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The program will run on Thursdays, from June 15 – August 24, with no program on July 6. Session 1 is for kids entering grades k-2 and runs from 9:00 – 11:00 am. Session 2 is for kids entering grades 3-5 and runs from 11:30 am – 1:30 pm. Weekly themes range from Fabulous Frogs and Fishes to Solar Power, and Nature Arts and Crafts to Terrific Trees. Programs will be held at the following parks on a weekly rotation: Rivers’ Bend, Elmcrest, Central, Alpine, and Emerald Pond. In case of inclement weather, the program will be held at Elmcrest Park in the park building. To register and learn more, please visit CityofRamsey.com/ParkEvents. Ideas for programs? Please contact Recreation Program Intern, Tillery Bailey at tbailey@cityoframsey.com or 763.576.4309 Ramsey Lions Donation. The Ramsey Lions are donating a concrete bench to the City of Ramsey for Central Park – overlooking/serving the playground area. The dedication ceremony will take place on Wednesday, June 7, 2017, at 7:00 pm. This dedication is in honor of one of the founding members of the Ramsey Lions Club – Gene Heinrich. Mr. Heinrich served the Community as a Lion for 44 years. It is anticipated that certain media is likely to attend the dedication ceremony as well as the Lions’ National Governor. Mayors for Monarchs Pledge Signing & Trail Designation. Mayor Sarah Strommen, is signing the Mayors for Monarchs Pledge to support Monarch butterflies in our community by implementing efforts to protect pollinator habitat and encouraging our citizens to do the same in their own backyards. Join us at the pledge signing event on Tuesday, June 6, at 6:00 pm at the Lake Itasca Trailhead, as we designate a new “Monarch Trail” along the Lake Itasca Trail corridor. Students from Youth First will plant a small section of native plants along the trail at this Attached to the event, to jump-start the larger-scale pollinator habitat restoration to come this fall. Weekly Update is the Mayors for Monarchs Pledge Signing & Trail Designation flyer. May is Building Safety Month. The City of Ramsey has proclaimed May as Building Safety Month! Every year, the International Code Council sponsors Building Safety Month in May to raise awareness of the important work that our Building Inspection Division staff does year-round to ensure the safety of the buildings where we live, work, and play. This week’s theme is “Investing in Technology for Safety, Energy & Water Efficiency”. Building codes are enforced to help ensure our buildings are constructed safely. But did you know that these building codes can also help make your home or business more energy efficient, use less water, and conserve resources? For all Building Code related questions, please contact our Building Division Hotline at 763.433.9850. Update - Anoka County Library On-The-Go. Due to the marked decrease in usage over the last few years, and that all available iPads are no longer supported by Apple’s latest iOS operating system (iOS 10), the iPad dispenser will no longer be available at either the Ramsey Municipal Center or the Mississippi Library locations. Library staff will begin notifying patrons of the change in service as well as work on removing the iPad dispensers in the next few week. The library service with the lockers, vending machine, and return box will continue as usual.