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SOUTH SUBURBAN PARKS AND RECREATION |
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May 2026 Events
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www.ssprd.org | 303.798.5131
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Summer Catalog: Online Registration Opens April 14
The South Suburban Summer 2026 Catalog will go live and registration for summer programs will open on April 14. Registration for all specialty summer camps, week-long club camps, and single-day camps is currently open. View and register for all your favorite summer programs and summer camps at register.ssprd.org.
Splash Passes for Outdoor Pools On Sale April 14
Splash Passes for unlimited summer admission to all four South Suburban outdoor pools go on sale beginning April 14. New this year, Splash Pass holders will receive physical key fobs to expedite entry to all outdoor pools. Find more information and purchase Splash Passes at ssprd.org/Splash.
2026 Matching Gift Program
Applications for the 2026 Matching Gifts Program are now open through May 31. Each year, this 1:1 matching fund program enables individuals, neighborhoods, homeowner associations, sports groups, businesses, and other organizations to implement projects that enhance shared spaces throughout the District. Interested applicants can learn more about the program and apply by visiting ssprd.org/matching-gifts-program.
Hiring for Summer/Seasonal Positions
Is your teen looking for a summer job? South Suburban is hiring for seasonal positions! A variety of options are available with flexible hours and great benefits. Visit careers.ssprd.org to view positions and apply.
Mulch Mornings on Fridays at Willow Spring Service Center
Mulch is available to South Suburban residents to self-serve on Friday mornings from 8-10:30 am at Willow Spring Service Center, located at 7100 S. Holly Street, while supplies last.
Monthly Golf Course Events
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South Suburban Parks and Recreation Alerts Public to Graffiti’s Financial Impact |
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June 2015 |
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Graffiti is writing or drawings scribbled, scratched or sprayed illicitly on a wall or other surface in a public place. South Suburban Park and Recreation District is experiencing an uptick in graffiti throughout the District and wants to alert residents about the problem and the financial impact of graffiti removal.
In 2007, the District began tracking graffiti within its boundaries. Since then, the District has incurred 1,269 incidents for a cleanup cost of $301,145. Since Jan. 1, there have been 43 incidents District-wide. Time and money spent removing graffiti could have been spent on upkeep and enhancements to parks, trails, open space and facilities. Graffiti cleanup not only costs the District, but ultimately impacts those the District serves. South Suburban has installed security cameras in frequently-hit locations to help curb the problem; however, no area in the District is immune to this activity.
South Suburban wants the public’s help in reducing graffiti throughout the District. Remind your teenagers that graffiti is illegal, and those who are caught will be issued a citation and a bill for the cleanup costs. Subsequent offenses could lead to higher fines, community service or possibly more severe consequences, such as felony convictions. To report graffiti, please call Senior Park Ranger Dan Scheuerman at 303.435.8225, or 303.435.8227 afterhours; or South Suburban at 303.798.5131. |
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