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CITY PROJECTSEnvisiondgewaterCONTENTSCity InformationUpcoming EventsCommunity ResourcesNeighborhood ComplianceSustainabilityParks and RecreationParksFitnessPrograms Rentals234567891011Envision Edgewater is a space for the Edgewater community to share ideas, discuss importanttopics, and provide feedback on policy. www.EnvisionEdgewaterCO.comSUSTAINABILITY PLANEDGEWATER 2040Edgewater’s Sustainability Plan is being updatedand the City wants your input. As residents youare the drivers, supporters and beneficiaries ofthe programs the Sustainability Plan Outlines. The update process began September 2024 andis expected to conclude in July 2025. VisitEnvisionEdgewaterco.com to track the progress.On the project page you will find announcementsabout how you can help identify the community’spriorities as well as important dates such aswhen a plan draft will be available for review aswell as when the final plan will be presented toCity Council for adoption. Edgewater 2040 was created to helpguide the future of housing, publicspace, programming, services anddevelopment into the next twodecades. The long-term vision andgoals were co-created with thecommunity to help guide thesechanges to Edgewater’s physicaland social environment. The Planning and Zoning Commission is proud to havecollaborated with diverse identities and a variety oflived experiences, while leaning upon a strongfoundation in technical analysis. REGISTER TODAY! STAY INFORMED AND STAY SAFEBy signing up, you'll receive timely, life-saving alerts via text messages, emailnotifications, voice calls, and SMART911alerts. Edgewater Police Departmentrelies on Lookout Alert to communicatewith the city in critical situations.WHAT IS LOOKOUT ALERT?Lookout Alert is an EmergencyNotification System that keeps you safeand informed during critical situations likenatural disasters, evacuations, lawenforcement activities, and public safetyemergencies.

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Police Administration303-235-0500Monday-Thursday: 8am - 4pmFriday: 8am - 12pmFitness Center720-763-3011Monday and Wednesday: 6am - 9pmTuesday and Thursday: 6am - 8pmFriday: 6am - 7pmSaturday and Sunday: 8am - 3pmCity Offices720-763-3000Monday-Thursday: 9am - 5pmFriday: 9am - 3pmFacebook@CityofEdgewaterColorado@EdgewaterParksandRecreation@EdgewaterColoradoPoliceDepartmentRecreation Registrationwww.PlayEdgewater.comCity Websitewww.EdgewaterCO.GovEnvision Edgewaterwww.EnvisionEdgewaterCO.comCommunity hub for the Edgewater community to share ideas,discuss important topics, and give feedback on policies andplans. CITY HOLIDAY CLOSURESMemorial Day | Monday, May 26 Juneteenth | Thursday, June 19Independence Day | Friday, July 4 Colorado Day | Monday, August 4Labor Day | Monday, September 1CITY INFORMATION1800 N Harlan StreetEdgewater, CO 80214www.AskEdgewater.comSubmit a request with photos, locations, and work directlywith staff to solve issues to get the answers you need. AskEdgewaterDownload the mobile app - search “AskEdgewater” in your app store.www.EdgewaterCO.gov/TownCryerSubscribe to the City Newsletter, Town Cryer, for weeklyinformation on events, activities, local policies, and othercommunity news.Town CryerEDGEWATER CIVIC CENTER

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September 27, 2025Save the date!Spring Clean Up DayRing in Spring 2025 City Events Drug Take Back DaySaturday, April 26 from 10am - 2pmClean out your medicine cabinets and turn in - safely andanonymously - prescription drugs. Free NarCan will be available!Community Garage Sale Friday - Sunday, May 2 - 4Host a sale or shop for your treasure in theneighborhood.Saturday, May 10 from 10am - 12pmFree for the community! Pancakes, magic, springplanting activities, and more!Edgewater Pride Parade Saturday, June 7 at 10amJoin the city and Edgewater Pride for the 6th AnnualParade to celebrate love.Concert in the Park Series Wednesdays from 6 - 8pm June 11, July 9, August 13Local music and food at the park!Bike to Work DayWednesday, June 25 from 7 - 9amBike, scoot, or blade to 25th and Sheridan for freebreakfast, coffee, and swag.Hometown FestHometown FestSaturday, September 27Celebrate all things Edgewater!Saturday, March 29Trash, Recycling, and Paper Shredding at Jefferson HighSticks to Chips Mulching Availablewww.EdgewaterCO.gov/EventsFree for Edgewater Residents UPCOMING EVENTS

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FEELING STRESSED?Stress is a natural response to feeling threatened orunder pressure, affecting our thoughts, emotions, andbehaviors. It can occur in various situations, bothpersonal and professional. Here are some tips tomanage stress effectively:ACCEPTANCERecognize & accept things beyond your control.BUILD POSITIVE EMOTIONSCultivate gratitude & hope to boost mental andphysical health.CULTIVATE CALMPractice grounding, meditation & breathing exercisesto manage anxiety.PHYSICAL EXERCISEEngage in activities like walking, stretching, weight lifting and swimming.HEALTHY HABITSEat well, stay hydrated, and get plenty of sleep.SUPPORTIVE RELATIONSHIPSFoster connections with others for emotional support.Meghan MurphyMental Health CoordinatorMMurphy@EdgewaterCO.comCOMMUNITY RESOURCESMENTAL HEALTHCRISIS INFORMATIONGREEN RIBBONS AT THE CIVIC CENTERBeginning May 1st, green ribbons will be available at theCivic Center to represent Mental Health AwarenessMonth.NARCAN INFORMATION EVENTCollaboration between Community Medical Servicesto provide free NarCan and training during Drug TakeBack on Saturday, April 26th.Colorado Crisis Line1-844-493-8255www.coloradocrisisservices.orgWalk In Crisis CentersWheat Ridge: 4643 Wadsworth Blvd.Denver: 4353 E. ColfaxAurora: 2206 Victor St.Littleton: 6509 S. Santa Fe Dr.Free services available 24/7/365I’m a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with a Masters in Social Work fromMetropolitan State University of Colorado (2014). With 11 years ofexperience in the co-responder/mental health field, I have collaboratedwith various law enforcement agencies and briefly worked as a therapistfor first responders. I am passionate about supporting individuals andfamilies facing mental health or substance use challenges and amexcited to serve Edgewater!EMERGENCIES Non- Perishable Food & Water1. Flashlight & Extra Batteries2. First Aid Kit3. Sanitation and Hygiene Supplies4. Sleeping Bags and Warm Blankets5. Communication Devices6. Change of Clothes and Shoes7. Eyeglasses and Hearing Aids 8. Medications and Equipment9. Health Information and Travel Documents10.10 ESSENTIALS FOR YOUREMERGENCY KIT

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Enter issue location or drag reddotted maker on the map.Describe your problem in detail.Add images for additionalinformation.By creating an account, you can reviewthe status of your request and submitadditional information.Download the free app inyour app store or accessAskEdgewater online:www.AskEdgewater.comTOP TEN TOPICSAskEdgewaterCourt1.Trash and Recycling Services2.Water Issue 3.Code Enforcement: Other4.Edgewater Excellence5.Utility Status Request6.Utility Billing7.Overgrown Weeds and Trees8.Large Item Pick Up9.Pay Utilities Online10.AskEdgewater is the quickest and easiest way torequest assistance from the City. You can report codeviolations, graffiti, water breaks, and so much more!How to Submit a Request on AskEdgewater:Head to your AskEdgewater mobile app orAskEdgewater.com1.Submit a question or concern by selecting a topic andfollowing the prompts.2.Your request will be reviewed by the appropriatedepartment.3.We strive to provide a response within 2 business days.Some requests may take additional research.4.NEIGHBORHOOD COMPLIANCEAskEdgewater

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Five years ago Edgewater adopted its first Sustainability Plan andcitizens committed to taking steps to “reduce consumption of naturalresources, energy and materials” to “reduce pollution and financiallybenefit the City as well as improve current and future residents’ health,vitality and way of life”. Since then, Edgewater’s sustainabilityinitiatives have grown by leaps and bounds and the community hasaccomplished many of its goals. But there is still work to be done!Together we can make further, significant progress on Edgewater’ssustainability goals if we adopt lifestyles and habits that make use ofour resources in responsible ways. Participate in any of the City’s manysustainability programs and play your part in keeping Edgewater ahealthy, safe, and vibrant place to live, work, and play.Learn more at www.EnvisionEdgewaterCO.com/Sustainability-PlanGARDEN IN A BOXReceive $25 off your order of waterwise garden kits fromResource Central when you identify yourself as an Edgewaterresident. Resource Central’s Garden in a Box kits contain starter plants,plant-by-number maps, and a comprehensive care guide detailingwatering needs and seasonal maintenance tips.The garden kits help you save about 7,000 gallons of water overthe garden’s lifetime compared to a traditional lawn. Online ordering starts March 4th for May and June pickup. Visit www.ResourceCentral.org/garden and place your orderbefore discounts run out.The measure of how much waste isdiverted from traditional disposalmethods and managed sustainablyindicates how effective our wastemanagement strategy is!EDGEWATERRESIDENTS DIVERTED 251 TONS OF RECYCLINGAND85 TONS OF ORGANICS IN 2024SUSTAINABILITYHOME ENERGY SQUAD31% of GHG emissions in Edgewater come from home energy consumption. But we can lower ourconsumption by weatherizing our homes with the help of Xcel Energy’s Home Energy Squad. Xcel’s energyexperts will come to your home and make it more efficient by providing you with services like swapping outtraditional bulbs for LEDs, weather-stripping a drafty door, installing energy-efficient showerheads, andinstalling a smart thermostat.Installation, labor and materials are free - $200 value! Go to the Xcel webpage: www.XcelEnergyCores.CleaResult.com and click on the “Schedule Home EnergySquad Visit” button or cal 303-446-7910, Option 2, to schedule a home visit. At the end of the process, use thePromo Code EDGEWATER2024 (all capitals) to activate your discount.

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Missed Pick Up? Please call Scraps directly at 720-807-0562The City of Edgewater partners with Scraps to provide composting pick upservices every Wednesday. Sign up with easy through the Scrap’s website:www.members.scrapsmilehigh.com/create-account/COMPOSTING IN EDGEWATERRECYCLING & COMPOSTINGWhile keeping materials out of our landfills is a major benefit ofrecycling, just as significant is the reductions in energy that resultsfrom not making new products. For example, using recycled aluminumcans to make a new can uses 95 percent less energy than making a canfrom virgin bauxite ore. By reducing energy used in manufacturing,we’re directly reducing carbon pollution.Applying compost to our gardens, yards, and farms keeps carbon out ofthe atmosphere and renews damaged soil. Soil stores three times morecarbon than plants, making compost an incredible sink (EcoCycle). Signup with the City’s partner in composting, Scraps, which providesresidential compost pick up to Edgewater residents every Wednesday.SUMMER WATER RULESWater during cooler times of the day - lawn watering is NOT allowed between 10am and 6pm.Water at most three (3) days per week.Do not irrigate while it’s raining or during days with high wind.Use a nozzle with a shut-off valve when using a hose. Do not waste water by letting it spray on to concrete or asphalt surfaces.Slow the flow: When you inspect your system, and find longer grass is affecting the spray pattern of oneof your heads, simply use scissors to trim the grass immediately surrounding the affected head. Protect our water supply by following these simple water rules from May - October: SPRING MOWING 101Tips for a healthy and water-efficient lawn:Lawnmower Tune up: A sharp blade ensures a clean cut to each grass blade, whichhelps fight off potential diseases. Longer is Stronger (and a weed prevention!): Deep roots are key to a water efficientlawn. Give your lawn a chance to develop long, healthy roots for the summer monthsahead. Wait until grass is at last 2 inches long before your first mow of the season!Avoid Mowing Wet Grass: Not only does wet grass prevent a clean cut, lawns mowedwhile wet are more prone to fungal disease.

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MEET THE TEAMC.R.E.A.T.E PROGRAMFor over 60 years the Edgewater Parks andRecreation Department has been enhancing thequality of life of the community we serve byproviding safe, welcoming parks and recreationfacilities and inclusive programs. Edgewater is home to the Fitness Center, five (5)parks, and the historical Orum House andcommunity garden, in addition to a variety ofclasses, programs and events for youth, adults andseniors. Complete information on activities, rentals,and registration, can be found onwww.PlayEdgewater.com Meghan HollengaAmber MageeDIRECTOR OF PARKS AND RECREATIONFACILITY COORRDINATORNick StuthPROGRAM COORDINATORLindsey Vander-FertgusPARKS AND GROUNDS SUPERVISORThe purpose of the C.R.E.A.T.E Program is to provide financial assistance for use inrecreational activities to residents and students in Edgewater. The City ofEdgewater maintains this program to help residents and students participate inrecreation programs, who do not have the financial means to pay for the fullprogram fees. Edgewater Parks & Recreationwww.EdgewaterCO.gov/parksandrecwww.PlayEdgewater.com 720-763-3011If you need financial assistance to participate in Edgewater programs,please review the application information and apply for the C.R.E.A.T.EProgram by visiting the Edgewater Fitness Center at 1800 HarlanStreet or emailing the form directly to Nick Stuth atNStuth@EdgewaterCO.com. Applications can be found online atwww.edgewaterco.gov PARKS AND RECREATIONRegister for programs, rent facilities,sign up for memberships and more,online, on the phone or in person.

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STEP 1 STEP 2 STEP 3USEASKEDGEWATERTO DETERMINEELIGIBILITYMEET WITH THECITY ARBORIST TOMAKE A TREE PLANSAVE MONEY ANDKEEP THE TREECANOPY HEATHLYHERITAGE CENTER PARK2501 Chase StTREE CAREHealthy Trees create a diverse and resilient urban forest, and also provide long-term benefits for our community.HEALTHY TREE CANOPY PROGRAMGet assistance with a portion of removal, planting, andtreatment for eligible trees on your property.TIPS FORHEALTHY TREESLearn the type of trees onyour propertyRoutinely trim and prunePlant trees on theapproved tree listNeed assistance? Meetwith the City ArboristThe City of Edgewater is proud to offerfive (5) parks and one communitygarden, with 18 acres of open space.Park goers are encouraged to utilize theparks for biking, walking, playing andrelaxing. Please remember to observe all rules andregulations while enjoying our parks including,but not limited to; keeping dogs alwaysleashed, no glass, drugs, or alcohol. CITIZENS’ PARK5570 W. 24th AveMEMORIAL PARK5470 W. 25th AvePOCKET PARK29th & KendallORUM HOUSE2444 Depew St.WALKER BRANCH PARK5825 16th AveCOMMUNITY GARDENDid you know Edgewater has a community garden located at thehistoric Orum House? In 2024, this beautiful space went from beingmanaged by the City of Edgewater staff to a collaborative partnershipwith Denver Urban Gardens (DUG). This new partnership broughtadditional resources, educational opportunities, and a stronger senseof community for all gardeners. Edgewater residents have top priority when reserving garden plotsensuring that local community members can enjoy the benefits of thisvibrant space. PARKS

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FITNESS CENTERHOURSR - residentNR - non-residentDrop-inAnnual+AnnualMonthlyPunch PassYouth (4-17)R-$2NR- $3 R-$200NR-$220R-$100NR-$120R- $11NR- $15R- $25NR- $30Adult (18-61)R-$5NR-$6Shower- $4R-$350NR-$410R-$250NR-$310R-$25NR-$32R-$60NR-$75Senior (62+)R-$3NR-$4R-$75NR-$100N/AR-$16NR-$20R-$38NR-$48FamilyN/AR- $700NR-$820R- $600NR-$720N/AN/A Monday/Wednesday 6am-9pm Tuesday/Thursday 6am-8pm Friday 6am-7pm Saturday/Sunday 8am-3pm Located in the Edgewater Civic Center, the FitnessCenter features a dedicated space with weight andcardio equipment, an indoor track, basketball courtwith six (6) hoops, volleyball court, and fitness classes.The facility also offers two (2) activity rooms great forHIIT, indoor cycling, Zumba, stretching, yoga and more! Residency includes all of Jefferson County. To qualify for Resident rates with the City of Edgewater, proofof address is required with a valid driver's license or state photo ID or anyone over the age of 18. If the ID doesnot have a current address, guests must provide proof of address with a bill/car registration/piece of mail. FITNESS

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FITNESSMEMBERSHIPSAnnual+ Memberships: include unlimited access toboth Level 1 and Level 2 classes at no additionalcost Annual Memberships: are a 12-monthcommitment, and all sales are final. They includeLevel 1 classes; Level 2 classes are available atdiscounted rate of $4/class. Monthly Memberships: include 50% of the drop inprice to all fitness classes.Punch Passes: expire 1 year from purchase date. Family Memberships: are for up to 2 adults (18+)and 2 youth under age 18. All members must live inthe same household. Households with additionalmembers under age 18 will be charged an additional$25 per member after 4Silver Sneakers/Tivity/Renew Active/One PassMemberships: Chat with the Recreation Desk staffto check eligibility for these FREE memberships.These memberships do not include fitness classes. Discounts are available and based on residency. Thesediscounts are only available for annual memberships: HOLIDAY CLOSURESMemorial DayMonday, May 26Independence DayFriday, July 4Labor Day Monday, September 1Jeffco Library- 25% Veterans- 25% Corporate- 10% Jeffco School Employees- 25%

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For the most up to date schedule visit www.PlayEdgewater.comTIME09:0010:0011:0012:001:003:002:004:005:006:007:00MONDAYTUESDAYWEDNESDAYTHURSDAYFRIDAYSATURDAYSUNDAYL1FTFOCUSED FITNESSSTRENGTH +CYCLEZUMBA GOLDCHAIR YOGA(10:30)HATHA YOGA(5:30)FLOW YOGAINDOORCYCLINGZUMBAFLOW YOGA(5:30)L1FTFUNCTIONALSTRENGTHZUMBA GOLDTONING (10:30)CIRCUITTRAINING (11:30)YOGA +STRENGTH (9:30)POUNDFITNESS(10:45) CORESTRENGTH(11:45)INDOORCYCLINGHATHA YOGA(11:15)55+ FITNESS CLASSESFOCUSED FITNESS (LEVEL 1) Through various circuits, this class will focus on increasingparticipants strength, balance, cardio, and join health.Mondays at 11:00am$5 DROP IN FUNCTIONAL STRENGTH (LEVEL 1) This class incorporates practical exercises that bringtogether movements benefiting the body and mind. Wefocus on strength, balance training and mobility in a safe andsupportive environment. Engage in functional standing andseated movements designed to make you move better andget stronger with activities of daily life. Each class will havefun cognitive drills that enhance the mind-body connection.Thursdays at 11:00am$5 DROP IN $3 DROP IN Perfect for Active older adults who are looking for a modifiedZumba ® class that recreates the original moves you love at alower intensity. The design of this class introduces easy-to-follow Zumba ® choreography that focuses on balance, range ofmotion and coordination. Come ready to sweat and prepare toleave empowered and feeling strong. Tuesdays at 11:00amZUMBA GOLD (LEVEL 1)ZUMBA GOLD TONING (LEVEL 1)$3 DROP IN This class combines the dance cardio of traditional ZumbaGold with a workout using small weights. Benefits of theZumba® Gold-Toning program include improved muscletone/definition/strength, improved muscle balance andposture, improved metabolic function. Fridays at 10:30amCHAIR YOGA (LEVEL 1)FREEIn this class you will use the support of the chair to arrive inyoga poses, move, breathe, and ultimately feel good. Benefitsof chair yoga include increased mobility, increased strength,increased muscle flexibility, reduced stress/pain, and clear themind. Wednesdays at 10:00amFree drop in thanks to Jefferson County Libraries TAI CHI FOR ARTHRITIS (LEVEL 1)This is a class where you will learn and practice this ancientexercise consisting of slow, relaxed movements to preventfalls and to improve your body and life. Class dates comingsoon!FITNESS SCHEDULEFREECIRCUITTRAINING

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ADULT FITNESS CLASSES18+ YEARSCIRCUIT TRAINING (LEVEL 2)Experience a 1- Hour strength training and conditioningin a small group setting focused on full bodymovements across multiple planes of motion. Thisclass will alternate between cardio, body weight, andresistance exercises. Open to all skill and fitness levels!Fridays at 11:30am$14 DROP IN INDOOR CYCLING (LEVEL 2) This cycling class has a fun theme each week and avariety of techniques for a well-rounded strength andcardio workout. Modifications for any fitness level canbe made but is geared to be moderately challenging andhelp achieve fitness goals. Sundays at 10:00am andTuesdays at 6:00pm$14 DROP IN STRENGTH + CYCLE (LEVEL 2) Join us for the ultimate HIIT workout. This workoutalternates between the cycle bike and the floor forweight exercises. Cycle shoes are NOT recommendedfor this class. Tuesdays at 10:00am$14 DROP IN YOGA + STRENGTH (LEVEL 2) This class is designed for those who seek acomprehensive workout, aiming to enhance bothflexibility and strength. Through seamless yogasequences, you'll develop poise and agility, while thestrength exercises will target key muscle groups for atoned physique. This synergy of yoga and strengthtraining offers a holistic approach to fitness, perfect forthose eager to elevate their physical capabilities. Saturdays at 9:30am$14 DROP IN FLOW YOGA (LEVEL 1) Dive into a fitness experience that merges the dynamicflow of Power Yoga with the muscle-building elements ofStrength Training. This class is designed for those whoseek a comprehensive workout, aiming to enhance bothflexibility and strength.Tuesdays at 7:00pm and Thursdays at 5:30pm$10 DROP IN HATHA YOGA (LEVEL 1) This class includes breathwork, posture, relaxation, andmeditation. This is an excellent class to learn the foundationsof yoga in a safe and supportive environment. Postures areheld for an extended period to ensure proper alignment andbuild strength and flexibility. Sundays at 11:15am and Mondays at 5:30pm$10 DROP IN POUND FITNESS (LEVEL 1) Using Ripstix®, lightly weighted drumsticks engineeredspecifically for exercising, POUND® transforms drumming intoan incredibly effective way of working out. Instead of listeningto music, you become the music in this exhilarating full-bodyworkout that combines cardio, conditioning, and strengthtraining with yoga and Pilates-inspired movements. Saturdaysat 10:45am$10 DROP IN ZUMBA (LEVEL 1) Zumba® classes deliver the perfect combination of fundance choreography and cardio moves that will have yousweating for the entirety of class. This Latin dance-basedprogram will have you shakin' it to salsa, merengue,reggaeton, and much more from all over the world!Zumba® classes are so fun that you may forget you'regetting a workout! Wednesdays at 7:00pm$10 DROP IN START WITH YOUR CORE (LEVEL 1)All exercises are more successful if you are able tocontrol your core. These classes will feature a creativecollection of exercises and stretches that require you tocontrol your center at all times. The goal will be toimprove your strength and balance and create anawareness of how much your core is involved in all levelsof movement. Open to all skill and fitness levels!Saturdays at 11:45am$10 DROP IN L1FT (LEVEL 1)Total body toning incorporating high reps of relatively lowweights to sculpt muscles and turn you into a fat burningmachine. L1FT workout can be modified to accommodateall fitness levels. Mondays and Thursdays at 10:00am$10 DROP IN

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YOUTH DANCE 1.5-11 YEARSSESSION 3: APRIL 21 - JUNE 9 registration opens April 21SESSION 4: JUNE 23 - JULY 31SESSION 5: AUGUST 18 – SEPTEMBER 29registration opens June 23 Edgewater Parks and Recreation provides a wide arrayof programs and activities for community members ofall ages, abilities, and interests. Registration forprograms can be found at www.PlayEdgewater.com TODDLERPROGRAMS 1-4 YEARSJITTERBUG JAM1.5-3.5 YEARSThis class is an excellent introduction to the world ofdance and music! An interactive movement classdesigned for children and parent/caregiver to enhancegross motor coordination and listening skills throughmusic, props, and dance. This class must beaccompanied by an adult. Wednesdays 10:00am or 11:00am $80 CREATIVE MOVEMENT3-4 YEARSThis fun and creative class is for children with no previousdance experience. Through energetic movement, games,and dance props, children explore rhythm whiledeveloping gross motor skills. Please do not wait toregister as classes fill up quickly. Mondays 4pm or Tuesdays 4pm $75 SPORTS SAMPLERHelp your toddler develop physical and socialskills while learning the basics of numeroussports/activities. Join us while we learn simpleconcepts of basketball, soccer, bowling, netssports, and more! Multiple sessions year round Tuesday/Thursdays 9:15am or 10:15am $45 Resident / $56 Non-Resident 1-3 / 2-4 YEARSTUMBLING/GYMNASTICSExplore new surfaces, body movements, andsafety with your little one. We will learn how tojump, hang, follow directions, and be aroundothers. Multiple sessions year round Tuesday/Thursdays 9:15am or 10:15am $45 Resident / $56 Non-Resident 1-3 / 2-4 YEARSMESSY MAKERSJoin us for an exciting and interactive art class designedfor young children and their caregivers! "Messy Makers" isa unique artistic experience that encourages creativity,exploration, and bonding through the joy of art. Dive intothe world of messy creativity and sensory-richexperiences with various textures, colors, and materials.Come ready to explore, create, and make lastingmemories through the magic of art! Multiple sessions year round Fridays 9:15am or 10:15am $45 resident / $56 non-resident 2.5-4 YEARSINTERACTIVE MUSICIt’s never too early to start making music with your littleone! The flow of class is designed to explore, engage andhave fun with music. Participants with their parents orcaregivers will experience sound, song, rhythm, andinstruments. Multiple sessions year round Fridays 9:15am or 10:15am $45 resident / $56 non-resident 6 mo.- 2 / 2-4 YEARSPROGRAMS

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JR HIP HOP/FREESTYLE4-5 YEARSThis class builds Hip hop skills, developing vocabulary,body awareness, and musicality. Students developconfidence and teamwork while increasing these skillsinto more difficult moves and combinations. Tuesdays 5:00pm$75PRE-BALLET4-5 YEARSThis class will introduce students to simple balletvocabulary, musicality, and classroom etiquette.Through warm up exercises, stretches, and across thefloor movements, this class fosters the love of ballet.Mondays 5:00pm Wednesdays 4:00pm$75HIP HOP/FREESTYLE5-8 YEARSStudents continue working on the fundamentals of balletwhile gaining a greater understanding of ballet techniqueand vocabulary. Dancers will practice simple combinationsacross the floor, developing strength, coordination, andmuscle memory.Mondays 6:00pm Wednesdays 5:00pmThursdays 4:00pm$75BEGINNING BALLET6-8 YEARSThis class builds upon the skills learned from Jr. Hip-Hop,developing vocabulary, body awareness, and musicality.Students develop confidence and teamwork whileincreasing these skills into more difficult moves andcombinations.Tuesdays 6:00pm Thursdays 5:00pm$75BALLET II7-9 YEARSThis class is specifically designed for the continuingdance student. It furthers the physical developmentand understanding of the ballet position,terminology, barre work, practicing multi-stepcombination, and creative expression throughmovement. Wednesdays 6:00pm $75BALLET III7-9 YEARSThis class is designed for dancers, ages 9-11, who have atleast one year of prior ballet experience. We will reinforcefundamentals, introduce new barre routines, and furtherdevelop floor techniques. We will also delve into classicalballet terminology, allowing the students to gain a deeperunderstanding of the language and concepts essential tothe art form. Thursdays 6:00pm $75 Your sponsorship plays a vital role in offering free, high-quality recreational and enrichment programs toyouth at Edgewater Elementary, Lumberg Elementary,and Jefferson MS/HS. With your support, local youth gainaccess to a variety of activities, such as art classes andsports teams, through Edgewater Parks and Recreation. Contact Nick if you are interested in supporting theseprograms through sponsorships –nstuth@edgewaterco.com / 720-763-3036INTERESTED IN SPONSORING LOCALAFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAMS?YOUTH PROGRAMS &CAMPSLEARN TO ROLLERBLADE AND SKATE This program gets new and intermediate roller skaterscomfortable on their skates at the skatepark, teachingskills from basic to advanced, in aggressive/park skating.The course starts at the basics of simply rolling on flatground and advances through skating mini ramps,concrete bowls, and other skatepark obstacles, includingtrick variations from beginner to advanced. Skill setexpansion and endurance skills will be incorporated intrail skating and using the pump track. Season Dates: Multiple sessions, April – October Day/Time: Sundays from 9:30am-11:00am Location: Edgewater Skate Park (and trails/pump tracksnearby) Cost: $75 Resident / $100 Non-Resident 8-15 YEARSSNAPOLOGY STEM & ROBOTICS CAMPS Based on proven research, children’s best learningexperiences come from actively designing, creating,interacting, and inventing. Snapology activitiesencourage social skills and teamwork while teachingscience, technology, engineering, art, math, and literacyconcepts. Full or half-day camps available.2025 Schedule June 2-6: Responsive Robotics / Mining & Building June 16-20: Combat Robotics / SuperStructuresArchitecture July 7-11: Animation Studio / Jedi Masters July 28-August 1: Mega Machines / PokeMania RANGE: 5-12 YEARSSKYHAWKS SPORTS CAMPS Skyhawks and its subsidiaries aren’t just about playingsports; they are about playing it forward – from one high-five, one goal, and one encouraging word to the next.Bringing kids together to have fun and build confidencethrough sports has evolved into a nationwide movement,impacting communities and shaping young athletes.June 9-12: Basketball June 23-27: Field HockeyJuly 14-17: Volleyball July 21-24: Flag Football RANGE: 6-14 YEARS

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FALL SOCCER LEAGUE U6/U8/U10/U12This league will consist of 8 weeks of practices whereplayers will learn the basics of ball handling, kicking,passing, and working as a team. Having fun, participation,and learning to love sports and teamwork are our mainconcentrations for all our youth sports programs.Practice days and times may vary depending on thenumber of teams and each player's availability. Season dates: August 26– October 18 Practices: Tuesday-Thursday at Walker-Branch Park Games: Saturdays at Walker-Branch Park or CarmodyRec Fields Teams: U6 / U8 / U10 / U12 Cost: $48 resident / $60 non-resident FALL FLAG FOOTBALL LEAGUEEdgewater and Wheat Ridge are looking into teaming upto offer our community a youth flag football league thisyear. Keep an eye out for more information as we finalizethis program. Season dates (tentative): August 25 – October 18 Practices: Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday Games: Saturdays at Edgewater or Wheat RidgeCost: $48 resident / $60 non-resident FALL CARA VOLLEYBALL 2ND-4TH GRADEThe CARA / Edgewater Volleyball Program will consist of 8weeks of practice and 3 tournaments. The league isdesigned for boys and girls in grades 2nd-4th grade or 5th-6th grade at any skill level. We will work on the foundationalskills of the sport: passing, serving, and sending the ballover the net. Competition is de-emphasized as simplygetting on the court and learning to love the sport is ourprimary goal! Season dates: August 20 – October 18 Practices: Wednesday between 4pm-7pm at EdgewaterCivic Center Tournaments: Saturdays at various gyms in the DenverMetro Teams: 2nd-4th Grade or 5th-6th Grade Cost: $48 resident / $60 non-resident 5TH-6TH GRADEADULT SPORTS LEAGUES18+ YEARSADULT BASKETBALLSundays and Fridays, multiple seasons year round Games at The Edgewater Civic Center This is a 5v5 men’s full court league. Recommended forIntermediate and Advanced level teams. Free agentsaccepted.ADULT SAND VOLLEYBALLThursdays, multiple season April - November Games at Walker-Branch Park This is a 4v4 Coed league, all skill levels are welcome. Freeagents accepted. ADULT SOFTBALL Thursdays, multiple season April - November Games at Citizen's Park Coed league with a roster minimum of 12 players, all skilllevels are welcome. Free agents accepted. ADULT FLAG FOOTBALLTuesdays, multiple seasons year round Games at Jefferson High School 8v8 league, with roster minimum of 10 players, all skill levelsare welcome. Free agents accepted. All adult leagues are offered through SportsKindwww.sportskinds.com/denverYOUTH SPORTSSUMMER CARA TRACK & FIELD 5-12 YEARSDesigned for boys and girls, we introduce them to variousathletic events on the track and the field! Participants willpractice once a week at Jefferson High School. Practiceswill occur sometime between 4pm-6pm, approximately 60minutes. Each age group's practice times will be determinedcloser to the season starting and will be dependent on thetotal number of participants in each age group.Season dates: June 4 – July 26 Practices: Wednesdays at Jefferson HS Meets: Saturdays at various locations in Denver Metro Teams: Ages 5-12 Cost: $48 resident / $60 non-resident SUMMER T-BALL/COACH PITCHBASEBALL 4-9 YEARSThis league is for boys and girls, 4-9 years-old, at any skilllevel. Each team practices once a week to will learn thebasics of hitting, fielding, baserunning, and working as ateam. Having fun, participation, and learning to love sportsand teamwork are our main concentrations for all our youthsports programs. Teams play games on Saturday morningand early afternoon. Practice days and times will varydepending on the number of teams and each player'savailability. This league will be a collaboration betweenEdgewater and Wheat Ridge. Season dates: June 2 – August 9 Practices: Monday - Thursday Practices at Citizen’s Park orJefferson HS Games: Saturdays at Citizen’s Park or Panorama Park Teams: U5 T-Ball / U7 T-Ball / U9 Coach Pitch Cost: $48 resident / $60 non-resident 4-12 YEARSU6/U8/U10/U12

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ENRICHMENT ACTIVITESWhat is Walking Soccer? Walking soccer is played just likeit sounds — players can only walk as they pass and kick theball around the pitch and try to get it into the other team'sgoal, and they must always have at least one foot incontact with the ground. The pitch is smaller than astandard-sized playing field, and the goals are shorter andsmaller. Perfect for community members aged 55+. Wednesday, August 6 10:30am-1:00pm (in conjunction with chair yoga) KICK IT! WALKING SOCCEREDGEWATER VS. WHEAT RIDGEACTIVE MINDS LECTURE SERIES Join us on the 4th Thursday (except Nov/Dec) of everymonth for these FREE educational programs on historyand current events. All ages welcome.6:30pm at the Edgewater Civic Center April 24 – The History of Tea May 22 - Greenland June 26 – The Civil Rights Act July 24 – The War of 1812 August 28 – The European Union September 25 – Georgia O’Keefe ADULT ART CLASSES Unlock your creativity! In these hands-on workshops,participants will learn various art processes to designtheir own works of art. We will emphasize creativityand individual expression with all materials provided ina supportive friendly environment for learning. Greatfor beginners or those wishing to refresh their skills. Various single classes and sessions year round Go to www.PlayEdgewater.com for the current classschedule. 55+ EVENTSSOCIAL CLUBCOFFEE & CONVERSATIONRECYCLING 101 TOUR & LUNCHBLUFF LAKE NATURE CENTERFOOD TOUR + BEER TASTINGBREAKFAST LUAU PIONEER MUSEUM + BUC-EE’SMYSTERY LUNCHPrivate Tour of a local recycling facility +lunch stop.Brunch stop and a guided walk of Bluff LakeNature Center.Find a new fave! Sample food and beerfrom around Edgewater Public Market.Celebrate the summer with festivebreakfast treats.A stop at everyone’s favorite country store and aprivate tour of the Little Thompson Valley PioneerMuseum.A surprise culinary adventure awaits.9:15am-2pm10am-2pm11:30am-2pm9am-10:30pm9:30am-3pm11:30am-2pm$15$15$25FREE$20$102pm-4pm9am-10:30pmFREEFREENO REGISTRATION REQUIREDNO REGISTRATION REQUIREDSpend the afternoon with friends at the Edgewater BeerGarden. Light bites and fountain soda included.Registration opens 1 month prior to each event.Learn more on PlayEdgewater.com April 24 May 22June 26July 25August 28Sept. 25Fridays2nd Thursday of the monthEnjoy complimentary coffee and donuts at theCivic Center with your neighbors

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ResidentNon-ResidentFor-ProfitDamage DepositAmenitiesCitizens’ Park Whole Park (less or equal to 3000 people)5440 W 24th Ave$1000/day$1300/day$1600/day$500Softball Field, pavilion,horseshoe pits, openspace, 2 restroomsCitizens’ Park Pavilion (less or equal to 150 people)$130/day$160/day$160/day$100Bathroom and field accessCitizens’ Park Pavilion +Softball Field$230/Day$300/Day$100Pavilion, bathroom andfield spaceSoftball Field No Lights$40/hour$50/hour$70/hour$100Bathroom access, basesSoftball Fieldwith Lights$55/hour$65/hour$85/hour$100Bathroom access, lights,bases Softball Field Drag & Line (per occurrence)$125$125$125N/AChalk, bases, initial fielddragHorseshoe Pits$12/day$15/day$15/day$100Horseshoe Pit AccessBathroom Rental$75/day$75/day$75/day$100Bathroom AccessMemorial Park Rental(Less than 100 People)Located at the SE Corner of 25thAve and Chase Street$50/day$60/day$60/day$100Use of entire parkResidentNon-ResidentFor-ProfitDamage DepositAmenitiesJohnson ActivityRoom$40/hour$75 After-Hours$50/hour$85 After-HoursN/A$100Capacity of up to 50, flex spacewith a small kitchenette with sinkand counter space, electrical floorboxes and a sound systemCity CouncilChambers$40/hour$75 After-Hours$50/hour$85 After-HoursN/A$100Capacity is up to 80 based on theset-up and is equipped with alarge projector screen, two TV’sand a sound systemStaley Studio$30/hour$65 After-Hours$40/hour$75 After-HoursN/A$100Noll ConferenceRoom$15/hour$25/hourN/A$100Connected to the City CouncilChambers, capacity 15 peopleincludes a TV with computeraccess and conference phone.Gymnasium$30 Half Court$45 Full Court$80 After Hours$40 Half Court$55 Full Court$90 After Hours$50 Half Court$65 Full Court$100 After Hours$100PARK RENTALSCIVIC CENTER RENTALS1800 N. Harlan St.RENTALS