The Parks, Recreation and Conservation Department provides programs, events and activities to Hillsborough County residents on a year-round basis.
The department operates more than 176 neighborhood parks and playgrounds countywide, 265 athletic fields, 40 recreation centers, 10 regional parks, more than 727 miles of trail, as well as 61,000 acres of preserved lands acquired through the Jan K. Platt Environmental Lands Acquisition and Protection Program (ELAPP).
Hillsborough County Parks, Recreation and Conservation Department offers boating, bicycling, campsites, canoeing, concerts, cultural happenings, festivals, hiking, horseback riding, meeting facilities, nature study, picnic shelters, swimming, nature programs, and more. Leave life’s daily pressures behind and reconnect with nature and your family at a nearby County park.
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July 24, 2015
Upcoming Events
Jun 15-Aug 21 Summer Camp
Jul 29 Bass Pro Shops Grand Opening—Brandon
Jul 31 Summer Skate Party at Brandon
Sep 25 Back to the Springs Skate Contest at NW
Skate Park
Sep 27-Oct 16 Senior Games
In this issue:
Upcoming Events
Kudos Corner
Recreation Row
Therapeutics Timeout
Athletics Arena
Customer Service Cove
Recreation Row
 We have officially crossed over
the Summer hump — get excit-
ed for Week 4 starting Monday!
Keep up the great work every-
one!!
Therapeutics Timeout
Paralympic Sport Tampa Bay (PSTB)
has been ROCKING at the National
Junior Disability Championships this
week. 6 of our team members are
competing out of 174 athletes
throughout 28 states in New Jersey,
and have already set MULTIPLE
National Records!!! WAY TO GO!!!!
The “Ryan Davis Back To School Bashâ€
held last Friday at Winston Recreation
Center was a huge success. Ryan who
now plays professional football for the
Jacksonville Jaguar’s wanted to give
back to the community that he grew up
in. He provided children of the area with
music, food, games and backpacks for
500 children. Thanks again to the Win-
ston staff that assisted with the event
that drew about 600 people.
Kudos Corner
To Kevin Clethen— “Every day that you come to work your enthusiasm is as contagious as if it’s your first day on the job. Last
Friday we were challenged with short staff, lots of rain and a Canine Unit demo by the HCSO. You really went above the call of
duty in all aspects, from ensuring that staff were supervising groups, communicating with parents as they came inside and also
made sure staff was ensuring parents were signing kids out , transported kids to the Ruskin Cultural Center (4 trips) and so
much more. Your actions did not go unnoticed. We were successful despite our challenges thanks to your invaluable contribu-
tions and teamwork. It’s not enough to say thank you, but thank you Kevin. You demonstrate everyday what our mission is all
about.†- Jackie Brown
With 50 cent of every dollar spent on July 29th being donated to the Hillsborough PR&C Department, make sure to tell all your
family and friends to show up at the grand opening Wednesday night! Hope to see you all there!!
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Conservation and Environmental Lands Management (County Center 23rd Floor)
Director Forest Turbiville 272-6573
Assistant Yakita (Keichia) Gilyard 635-3547
Parks and Recreation Department (All People’s Life Center on Sligh and 56th Street)
Director Dale (Doc) Dougherty 744-5310
Assistant Linda Haynes 612-7938