Activities
Spring/Summer 2008 Program Brochure
Parks and Ball Fields
Baseball Registration
Softball Registration
Muddy Creek Preserve Trail
Other Organizations
 Volunteer Program - Adopt-a-Spot

LOOKING FOR THAT SPECIAL ACTIVITY?

The Parks Department's new spring / summer brochure featuring classes, programs, camps and special events has hit the newsstand.  Classes and camps are expected to fill up fast so hurry and reserve your spot. 

Youth classes, youth summer camps, adult classes and special events are outlined in the brochure.  Click here to check the brochure for course descriptions, dates, times, locations and cost of activity.

For more information or to register, please call 469.429.0275 or drop by the Parks Department at 3707 Sachse Road.  

For more information on any of these events you may click here to view the full brochure or call the Parks Department at 469.429.0275.


NEW COMMISSION MEMBERS TAKE OATH OF OFFICE


Parks and Recreation Commission vacancies were filled recently as City Council appointed new members (from left to right) Brent Adams, Mayor Felix, George Deines, and Dan Stevens.  Mayor Felix administered the Oath of Office to the new members at the March 3, 2008 City Council meeting.  They will begin serving on the Parks and Recreation Commission at the March meeting. 


JIM WARD RECEIVES CERTIFICATE OF APPRECIATION


Former Parks and Recreation Commission member Jim Ward accepted a Certificate of Appreciation from Council liaison Bill Adams at the March 13th Parks and Recreation Commission meeting.  Jim was in his second term on the Commission when he resigned.
 

MUDDY CREEK PRESERVE TRAIL OPENS
 

 
Mayor Mike Felix and County Commissioner Mike Cantrell cut the ribbon and dedicate the new Muddy Creek Preserve Trail.  The trail is located just off Pleasant Valley Road near Elm Grove Road.  It is a one-mile long, 10-foot wide concrete path through the nature preserve.  Click here to read more about the preserve.

 

BALL FIELD/PAVILION RESERVATIONS

For reservations of the ball fields and pavilions, you must contact the Parks and Recreation Department at 469.429.0275, between 7:00 am and 4:00 pm, Monday through Friday.


JUVENILE CURFEW 

You need to be aware that the City of Sachse has a juvenile curfew for minors under the age of 17.  Curfew hours are 11 pm to 6 am Sunday thru Thursday; 12:01 am to 6 am Saturday and Sunday.  Minors found to be in violation of the curfew may be issued a citation.  According to Section 12-1 of the Sachse Code, anyone under 17 years old commits an offense if they are "about or upon any public place or in the premises of any establishment within the city during curfew hours."   

PARK CURFEW

The City of Sachse does enforce a park curfew.  The parks are closed from 11:30 pm until 6:00 am on weekdays and from 12:00 midnight until 6:00 am on weekends.  No games shall begin before 8:00 am.  The lights at the parks shall be turned off by 11:00 pm Monday thru Thursday and by 12:00 midnight on Friday and Saturday.  The use of the lights is prohibited on Sunday.  This curfew may be reviewed at City Hall or the Library in the City of Sachse Code Book.  The park curfew as stated in Section 7-2 of the Sachse Code "persons shall not be allowed in, on, about or around a public park and/or facility between 11:30 pm to 6 am on weeknights and 12 midnight to 6 am on weekends.  No exceptions shall be allowed without written permission from the Parks and Recreation Commission."

Both the juvenile curfew and park curfew are included in the City of Sachse Code Book, which may be viewed at City Hall or at the library.


 CONCESSION STAND VENDOR

The concession stand at Heritage Park is operated by the Sachse Sports Association members.  For further information, please contact Lance Whitworth, Director of Parks and Recreation at 469.429.0275.