Summer weather has finally arrived! Enjoy it while it lasts with a 10 swim Pool Punch Card, now available at $50 for residents! Punch cards can be purchased at Wagner Community Center, East End or Smalley Pool.
Punch cards get you full access to East End, Smalley and the Spray Ground at The Hub.
Thank-you to the Elmhurst Area Moms group for the adorable new lending library at Wagner Community Center! This little library will keep kids having fun for years to come!
Back in March, new customer service standards were rolled out to all levels of staff at the Elmhurst Park District. Staff is regularly making an effort to improve the level of service we provide and are committed to “Bringing our ‘A’ Game”. And now we’d love to hear from you!
We’re teaming up with Glass & Grain Photography to provide a mini-photo session ($250 value) for one lucky winner who completes the survey!
EPD is celebrating 100 years of fun in 2020, and we’re looking for your stories! Did you work for the Park District once upon a time? Do you have any fun memories to share? Please email Kari Felkamp, Director of Marketing, at kfelkamp [at] epd.org.
The Fall Brochure will be delivered the week of July 15! It's packed with details about upcoming community events, our Annual Report and fall program information. Mark your calendars for our registration dates.
Staggering the dates of registration, based on feedback from the community, has improved the registration software’s performance and the District intends to continue with the software through 2020, as long as this performance continues.
With this in mind, program registration for Gymnastics will begin Saturday July 27 at 8 a.m. General Registration and Courts Plus Registration will occur the following week on Saturday, August 3 at 8 a.m.
Construction on the trail connector at the intersection of Butterfield and Brush Hill Roads is now complete and the connector is open for use!
The 740 ft. long by 6 ft. wide asphalt trail will provide a less hazardous ride for trail users. The current alignment at this location had trail users on the shoulder of the road and traveling against the flow of traffic.
The project was partially funded through an Illinois Transportation Enhancement Program (ITEP) grant of $363,200.
