Booking 2009 Dates
The Brownstown Community Center, located at 21311 Telegraph Road is now
booking group rentals through 2009. The halls can accommodate up to 323
people and a full kitchen is available.
Rental rates range from $50.00 for groups of 50 or less on a weeknight to
$500.00 for groups of up to 323 on a weekend. Halls are dividable to
accommodate any size party and rental rates vary with party size. Kitchen
facilities are available for a $50.00 charge. White table linens and
clean-up services are also available for an additional charge.
A $100.00 security deposit is required to reserve a date. To check date
availability, please call the Recreation Dept. at 675-0920
Thorn Park Shelter Reservations Accepted April 1st
Starting Tuesday, April 1st, 2008 residents may reserve the Thorn Park
Picnic shelter for summer 2008 events. A fee of $25.00 per date is required,
limit of one date per residence. Reservations, by Township residents only,
are accepted in person only at the Community Center.
The 40’ x 60’ shelter is equipped with 12 tables and has one electric
outlet available. Capable of accommodating up to 100 people, the shelter is
ideal for family reunions, company parties, and large picnics.
For larger parties, a 6 foot hooded, charcoal barbecue grill is also
available for rentals. The grill may be rented at the Community Center for
an $11.00 charge with a $50.00 security deposit.
General Information
Are you interested in a Curbside Recycling Program?
Brownstown Township is looking for feedback from residents regarding the
interest of a curbside recycling program. The program would include township
wide weekly collection of newspapers, magazines, catalogs, plastic bottles,
cans, glass bottles and junk mail in a single 18-gallon curbside recycle bin
provided to you for the program. The collection would be on your normal
rubbish collection day. The cost is estimated at approximately $2.20 per
home, per month. If you would like to give us your opinion, please complete
the following and return it to:
Department of Public Works
21313 Telegraph Road
Brownstown, MI 48183
Attention: Recycling
or phone us @ 734-675-4000
or e-mail us @ dpw@brownstown-mi.org
CURBSIDE RECYCLING SURVEY
The last page of this Newsletter contains a short survey regarding the
possible implementation of a curbside recycling program in Brownstown.
Please take the time to complete and return the survey to the DPW
Department. Your input is need as to the Community’s desire for curbside
recycling. Please direct any questions to:
Department of Public Works 21313 Telegraph Road Brownstown, MI 48183
Phone 734-675-4000 or e-mail at
dpw@brownstown-mi.org
Thank you in advance for your participation with this survey.
Commissioners Needed
Brownstown Township is currently seeking residents interested in serving
on the Recreation Commission, Planning Commission, Environmental Review
Commission, Architectural Review Commission and the Brownstown Building
Authority.
Most Commissions meet on a monthly basis, in the evenings, to discuss
areas of concern for their appointed jurisdictions and make recommendations
to the Township Board.
Interested residents should submit a letter of interest and resume to:
Sherry Berecz-Burton, Clerk 21313 Telegraph Road Brownstown, MI 48183
Get involved with your Community!
Discount Amusement Park Tickets
Once again this year, Brownstown Recreation will be offering discounted
tickets to many area amusement parks and attractions. Offered in cooperation
with the Michigan Recreation and Parks Association, this program allows you
to purchase your tickets before you leave and avoid the long lines at the
parks.
Tickets will go on sale in early May and will be available for the
following parks: Cedar Point, Geauga Lake, Detroit
Zoo, Kings Island and Michigan Adventure. Check the PDF file for
actual prices.
BIKE PATH SET TO OPEN IN LATE SPRING
After years of planning, design, grant applications and permits,
construction is nearly complete on the Woodruff Road Bike Path. Fall saw the
installation of asphalt for most of the path, the placement of the bridge,
relocation of several electrical poles, and completion of the railroad
crossings. Once the weather breaks, crews will return to complete the paving
and perform site restoration work.
The path is expected to be ready for use in late spring, allowing bikers
and walkers access from Lake Erie Metro Park to Rockwood, Flat Rock and
beyond. Watch for a formal opening and ribbon cutting later this spring.
Youth
Programs
NEW SUMMER AQUATICS PROGRAMS!
I n cooperation with the Gibraltar School District,
Brownstown Recreation is proud to announce the Summer 2008 Aquatics Program
featuring Swim Lessons, Open Swimming, and the Downriver Swim Club Swim
Team.
Group A—Ages 3-7yrs M-Th 11:15-12PM
Swimmers who are hesitant about entering the water and will focus on:
Comfort in sitting in pool on submerged bench Entry into water Floating
on back Kicking Forward movement in pool Recovery from jump into pool
Group B—Ages 4-8yrs M-Th 11:15-12PM
Swimmers who are comfortable in the pool and ready to start learning
basic freestyle and backstroke:
forward movement arm and leg movement for freestyle arm and leg movement
for backstroke streamline position recovery from diving board treading water
Group C—Ages 5-9yrs M-Th 11:15-12PM
Swimmers are competent in freestyle and backstroke and are ready for more
stroke refinement and additional strokes:
improvement on stroke technique building on endurance 1-2 laps
introducing breast stroke/butterfly beginning flip turns
Private Swim Lessons
$15/half hour
Schedule with aquatic supervisor at start of each session Dates
(6/16,7/7, 7/28) from 8:30-12noon
Group Swim Lessons
$60/session or $165/summer—space is limited in these classes All swimmers
need to be potty-trained and ready to participate in the program. No water
wings, lifejackets, or other water toys permitted. Parents are not allowed
in the pool with the children but may watch from the stands.
Competitive Team
$50/session or $135/summer
No partial session cost permitted
$5 fee for each swim meet
Swimmers will compete in one swim meet against area teams each session
for a total of three meets for summer 2008. Swimmers will be awarded ribbons
for their age group place.
Junior/Senior Group—10-18yrs M-Th 8:30-10AM
Composed of High School, Middle School, and other swimmers with
competitive swimming backgrounds. These swimmers will workout with the
aquatic supervisor four days a week; working on improving stroke technique,
gaining speed, and developing turns and starts to increase their competitive
advantage. All swimmers in this group should be very familiar with all four
competitive strokes (free, fly, back, breast).
Novice Group—5-13yrs M-Th 10-11AM
This group of swimmers will be composed of those athletes who are
familiar with swimming and are comfortable in the water but need guidance in
learning additional strokes and building endurance. The swimmer in this
group should be able to swim at least one length of the pool. Swimmers in
the novice group will be divided up within the group based on ability and
may move up within this group. There will be 2-3 subsections of this group.
Registration: Brownstown Recreation 21211 Telegraph Road, Brownstown
Location: Carlson High School, 20550 W. Jefferson
Schedule: Monday-Thursday Session I June 16 to July 3 Session II July 7
to July 24 Session III July 28 to August 14
Aquatic Supervisor: Amy Hulderman
Call 675-0920 for More Information
OPEN SWIM—M/W 5-7 PM $2/person or $5/family daily
SAFETY TOWN
This program is designed for children entering kindergarten in the fall
2008. The nationally established program was developed to provide childhood
safety education. Children learn about fire, poison, strangers, traffic,
cars and playground safety. They participate in safety lessons on the new
Safety Town Village, built through community donations, a miniature layout
complete with houses, sidewalks and crosswalks. Speakers from the Police
Dept. and local utilities, provide safety training to enable children to
enjoy and understand good safety practices. Safety town ends with a
graduation celebration.
Location: Safety Town Village, Thorn Park
Schedule: August 4-15 Session I 10:00 AM to Noon Session II 1:00 PM to
3:00 PM
Cost: $40.00 Residents/$45.00 Non-Residents
NEW FREE PRESCHOOL PROGRAMS!
The Woodhaven-Brownstown Schools, in cooperation with Brownstown
Recreation and Woodhaven Recreation is offering an exciting new preschool
program to help children ages 0-5 get ready for school. Funded through the
Great Parents Great Starts Collaborative, each one hour event is FREE and
helps provide reading readiness and education skills in a fun and exciting
program. A parent or guardian must attend with the child.
Blazing Readers presents: Sunny Spring Surprise
Celebrate the wonders of Spring on a musical adventure with your child.
Location: Community Center
Schedule: Weds April 23 10:00 AM-11:00 AM
Cost: FREE
Blazing Readers presents: Adventure on the Open Range
A musical adventure for you and your child to imagine horse riding, rock
climbing, canoeing and camping.!
Location: Community Center
Schedule: Weds May 21 10:00AM-11:00AM
Cost: FREE
LEARN TO SKATE
Open to boys & girls ages 4 & Up this program offers classes for the
beginning skater through competition level skaters.
Instructor: Ice Box Arena Staff
Location: Ice Box Sports Center
Schedule: Tuesdays for 8 weeks Session V April 15/Session VI June 3 4:50
PM Basic 4-8 & Freestyle 5:20 PM Ages 4-6 Snplw 1-3/Basic 1-2
Cost: $55.00 @ Ice Box Arena
YOUTH T-BALL/SOFTBALL REGISTRATION
Registration information for boys and girls ages 5 to 14 years interested
in playing t-ball or softball this summer. Practices begin in May with games
played during June and July. Players ages as of December 1, 2008 determines
players age for the season. All participants receive a t-shirt and cap. The
following programs are available:
T-Ball (Boys & Girls) Ages 5-6 Coach-Pitch(Boys & Girls) Ages 7-8 Junior
Boys Softball Ages 9-12 Junior Girls Softball Ages 9-11 Intermediate Girls
Softball Ages 12-14 Girls Fast Pitch Ages TBA (Register for Fast-Pitch @
Woodhaven Recreation)
Cost: T-Ball/Coach-Pitch - $25.00 Softball - $35.00
Registration: Recreation Offices on a space available basis until April
25th.
All new players must present a birth certificate to register!
Scholarships are available for those unable to pay registration fees.
Volunteer Coaches needed - Call 675-0920 or sign up at registration.
KARATE
Come and learn both Korean and Japanese Karate. This comprehensive
Martial Arts Program features classes for ages 4 to adult, including weapons
work at higher levels with top quality instructors at all levels.
Instructor: Bill Barker, Progressive Tactics Martial Arts
Location: Community Center
Schedule: Little Dragons - The Little Dragons program teaches the younger
age group the skills needed for martial arts training at a later age. The
program includes proper stretch, exercise and games to promote balance,
focus, team work and discipline. Basic martial arts skills are then
incorporated. Students have their own belt system based on class attendance
and performance. Additionally life skill teaching occurs in all classes.
Boys & Girls Ages 4-6/Mondays 6:00-6:45 PM Cost: $40.00/month
Basic Karate - This program is a traditional martial arts program
teaching self defense through balance, focus, team work and discipline.
Certified instructors teach and evaluate students using the traditional
testing and belt system.
Ages 7-12 Mon & Weds 6:00-7:00 PM Cost: $55.00/month Ages 13-Adult Mon &
Weds 7:00-9:00 PM Cost: $55.00/month
Modern Arnis - This program features a Filipino style of martial arts
known for its knife, stick and sword work. Open to instructor approved
advanced students.
Instructor Approved Adults Weds 8:00-9:00 PM Cost: $30.00/month
Adult
Programs
GETTING STRONGER
A progressive class to increase the strength of your muscles and the
integrity of your bones. Plus a fat burning exercise program that will leave
you with an elevated metabolism for several hours after the workouts. Bring
a mat and two sets of weights (light/heavy). A great step up from our
regular exercise classes!
Instructor: Diane Donahoo, Nationally Certified
Location: Community Center
Schedule: Mondays 7:00-8:00 PM Thursdays 6:00-7:00 PM 10 weeks Starting
April 14
Cost: $41.00 One Class/$61.00 Two Classes Non Residents add $5.00
STRIP AEROBICS
WANNA HAVE SOME FUN??? This class is designed to have fun while working
out using dance moves, hip twirls, body swirls, hip rocks, etc. The session
will teach you basic moves that will be incorporated into segments of fun
dance pieces, working cardiovascular while having fun doing it. WHY NOT TRY
IT AND HAVE A GOOD TIME—LAUGH A LITTLE, MOVE A LOT AND SMILE WHEN YOU LEAVE!
Bring a mat and hand weights.
Instructor: Pam Dumais, SCW Group Aerobics/CPR Certified
Location: Hunter School, 21320 Roche, Brownstown
Schedule: Mondays 7:00-8:00 PM 6 weeks Starting April 15
Cost: $26.00 One Class/Non Residents add $5.00
THE MIX
This workout starts off with 30 minute of cardio, using various
techniques of aerobic dance, kickboxing and standing abs routines. Next is a
10 minute floor abs lab, ending with a ten minute stretching routine. Class
is open to both men and women and all participants should bring light
weights and a mat.
Instructor: Diane Donahoo, Nationally Certified
Location: Community Center
Schedule: Saturdays Starting April 12 8:00—9:00 AM 10 weeks
Cost: $41.00 One Class Non Residents add $5.00
3-C’s—CARDIO, CORE, & CONDITIONING
Fun CARDIOvascular while building CORE strength and CONDITIONING the body
from head to toe. ALL fitness levels welcome. Great way to meet new friends
and get healthy at the same time.
Required Equipment: Mat, Hand Weights & Step (optional)
Instructor: Pam Dumais, SCW Group Aerobics Certified and CPR Certified
Cost: $26.00 One Class Non-Residents Add $5.00 Adults Only
Schedule: Wednesdays—7:00 PM to 8:00 PM 6 weeks Starting April 16
Location: Hunter School, 21320 Roche
BODY BALL CLASS
A fun challenging workout for core strength, balance, flexibility and
cardioa soft body ball.Great and fun tool for a full body workout - simple
technique to help improve body posture to get you through life's
challenges.Creates great inner core strength. Required Equipment: Mat
(prefer yoga or Pilates mat for stabilization while on the floor), Hand
Weights, Body Ball - burst resistant ball HIGHLY RECOMMENDED—Ensure the ball
is bought according to your height
Instructor: Pam Dumais
Location: Community Center
Schedule: Tuesdays 7:00-8:00 PM 6 Weeks Starting April 16
Cost: $26.00 One Class/Non-Resident Add $5
Adult Programs
PILATES FOR FITNESS
Pilates are a great new fitness technique featuring cross training
routines with an intense abdominal, thigh and lengthening workout. Be sure
to bring a mat and free weights.
Instructor: Diane Donahoo, Nationally Certified
Location: Community Center
Schedule: Tuesday & Thursday Mornings— 9:00-10:00 AM Monday Evenings—
6:00-7:00PM Thursday Evenings— 7:00-8:00 PM 10 weeks Starting April 14
Cost: $36.00 One Class/ $56.00 Two Classes/ $76.00 Three Classes/$96.00
Four Classes Non Residents add $5.00
DOG OBEDIENCE
Who says you can’t teach an old dog new tricks? Bring your old dog or new
puppy to our dog obedience training class where they will learn to sit,
stay, heel, and come when called. All dogs must be at least 6 months of age
and have proof of vaccinations. Completion of beginning class required for
advanced class.
Location: Community Center
Schedule: Tuesdays Starting April 15th 7:00-8:00 PM Beginning Class
8:00-9:00 PM Advanced Class 8 weeks
Cost: $51.00 Resident $56.00 Non-Resident
ADULT SOFTBALL LEAGUES
Come out with your team and enjoy some great softball action. Leagues
available for both competitive teams and those just out for fun.
Registrations accepted by team only.
Location: Thorn Park & Fort-Gib Park
Schedule: Entries Accepted on a Space available basis. Play begins May
4th and runs through July. 18 games season plus double elimination playoffs.
Individual and sponsor awards for regular season and playoffs. Leagues
available:
Men’s Monday Double Headers
Men’s Thursday Double Headers
Men’s Sunday Double Headers(3 divisions)
Coed Wednesday Double Headers
Costs: Entry Fee - $350.00 + Umpires $15.00/Game
*No Non-Resident Fees*
Senior Programs
TRANSPORTATION
Through the use of a SMART Specialized Services Grant, the Township of
Brownstown is pleased to offer transportation for seniors and disabled
residents.
For a $1.00 co-pay, seniors and the disabled may ride the Senior Bus to
the Community Center for scheduled activities.
Downriver Cab - available for transportation to Dr. appointments,
banking, pharmacy, etc. $2.00 co-pay each way
Authorization is required so interested parties should contact Senior
Coordinator Maxine Schofield at (734) 675-0920.
SENIOR CENTER ACTIVITIES
The Brownstown Senior Community Center offers a wide variety of
activities for seniors on a daily basis. The Senior Nutrition Program,
Health, Education and Enrichment Programs are conducted at the Center on an
ongoing basis. The Center is open Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 4:30
PM. Below is a listing of the dates and times of ongoing programs. For more
information contact Sr. Coordinator Maxine Schofield at (734) 675-0920
Senior Program Schedule
Blood Pressure Clinic - 1st Thurs at Noon
Fun Lovers Band - Every Mon at 1 PM
Senior Cards - Every Tues at 12:30 PM
Basic Quilting - Every Weds at 9 AM
Sr. Exercise - Every Tu, W, & F at 10AM
Travel Club - Every 2nd Mon at 11:00 AM
Evening Pot Luck - Every 4th Mon at 5 PM
Kroger Shopping-4th Weds at 11:00AM
Meijers - 1st & 3rd Tuesday at 1 PM
Wal-Mart Shopping - 4th Thurs at 10AM
Bingo Breakfast-3rd Monday at 9:00AM
Southland Mall - 4th Tuesday at 11 AM
PRESCRIPTION HELP
If you are a Senior who is over 65 years of age, and you have no
prescription coverage, you may be eligible to participate in one of several
free or discounted prescription programs. Call Senior Coordinator Maxine
Schofield at (734) 675-0920 to determine your program eligibility.
PLEASURE SEEKERS
The Pleasure Seekers, Brownstown’s Senior Club, meets the 1st & 3rd
Thursday of every month at 1 PM in the Community Center. The club regularly
travels, host dances and more. Annual dues are $10.
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
Volunteers are needed to help deliver hot lunches to area homebound
seniors. Meals are delivered daily at about 11:30 AM and the route takes
about an hour to complete. If you are willing to volunteer one or more days
per week please contact Karen Wright at (734) 675-0920.
Monthly Dinner Dances
St Patrick’s Day Party - Thurs March 20
Spring Fling - Thurs April 24
Caribbean Dance - Thurs. May 22
Senior Prom - Thurs. June 19
Dinner Dance tickets may be purchased at the Recreation Dept.
Scheduled Trips
DSO—Beat Goes On - March 27
Meadowbrook Theater - March 29
Menopause the Musical - April 10
Simply Sinatra - April 17
Cornwell Dinner Theater - April 29
Thunder Bay Resort - May 28-29
These trips and many more are scheduled so check with the Recreation
Department for additional trips. For trips reservations and information,
call 675-0920.
Senior Travel Club
The Brownstown Senior Travel Club meets on the second Monday of the month
at 11:00 AM in the Community Center. Seniors can join for $10.00 and receive
discounts on trips. Call Sr. Coordinator Maxine Schofield at (734) 675-0920
for more information.
HOT LUNCHES AVAILABLE
In cooperation with the Wayne County Office of Nutrition Services, Hot
Lunches are available to seniors age 60 and over. Lunch is served Monday
through Friday at 12:00 Noon in the Brownstown Community Center. Suggested
donation is $2.25 per meal. Reservations are due one day in advance and can
be made by calling the Recreation Department at (734) 675-0920. Monthly
menus are also available for pick-up at the Recreation Offices.
Hot Lunches are also delivered to qualified homebound seniors. Lunches
are delivered Monday through Friday with frozen meals for emergency use. Any
senior needing delivery should contact Wayne County Nutrition Program at
800-851-1454.
Registration Information
Registration for all programs may be made in person at the Recreation
Department, 21311 Telegraph, Brownstown, by phone with full payment on a
credit card, or by completing the form below and submitting with full
payment to:
Brownstown Recreation 21311 Telegraph Road Brownstown, MI 48183
All Program fees include a $1.00 per participant administration fee. This
fee is used to help off set the costs of running the Recreation Department
and help the Department be self sufficient.
Non-Residents are welcome in most programs and will be charged an
additional $5.00 non-resident fee.
Fee Waivers Available
It is the policy of the Brownstown Recreation Commission that no
Brownstown resident child will be turned away from a program due to the
inability to pay a program registration fee.
If your child wishes to participate in any program, and you are unable to
pay the registration fee, please request a fee waiver from Parks &
Recreation Director Mark W. Maxe at (734) 675-0920. All requests are handled
confidentially.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
If, for any reason, you are not fully satisfied with any program, a full
refund of the program registration fee will be issued upon request. Just
stop in the Recreation Department and tell us why you were dissatisfied with
the program, and a full refund will be issued.
Program Suggestions
Ideas and suggestions for new programs are always welcome. If you have a
particular program or event you would like to see offered by Brownstown
Recreation, please contact Parks & Recreation Director Mark Maxe at (734)
675-0920.
BE SURE TO REGISTER EARLY FOR ALL PROGRAMS.
CALL THE
RECREATION
DEPARTMENT AT 675-0920
Brownstown Township
21313 Telegraph Road
Brownstown, MI 48183-1399
SE corner of Telegraph / King Road
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