General Information
Wood Dale Park District is a separate municipal agency established for the purpose of providing parks, facilities, and recreational programs for the community. The Park District is responsible for the maintenance, operation, and administration of parks and park facilities and programs under its jurisdiction. The Park District is governed by five elected commissioners, who set policies and approve budgets for the operation of the Park District. Regular Park Board meetings are held on the fourth Tuesday of each month at 6:00 pm, in the Recreation Complex at 111 E. Foster Ave. Residents are invited to attend and are welcome to make suggestions or provide constructive comments to improve the programs or facilities. Non-Resident Policy Those Wood Dale addresses not in the taxing district of the Wood Dale Park District can pay a yearly “Membership Tax”. The fee of $50 per year per household enables you to receive the same resident benefits that a Wood Dale Park District resident receives for all programs at the Recreation Complex (excludes Salt Creek Golf Club). Corporate Rate Policy In August 2008, the Park District Board approved a corporate rate policy for Fitness Classes, some adult classes, camps, pool and Fitness Studio individual adult memberships. To receive the corporate rates listed in the selected programs, individuals must meet the following requirements upon registration: Must be employed by a company residing within the Wood Dale Park District or City of Wood Dale boundaries, be able to provide verified employment on company letterhead or pay stub and present a valid photo ID. We are pleased to offer this discounted rate to our Wood Dale businesses and corporations so you may take advantage of our quality programs and facilities. Registration for businesses will begin on the same day as the registration dates for residents. Insurance Policy Wood Dale Park District assumes no responsibility for personal injuries or loss of personal belongings while using District facilities or parks. It is recommended that anyone enrolled in a specialized program, sports activity, or using the facilities and parks provide this coverage within their own family or individual insurance program. Americans with Disabilities Act It is the practice of the Wood Dale Park District not to discriminate against any person from participating in Park District services, programs and activities on the basis of a disabling condition. If you or a family member has a disability and are interested in participation in or attending a Park District program or activity, or if you or a family member require publications or other materials of the Park District in special format (e.g., Braille, audio cassette, large print), please advise our staff. To assist the Park District in making these accommodations, we invite any person with a special need to contact the Park District Staff prior to you or your family member’s intended participation or attendance to discuss the necessary accommodation(s). This will help lead to a smooth inclusion. Besides the programs listed in our brochure, the Park District also provides additional specialized services for people with disabilities through NEDSRA (Northeast DuPage Special Recreation Association). Feel free to call them at 630.620.4500. Inclusion in Park District Programs Inclusion provides opportunities for individuals with and without special needs to experience recreation together at the Wood Dale Park District. Inclusion looks at the needs, interests and abilities of the individuals instead of focusing on their special needs. Inclusion supports the process
of preparing, learning, experiencing and growing for each individual, family and staff member. Inclusion provides a recreational choice. Wood Dale Park District strongly supports inclusion. In partnership with our Special Recreation Association, NEDSRA accommodations are provided to ensure successful participation in all programs. Contact the Park District at 630-595-9333 for further information or simply check the ADA box on the Registration Form and a staff member from the Park
District will contact you prior to the start of the program. Equal Access for Persons with Disabilities & Special Accommodations
It is the practice of the Wood Dale Park District to welcome individuals of all abilities to participate in Park District services, programs and activities. If you or a family member need special accommodations or have a disability and are interested in participation in or attending a Park District program or activity, or if you or a family member require publications or other materials of the Park District in special format (e.g., Braille, audio cassette, large print), please advise our staff. To assist the Park District in making these accommodations, we invite any person with a special need to contact the Park District Staff prior to you or your family member’s intended participation or attendance to discuss the necessary accommodation(s). This will help lead to a smooth inclusion. Besides the programs listed in our brochure, the Park District also provides additional specialized services for people with disabilities through NEDSRA (Northeast DuPage Special Recreation Association), an extension of the Parents, volunteers and spectators are expected to exhibit appropriate behavior at all times while participating in any program, event or activity with Wood Dale Park District. It is recommended that parents discuss with their children that activities are planned for groups and while their child may wish not to participate in a specific activity, he/she is still expected to make an effort to be a part of the program. The following guidelines are designed to provide safe and enjoyable activities for all participants. Additional rules may be developed for particular programs and athletic programs as deemed necessary by staff. Parents/Volunteers/Spectators shall: 1. Show respect to all participants and staff, and take directions from staff. 2. Refrain from using abusive or foul language. 3. Refrain from causing bodily harm to self, other participants or staff. Park District. Feel free to call NEDSRA at 630-620-4500. Parents/Volunteers/Spectators Code of Conduct
4. Show respect to equipment, supplies and facilities. 5. Take direction from program staff and supervisors. 6. Follow the rules established for each program, or activity.
Wood Dale Park District, its instructors, supervisors and administrative staff, reserve the right to suspend, expel or deny participation in or viewing of any program, event or facility to any person whose behavior materially interferes, or disrupts the quality of those offerings, the enjoyment of them by other participants, or the ability of staff to conduct or manage the activities or facilities.
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