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City of Kirtland Newsletter
City of Faith and Beauty
Spring /
City of Kirtland  9301 Chillicothe Road  Kirtland, OH 44094
440-256-3332  www.kirtlandohio.com
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
COMMUNITY NEWS
• Message from the
Mayor
• Budget Recap
• Egg Hunt
• Memorial Day Parade
• Municipal Income Tax
• Parks and Recreation
• Flag Disposal
• Waste Management
Bags
PUBLIC WORKS
• Road Improvements
• Brush Collection
• Lake Co. Special Waste
Collections
RECREATION
• Pool Passes
• Babysitting Basics
• Officer Beall’s
Safety Town
• Junior Olympics
• Yoga
• CPR Classes
• Rentals at the
Community Center
• New Senior Classes
A Message from Mayor Mark A. Tyler
It's official! Spring has returned to the City of Kirtland!
On behalf of the City, I would like to once again express
my heartfelt gratitude and sincere appreciation to the
residents of Kirtland for the passage of our recent road
levy. Improved roads enhance our ability to further
pursue economic development and provide increased
mobility to residents and visitors. We are committed to
enhancing the safety and beautification of the City of
Kirtland while protecting and developing the future of
our community.
Continued on Page 3
Kirtland PD Wins AAA Traffic Safety Award
We have a fantastic Police Department dedicated to Kirtland. Over the past years
the efforts of their work have been rewarded by the American Automobile
Association 13 times with 5 Gold Awards and 8 Platinum Awards for Community
Traffic Safety. The activities of many City Departments have helped to reduce
accidents and make our streets safer. Examples of the programs and efforts that
have improved our safety are the Lakeland College intersection improvements and
turn lanes, culverts filled and piped to prevent rollover accidents, campaigns such as
“Click it or Ticket” to encourage seat belt use and “Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over,”
motorcycle awareness and Safety Town provided by our Recreation Department.
Accolades to Chief Baumgart's Administrative Assistant, Lynne Kravos for initiating the
annual reporting to AAA. These efforts were rewarded by the City achieving the
Gold and Platinum Awards. Thank you Lynne!
SPRING & SUMMER
2015
KIRTLAND NEWSLETTER  SPRING & SUMMER 2015  PAGE 2
Road Improvement Planning to Begin Soon
Starting this spring, all roads in the City of Kirtland will be evaluated by the
Public Works Administrator and the City Engineer. A prioritized list of roads to
be resurfaced and repaired will be established. A schedule of work will be
developed to ensure the City has an effective road improvement program
in place before work begins. The Public Works Department will work
diligently to keep the roads safe for residents and visitors. Safe and reliable
roads are critical for a successful community.
Fire Department Implements
Lock Box Program
The Kirtland Fire Department has recently implemented a new lock
box program for its residents. The Roper lock box, (left) hangs over the
resident’s door and has a spare key inside. In an emergency, the Fire
Department can gain entry into the home without any damage to
doors or windows. The Fire Department is the only department that
has a master key to these boxes. The program is ideal for elderly
residents who live alone or have medical alert buttons. The lock box is
affordable at $25 per box. For more information, please call the
Kirtland Fire Department at 440-256-8979 and ask for Vicki Grinstead.
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Garage Sale Permits
Residents hosting a garage sale are required to obtain a
permit. Sales may be held for a maximum of four days. A
resident may not hold a sale more than twice per year and
must apply separately for each garage sale date. The cost of
the permit is $3.00.
Applications are available in the Finance Department at
Kirtland City Hall, 9301 Chillicothe Road. A name, address,
and the dates of the sale are required at the time of
application.
For additional information, please contact the Finance
Department at 440-256-3332, extension 2.
KIRTLAND NEWSLETTER  SPRING & SUMMER 2015  PAGE 3
Waste Management Bags Available at City Hall
In addition to the Kirtland Community Center, City Hall will now sell green
plastic garbage bags to Kirtland residents. These solid waste collection bags
are for those residents who have not signed up for cart service with Waste
Management.
The bags are sold in a roll, with 5 bags per roll, for a total of $16.55 per roll. The
bags are in stock at both locations and ready for purchase at your
convenience. Cash or checks payable to the City of Kirtland are accepted.
Parks In Kirtland
With Spring just
around the corner, we
would like to remind
you of the outdoor
recreational resources
available in our
community. We hope
you have a chance to
enjoy them!
The Holden Arboretum
9500 Sperry Road
Kirtland, OH 44094
(440) 946-4400
www.holdenarb.org
Lake Metroparks Chapin Forest Reservation
9938 Chillicothe Road (Rt. 306)
Kirtland, OH 44094
10381 Hobart Road
Kirtland, OH 44094
General Information:
(440) 256-3810
Cross-Country Ski Conditions: (440) 954-4178
Shelter Rental:
(440) 358-7275
www.lakemetroparks.com
Lake Metroparks Penitentiary Glen
Reservation
8668 Kirtland Chardon Road
Kirtland, OH 44094
Park Information:
(440) 256-1404
Wildlife Center Hotline: (440) 256-2131
www.lakemetroparks.com
Lake Metroparks Farmpark
8800 Chardon Road
Kirtland, OH 44094
(440) 256-2122 • 800-366-FARM
www.lakemetroparks.com
City of Kirtland - Recreation Park
9252 Chillicothe Road
(Located behind Kirtland Schools; entrance
off SR 306 at Kirtland Board of Education
Office)
City of Kirtland - Baseball Fields at the
Community Center
7900 Euclid Chardon Road
(Located behind the Community Center)
Mayor Tyler’s Message Continued from Front Cover
Congratulations are extended to one of Kirtland’s beloved
residents, Mr. Joseph DiFranco. On Sunday, February 22, Joe
was presented with the Knight of the French Legion of Honor
medal by honorary French Consulate Stephen J. Knerly at
American Legion Post 214 in Willoughby. Created by
Napoleon, it is the highest honor that France can bestow
upon those who have achieved remarkable deeds for
France. Joe was honored for his courage and bravery while
serving in World War II as a member of the Army’s 862nd
Engineer Aviation Battalion. The City of Kirtland is proud to
call Mr. DiFranco one of our own and is forever grateful for
his service.
Mayor Mark Tyler, Mr. Joseph DiFranco, Mr. Stephen Knerly
KIRTLAND NEWSLETTER  SPRING & SUMMER 2015  PAGE 4
Rentals at the Kirtland Community Center
Violet Field Room
Accommodates up to 60 seated
Sunflower Meadow Room
Accommodates up to 48 seated
Our indoor rooms and
outdoor pavilion can
accommodate your
next party!
Anniversary Parties
Birthday Parties
Baby Showers
Bridal Showers
Graduation Parties
Family Reunions
Retirement Parties
Gym
Accommodates up to 120 seated
Outside Pavilion
Features charcoal grills,
12 picnic tables (up to 80 people),
a fireplace and bocce ball courts
For more information on rentals, please contact the:
Kirtland Community Center
7900 Euclid Chardon Road
440-256-4711 or [email protected]
KIRTLAND NEWSLETTER  SPRING & SUMMER 2015  PAGE 5
Mayor Tyler’s 2015 Budget Recap
Kirtland Finance Director Keith Martinet and I
presented the Mayor’s Budget for Fiscal Year
2015 to City Council on February 18th for review
and approval. I would like to share with you
some of the highlights of the City Operating
Budget and how it will impact the Kirtland
community.
Revenues to the City for 2015 are estimated at
$7,218,750, which represents an increase of
$555,921 compared to the actual 2014 receipts of
$6,662,829. This rise is mainly due to additional
revenue of approximately $460,000 generated
from the 2014 Road Levy.
Welcome
New Kirtland PD Officers
Jose Carrillo
Municipal tax revenues for 2015 are estimated at
$5,438,100 reflecting an overall increase of
$579,456 over last year. Property tax revenues in
2015 are estimated at $2,113,100, resulting in an
increase of $423,895 from last year.
The City will be paving Sperry Road from Route 6
to Kirtland-Chardon Road this year, in large part
through grants from both the Ohio Public Works
Department (OPWC) and the Lake County
Stormwater Management Department (LCSMD).
The OPWC assistance alone will provide 50% of
the cost for the project.
Recommended expenditures in 2015 will total
$7,635,675, which reflects an increase of 2.70%
from last year’s appropriation of $7,435,265. This
modest increase is due to the purchase of a new
snow plow for Public Works, two new cruisers for
the Police Department, a new vehicle for the Fire
Department, and needed upgrades to the
Community and Senior Center.
The 2015 budget is a financial plan that
emphasizes “Programs of Services” aimed
primarily to better the community. The council
and City administration continue to work
diligently to provide the residents with the best
services possible.
I hope you found this information helpful and I
welcome any comments you may have.
Everyone here at City Hall is committed to
making the City of Kirtland a great place to live
and work. We hope that 2015 will be a
productive and prosperous year for our
community.
Eric LaTurner
Michael Martin
In July Jose Carrillo
became a full time
officer with Kirtland
after having been
part time for over a
year. Jose’s smile
will be seen
around the city
throughout his
career.
In August, Eric
LaTurner joined us
full time and we
hope that he too
will continue a full
career in Kirtland
and become a
recognized face in
our community.
Michael Martin, is
currently finishing
testing and he will
soon become a full
time officer in the
department. We
are proud of
Michael and
expect good
things from him
over the coming
years.
The Kirtland Police Department wishes all
of our residents a safe and happy 2015.
We shall endeavor to continue bringing
you quality policing with a heart. We
encourage you to drive safely and to call
us for any policing needs you may have.
KIRTLAND NEWSLETTER  SPRING & SUMMER 2015  PAGE 6
2015 City of Kirtland Brush Collection
2015 BRUSH
COLLECTION
SCHEDULE
Ward 4
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Week of April 6
Week of April 13
Week of April 20
Week of April 27
On April 6, the Kirtland Service Department will
begin brush pick-up for the City. The program is
intended to assist residents with the annual spring
cleanup of branches and twigs. The program is
NOT intended to assist with clearing a parcel or
substantially clearing trees on a parcel. The trucks
will pass only one time through each ward.
Please have your brush out by the date listed for
your ward.
REQUIREMENTS FOR BRUSH PICK-UP
Brush should be placed at the edge of the road and not in the drainage ditches
* Please keep the ditches and drains clean of debris at all times*
Brush should not exceed three inches in diameter or a maximum of six feet in length
Brush must be piled or bundled
The entire brush pile must not exceed 25 feet wide (maximum)
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WHICH WARD DO I LIVE IN?
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Visit the ward map at www.kirtlandohio.com
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Click on “Voter Information” at the bottom of the homepage
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Click on “View Ward Map” in the right column
If you are registered to vote, search the Lake County Board of Elections website at
www.lakeelections.com
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Click on “Am I registered?”
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Enter your first and last name
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In the “Precinct and Polling Location “ box, identify the number and letter
following “Kirtland.” This number is your ward number. (For example 2A, is
Ward 2.)
Contact City Hall at 440-256-3332, ext. 5
Special Waste Collections
Sponsored by the Lake County Solid Waste District & Lake County Commissioners
Administered by the Lake County Department of Utilities
Each year the Lake County Solid Waste District sponsors special collections for items such as tires, computers, and
household hazardous waste. Information for 2015 is listed below. For additional information on items that are
accepted, please visit www.kirtlandohio.com or contact the Lake County Solid Waste District at
440-350-2644.
COMPUTER COLLECTION
Saturday, April 25, 2015
9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Lake County Fairgrounds
Commercial Building
SCRAP TIRE COLLECTION
Saturday, May 2, 2015
8 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Lake County Fairgrounds
HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE COLLECTION
Saturday, June 6, 2015 &
Saturday, September 26, 2015
9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Lake County Fairgrounds
PHONE BOOK COLLECTION HAS BEEN DISCONTINUED.
KIRTLAND NEWSLETTER  SPRING & SUMMER 2015  PAGE 7
Kirtland Memorial Day Parade
When
Location
Monday, May 25, 2015 at 10 a.m.
Starts from Kirtland High School
9150 Chillicothe Road
The annual Memorial Day parade will be held on
Monday, May 25 at 10 a.m. The parade steps off from
Kirtland High School, proceeds south on SR 306, and
concludes at the Kirtland Veterans Memorial located
between the Library and City Hall. A ceremony is held at
the Veterans Memorial as well as at the North and South
Cemeteries.
Scout groups and children are invited to participate in
the parade with or without decorated bicycles.
The Kirtland Veterans Association sponsors a community
cookout at the Kirtland Community Center Pavilion
immediately following the ceremonies.
American Flag Disposal in Kirtland
The Community and Senior Center has a collection
container for proper flag disposal. The container is
located at the front entrance to the building. Residents
are invited to bring flags that are in disrepair for
appropriate disposal.
Kirtland Boy Scout Troop #286 is responsible for proper
flag disposal. The container was donated courtesy of
the Kirtland Kiwanis. Thank you to both the Kiwanis and
Troop #286 for supporting this important service in our
community!
KIRTLAND NEWSLETTER  SPRING & SUMMER 2015  PAGE 8
Youth Activities
Registration forms are available at www.kirtlandohio.com & at the Kirtland Community Center
Safety Town is a national safety awareness program
designed to teach young children how to prevent
accidents and how to react in dangerous situations. It is
intended for children who are entering kindergarten or
first grade in the fall. Safety Town is Monday through
Friday for one week. On Friday, families are invited to a
graduation ceremony and family picnic at 11:30 a.m.
Officer Beall’s
Kirtland Safety Town
Dates
Cost
For
Location
June 15 – 19
9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.
$25 per child
Fees due by May 22
Kindergarten & 1st grade
Kirtland Community Center
7900 Euclid Chardon Road
440-256-4711
Adult Co-Ed
Open Gym
Parents and participants are invited to an orientation
with the instructor and staff of Safety Town on Friday,
June 12 at 11 a.m. The orientation is optional and
designed to familiarize children with the counselors and
classroom setting.
A CALL FOR COUNSELORS!
The Recreation Department needs students (entering the
8th grade and higher) to work as Safety Town counselors.
Counselors earn a stipend and receive community
service credit. Applications are available at the
Community Center starting March 17 and are due by
April 17. The Community Center reserves the right to stop
accepting counselor applications at any time.
Junior Olympics
Dates
Kirtland children aged 6-13 are invited to participate
in the annual Junior Olympics Track and Field Meet.
The meet includes traditional track and field events.
Supervised practices are held prior to the event to
teach participants specific event techniques. First
place finishers in each event and age group qualify
to compete in the county meet on June 30.
A CALL FOR JR. COACHES!
The Recreation Department needs high school
students (prior track experience not required) to
help with Jr. Olympics at the practices and on the
day of the meet. Coaches receive a paid stipend
and community credit upon completion of the
program. Applications are available at the Kirtland
Community Center beginning March 17 and are
due by April 17.
Cost
For
Location
June 22 – 26 from 8:30-10:00 a.m.
----------------------------------------$12 per child
Fees due by June 12
Ages 6 - 13
Kirtland High School Track
9150 Chillicothe Road
KIRTLAND NEWSLETTER  SPRING & SUMMER 2015  PAGE 9
Youth Activities
Join us for the annual Kirtland Easter Egg
Hunt and Pancake Breakfast on Saturday,
March 28. The outdoor hunt begins
promptly at 10 a.m. for Kirtland children age
10 and younger (adult chaperones
required). Kids should bring Easter baskets
(or a bag) to collect eggs. A prize basket is
awarded to the child that finds the Golden
Egg. In case of inclement weather, eggs
are handed out indoors on a first-come,
first-served basis until they are gone. The
event is free and registration is not required.
Breakfast
EasterEgg
Egg Hunt
Hunt & Pancake
& Pancake Breakfast
When
Location
Saturday, March 28, 2015
Easter Egg Hunt - 10 a.m.
Pancake Breakfast - 9 a.m. to 11 a.m.
Kirtland Community Center
7900 Euclid Chardon Road
440-256-4711
Join us before or after the Easter Egg Hunt
for a visit with the Easter Bunny, live rabbits,
games, and crafts. The Kirtland Seniors host
an all-you-can-eat pancake breakfast (for
a nominal fee) from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m.
Babysitting Basics
Date
Cost
For
Location
Registration
Saturday, April 26
8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
$25 (due by April 16)
Age 11 & up
Kirtland Community Center
7900 Euclid Chardon Road
Call 440-256-4711
Babysitting Basics is for Kirtland teens who will be babysitting this summer and want to learn the
basics of sound childcare. The class covers the business aspect of babysitting, age appropriate
activities, and staying safe while in charge of children. The Kirtland Fire Department teaches
basic first aid, injury prevention, and what to do in emergency situations. This class is only
offered once a year, before summer vacation. This class is geared toward the first-time
babysitter in the fifth or sixth grade, but older teens are welcome.
KIRTLAND NEWSLETTER  SPRING & SUMMER 2015  PAGE 10
Adult Activities
Yoga
Bring healing energy and harmony to your whole
being! Try the mindful practice of Hatha Yoga or
Vinyasa.
Cultivate awareness, flexibility, and strength through
guided centering and breathing, gentle stretching
and yoga postures. This practice will allow you to
recharge, reconnect and rejuvenate! Classes begin
and end with relaxation. Try approaching your life
from a different perspective... take the path to begin
or deepen your journey.
Bring a yoga mat for practice and a pillow and/or
blanket. This class is appropriate for all levels and
abilities.
Instructor Amy Alexy’s biography
is available at www.kirtlandohio.com
CPR
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
Dates
Cost
For
Location
May 1, 2015
(Payment due by 5/5)
August 15, 2015
(Payment due by 8/11)
------------------------------------9 a.m. to Noon
$25
Adults (age 18 and older)
Kirtland Community Center
7900 Euclid Chardon Road
Vinyasa Tuesdays from 5:45 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Dates
Session 2: April 30 - June 11
Session 3: June 18 - July 30
Session 4: August 6 - September 17
Hatha Thursdays from 7:15 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
Dates
Cost
Session 2: April 30 - June 11
Session 3: June 18 - July 30
Session 4: August 6 - September 17
$70 per session or $13 per class drop-in fee
The Kirtland Firefighters are offering classes on
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR). Classes are
open to Kirtland and non-Kirtland residents. Students
will learn how to perform CPR on adults, children,
and infants. Students will also learn how to remove
an airway obstruction and how to use an AED.
Upon completing the class, each student will receive
an American Heart Association Heartsaver AED
card. Certification is valid for two years.
Please note that this class is not for healthcare
workers.
Registration
For your convenience, a registration form is available on page 13 of this newsletter. Registration is taken on a
first-come, first-served basis. Fees are required at the time of registration. To sign up for a class, submit payment to
the Kirtland Community Center. Registration may be mailed to or dropped off at the Kirtland Community Center. An
after-hours drop-off box is located outside of the main entrance to the Kirtland Community Center. Class prices are
not prorated.
Please make checks payable to: THE CITY OF KIRTLAND.
KIRTLAND NEWSLETTER  SPRING & SUMMER 2015  PAGE 11
Senior Activities
The Kirtland Senior Center serves adults aged 55 and over with quality, affordable programming that
provides opportunities for social interaction, recreation, fitness, and minor health, nutrition, and wellness
services close to home. The Kirtland Senior Center aims to keep seniors motivated, mentally and physically
active, and engaged in their community to provide for an optimal quality of life.
Fitness Classes
Wellness Services
Classes and Activities
Chair Yoga
Zumba Gold
Gentle Hatha Yoga
Strength Training
55 & Up Yoga
Low-impact Aerobics (morning &
Reiki
Table Massage (daytime and
Watercolor painting
Oil painting
Art on the Go
Bingo
Bocce Ball
Pinochle
Lunches, and more!
evening classes)
Tai Chi
Restorative Yoga
Balance
Delay the Disease
evening available)
Seated Massage (daytime and
evening available)
Reflexology
Podiatry
The Center has four exercise machines in its workout room, a billiards and darts room, and many other
rooms and amenities for classes. All instructors are certified and classes are customized to the abilities of
older adults.
The Senior Center is open to all as Kirtland residency is not required, but membership is. Cost of
membership is $10 for Kirtland residents and $12 for non-residents. Monthly newsletters provide information
and details and are mailed to all members.
Contact the Kirtland Senior Center at 440-256-4711 or [email protected] to request a
newsletter. The Center is open Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m.—3:30 p.m. Stop in for a look around!
KIRTLAND NEWSLETTER  SPRING & SUMMER 2015  PAGE 12
Senior Activities
Senior Low Impact Aerobics Classes
Improve balance, strength, and posture with
“Delay the Disease”
Can exercise really help someone with
movement disorders such as Parkinson’s
disease? YES! Studies clearly show regular
exercise improves the ability to move and carry
out daily life. Delay the Disease exercise class is
designed with the Parkinson’s patient in mind as
well as anyone with movement disorders. The
aim? Slow symptoms, build balance, and Delay
the Disease! In this class all parts of the body are
appropriately challenged with emphasis placed
on activities of daily living. Through movement,
laughter, and camaraderie, a sense of courage
and vision will develop alongside improvements
in posture, balance, strength, and stability.
Come find out!
Classes are offered at the Kirtland Senior Center
on Thursdays from 9:30-10:30. Cost is $8 per
session. Session dates are March 12-April 2; April
9-30; May 7-28.
Instructor: Joy Nowels
Low-impact aerobics class is an aerobic
workout appropriate for adults 55 & older,
incorporating the use of stretch bands,
exercise balls, and dumbbells as well as
walking and marching. Low-impact aerobics
is free of jumping, hopping, and bouncing.
Daytime classes are Tuesday and Thursday
mornings from 8:15-9:15 for $16 per session
(contact the Kirtland Senior Center for
dates). Monday evening classes are now on
the schedule from 5:30-6:30. Cost is $10 per
session (4 classes). Membership to KSC is
required. Session dates are April 6-27; and
May 4-June 1. Payment is due one week
prior to the start of each session.
KIRTLAND NEWSLETTER  SPRING & SUMMER 2015
Pool Passes
Kirtland residents can obtain
pool passes for Willoughby
and Mentor swimming pools.
The cost is equal to the cost for
a resident in each of the
respective communities.
Passes may be purchased
directly from Willoughby or
Mentor. A utility bill and photo
ID are required at the time of
application by both
communities.
For current rates, please
contact the cities directly:
Willoughby
Mentor
Municipal Income Tax
At RITA's (Regional Income Tax Agency) request,
we are reminding residents and businesses that
your municipal income tax return may be filed
electronically.
For additional information on filing electronically,
please contact:
RITA
1-800-860-7482 or www.ritaohio.com
953-4200
974-5720
Registration Form for Classes
Participant Name:
Phone Number:
Select Class:
 PAGE 13
E-Mail:
CPR - $25 per session
 May 19 (register by 5/5)
 August 15 (register by 8/11)
-----------------------------------------------------------------------Vinyasa Yoga - $70 per session
 Session 2: April 30-June 11
 Session 3: June 18-July 30
 Session 4: August 6-September 17
Hatha Yoga - $70 per session
 Session 2: April 30-June 11
 Session 3: June 18-July 30
 Session 4: August 6-September 17
-----------------------------------------------------------------------Babysitting Basics - $25
 April 25 (register by 4/16)
-----------------------------------------------------------------------Safety Town - $25 per child
 June 15 – 19 (Register by May 22)
-----------------------------------------------------------------------Junior Olympics - $12 per child
 June 22 – 26 (Register by June 12)
Total Enclosed: $_________________
Please circle one: CASH or CHECK No. ___________
Please make checks payable to: City of Kirtland
Submit registration and payment to: Kirtland Community Center
7900 Euclid Chardon Road
Kirtland, OH 44094
Within the City of Kirtland there are four youth sports leagues. These leagues are run and managed by
independent boards for each sport and include baseball, basketball, football/cheerleading, and soccer. The City of
Kirtland is responsible for the operation of the fields at Recreation Park and the Community Center. The City
maintains the fields and makes improvements to these facilities so that playing quality is sufficient.
FOR SPECIFIC QUESTIONS, CONTACT THE APPROPRIATE
PERSONNEL OR WEBSITE AS LISTED BELOW.
BASEBALL
Visit: www.kirtlandbaseball.com
The Kirtland Baseball League provides inter and intra city leagues of baseball and softball (fast
and slow) for girls and boys ages 4 through 18. The league’s purpose is to enhance skills and to
encourage knowledge of the game. Registration is generally in February and the season runs
from May to July.
BASKETBALL
Visit: www.kirtlandyouthbasketball.com
The Kirtland Basketball League is an instructional league for girls and boys in grades
3-6. Teams are single gendered and leagues are separated into two age groups; third/fourth
graders and fifth/sixth graders. Games are played on Sunday afternoons and utilize official
referees using modified basketball rules for youth play. Sign-ups and tryouts are generally in
October and the season runs from December through February.
FOOTBALL
Visit: www.kirtlandfootball.org
The Kirtland Football League is an organized, instructional inter city league for boys and girls
ages 7-11 years old. The league supports three tackle teams. There is a 7-year old division, an
8-9 year old division and a 10-11 year old division. There are also cheerleading squads for each
division. Games are played on weekend afternoons through October against neighboring
community teams at the Kirtland High School Stadium. Registration is in May.
SOCCER
Visit: www.kirtlandsoccer.com
The Kirtland Soccer League is for girls and boys in grades K through 6. The league’s purpose is to
have fun while learning the game of soccer. The season is broken up into two parts. Play begins
in the fall, breaks for the winter, and then regroups and finishes in the spring. The Kindergarten
division and first/second grade division only play in the fall. The third/fourth grade division and
the fifth/sixth grade division play in the fall and spring. Registration generally runs from April to
June.
THE KIRTLAND COMMUNITY CENTER
7900 EUCLID CHARDON ROAD
KIRTLAND, OH 44094
[email protected]
(440) 256-4711
www.kirtlandohio.com
EASTER
EGG HUNT
SATURDAY, MARCH 28
9:00AM-11:00AM
10:00AM-hunt begins
Mark your calendars for the annual Easter Egg Hunt! The event is on
Saturday, March 28 at 10:00 a.m. at the Kirtland Community Center for
Kirtland children 10 and under (adult chaperones required). Kids can
bring their Easter baskets to collect eggs. Outdoor hunt begins promptly at
10:00 (dress appropriately!). Prize baskets are awarded to the finder of
the Golden Egg. Indoor activities include kid tattoos, stickers, live rabbits
and friends, games, crafts, and a visit with the Easter Bunny. In addition,
the Kirtland Senior Center is hosting an all-you-can-eat pancake breakfast
from 9:00 -- 11:00 for a nominal fee.
In case of inclement weather, the outdoor hunt is cancelled and eggs are
handed out indoors on a first-come, first-served basis until they are gone.
However, the pancake breakfast, a visit with the Easter Bunny and all of
the aforementioned children’s activities will still take place indoors.
Registration is not required. Please join us.
Kirtland Community Center
7900 Euclid-Chardon Road
[email protected]
256-4711
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MARCH
MARCH
March 28
Egg Hunt
& Hunt
Pancake
Breakfast
March 28
Egg
& Pancake
Breakfast
APRILAPRIL
Week of Week
April 6of AprilBrush
Collection
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4
6
Brush Collection
4
of April13
Brush Collection
1
Week of Week
April13
Brush Collection
– Ward– Ward
1
of April 20
Brush Collection
2
Week of Week
April 20
Brush Collection
– Ward– Ward
2
Babysitting
April 25 April 25
Babysitting
Basics Basics
of April 27
Brush Collection
3
Week of Week
April 27
Brush Collection
– Ward– Ward
3
May 25
May 25
MAYMAY
Memorial Day Parade and Lunch
Memorial Day Parade and Lunch
June 15-19
June 15-19
Safety Town
June 22-26
Junior Olympics
June 22-26
JUNE
Safety TownJUNE
Junior Olympics