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If you would like your child to participate in any MPR league, sport, program, or event, but don't have the means, our youth scholarship program is for you! Youth Scholarship Information If you would like for your child to participate in any MPR league, sport, program, or event, but don't have the means, please fill out the application below. An application can be turned in to the Maryville Community Center front desk along with a registration form for that sport, program, or event. Applications for scholarships will only be awarded while the registration is open. If the registration is closed, or we are in late registration time, scholarships will not be awarded. Please look through our program information below to make sure you meet qualifications before applying. Our youth scholarship program is made possible through donations from our wonderful community members. Thank you to Maryville Host Lions Club for this year's donations! Program Information Application Form

Located in Maryville, Missouri, our full time staff runs programs and events, maintains multiple facilities, and manages our department. Meet our staff! Meet the team Jeff Stubblefield Director jstubblefield@maryvillemo.gov Maggie Rockwood Assistant Director mrockwood@maryvillemo.gov Kristy McLain Recreation & Aquatics Supervisor kmclain@maryvillemo.gov Elizabeth Lyle Marketing & Events Supervisor elyle@maryvillemo.gov Emily Dew Recreation Coordinator edew@maryvillemo.gov Tyler Peve Park Maintenance Supervisor tpeve@maryvillemo.gov Sam Doolin Park Maintenance Brenden Pedersen Park Maintenance Haven Bonde Park Maintenance

Maryville Parks & Recreation located in Maryville, Missouri offers recreational opportunities for all ages! Recreation Adult Sports Adult Sports Current Registrations View Registrations Youth Sports Youth Sports Fitness Classes Fitness Classes Youth Scholarship Information Learn More Personal Training Personal Training

The Donaldson Sports Complex located in Maryville, Missouri has 4 baseball softball fields, 5 soccer fields, a football field, skate park, outdoor amphitheater, shelter, and playground equipment. Donaldson West Side Park Donaldson West Side Park is located at 1000 N Country Club Road and is home to 4 baseball/softball fields, 5 soccer fields, 1 football field, a playground, skate park, and an outdoor amphitheater. Donaldson Rentals For any field renting inquiries or contact Kristy McLain at kmclain@maryvillemo.gov Skate Park After years of discussion and planning, a skate park was completed at Donaldson Westside Park in 2007. The facility includes a half-pipe, quarter-pipe, 3’ wedge, a double 2’ wedge with grinding rail, a grinding box, a free standing grinding rail and a skate-able bench. A group of parents and kids made up the committee and they were successful in their mission and raised most of the funds for the equipment, with MPR Board approving funds to finalize the construction of the project. This project was completed through the involvement of several individuals and groups. Funding from the Gladys Rickard Trust and the Tony Hawk Foundation Grant were also instrumental in making the skate park a reality. Skate Park Rules Park Hours are 5:00 am to 11:00 pm unless otherwise posted. Use this facility at your own risk. Usage is intended for skateboards, skates, and bikes. Be responsible – this park is not supervised. Safety First – helmets and other protective gear are highly recommended. Be respectful of others – no fighting or foul language. Clean up after yourself – do not leave trash on or around the skate park. Please no gum, food or drinks on the skate park surface. During inclement weather, the park will be closed. Competitive activities or competitions must be approved and documented by Maryville Parks and Recreation. All other Maryville Parks and Recreation rules apply For emergencies, call 911 To report damage, call 660-562-2923 1/3

MPR projects open for bid in Maryville, Missouri can be found here. Bids & RFP Information See below for information on our current bids and RFPs. If you have any questions, please call 660.562.2923. Current Bids & RFP information

Part time and seasonal positions that Maryville, Missouri Parks & Recreation is hiring can be found here! Employment & Internship Opportunities We are regularly hiring part-time and seasonal positions as well as offering a variety of internship and field experience opportunities. Explore the list below to find the range of positions where we regularly have openings. To inquire about the availability of open positions within MPR, stop by the Maryville Community Center, or give us a call at: 660.562.2923. Maryville Community Center Front Desk Assistants Child Care Providers Recreation Basketball & Volleyball Officials Basketball Scorekeepers Softball & Baseball Umpires Concessionaires Soccer Officials Fitness Aerobic Instructors Personal Trainers Maintenance Maintenance Laborers Custodians Seasonal Aquatics Lifeguards Swimming Instructors Swim Team Coaches Front Desk Attendants Concessionaires Summer Camp Counselor MPR hosts a 4 week Summer Camp for ages 5-12. This camp is stacked with fun activities like pool days, field trips, movies, and so much more. As a seasonal Camp Counselor, you would supervise the children. MPR Job Application Internship Questionnaire To inquire about the status of a job position or to submit an application, contact Maggie at mrockwood@maryvillemo.gov . To inquire about an internship, please complete the internship questionnaire and submit it to kmclain@maryvillemo.gov Personal Training Maryville Parks & Recreation contracts with individual trainers who operate their training business in our facility. They are responsible for scheduling their own training sessions and developing workouts for their clients. Trainers must have their personal training certification and current CPR certification prior to contracting with Maryville Parks and Recreation.

For any questions, comments, or concerns you may have about the Maryville, Missouri parks and recreation facilities, please reach out. Contact 1407 N. Country Club Rd., Suite 200 Maryville, MO 64468 660.562.2923 Follow us on socials! First Name Last Name Email Message Thanks for submitting! Send Never miss out on MPR updates and registrations! Sign up for Textcaster or update your preferences below. Register for Textcaster

Discover Maryville Parks & Recreation — offering 10 beautiful parks, a community center, seasonal aquatic facilities, youth & adult sports, events, and programs for all ages. Welcome to Maryville Parks & Recreation We strive to offer experiences and opportunities for recreation for all ages. We have twelve parks, a community center, a seasonal aquatic center, a seasonal splash pad, youth and adult sports, events, and much more. Come check out what we have to offer! Community Center Aquatic Center Youth Sports Youth Scholarship Program Register Online Never miss out on MPR updates and registrations! Sign up for Textcaster or update your preferences below Sign up for textcaster See what's happening this month! Event Title Event Time Event Date Change the event description to include your own content. Adjust the settings to customize the style. February 2026 SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT 12 Public Parks 250k Park Visits Annually 31 Rec Programs Offered Fitness Class Spotlight Check out our feature video of the Burnin' Bands class!

Maryville Parks & Recreation located in Maryville, Missouri oversees many parks and facilities! A community center, seasonal outdoor pool, seasonal splash pad, baseball/softball fields, and more! Parks & Facilities We have 12 parks, a community fitness center, a seasonal aquatic center, a seasonal splash pad, multiple baseball/softball fields, and more! To reserve a park shelter, visit us in person or reserve online. Reserve Online Rental Rates Find a park Beal Park: 700 N. Laura Donaldson Westside Park: 1000 N. Country Club Road Downtown Pocket Park: 224 N. Main Franklin Park: 721 N. Main Happy Hollow Park: 709 E. 3rd Judah Park: 615 W. Thompson Robertson-Crist Park: 519 Prather Sisson-Eek Park: 406 W. Lincoln Sunrise Bark Park: 720 S. Depot Sunrise Park: 1316 E. Halsey Thomson Splash 'N' Play: 1920 S. Munn Ave Wabash Park: 915 N. Mulberry Park Map (PDF) Park Rules & Regulations We are enormously proud of our park system. Our beautiful parks play host to a wide variety of activities throughout the year, such as community-wide events, recreation programs, sporting events, family picnics, and quiet relaxation. The following rules and regulations have been developed to make sure that Maryville's park system remains beautiful, inviting and safe for the community. We ask for your cooperation to ensure the integrity of the park system remains intact. If you have specific questions, please call Maryville Parks and Recreation at 660.562.2923. Leash Law Maryville has a leash law requiring dogs to be confined to your premises or under your restraint at all times. If not, the dog is subject to be picked up and impounded at the New Nodaway Humane Society. NNHS is located at 829 South Depot Street. Telephone Number 660.562.3333. A summons may be issued to the dog owner for violation of the leash law. If you have concerns about the leash law in Maryville, or need to report something regarding this law, please contact Public Safety at 660.562.3209. This leash law is in effect at all of the Maryville city parks, with the exception of the Sunrise Bark Park. Dogs are allowed off leash only after entering the park. They must be leashed while entering and exiting. For more information please visit the City of Maryville website at https://www.maryville.org/pview.aspx?id=22825&catid=507 City Dog Tags Maryville City Ordinance requires all dogs over the age of six months to be licensed . A dog license tag may be obtained at the following location: New Nodaway Humane Society 829 South Depot Street 660.562.3333 The tags are cost $25 per unaltered animal, or $5 for each spayed or neutered animal. To obtain this license, you must present a rabies vaccination receipt issued within the last twelve months. License renewal is required by December 31 of each year. Questions may be directed to the Humane Society. Be sure to ask about their pet recovery database program. Sunrise Bark Park This off-leash dog park is open from sunrise to sunset. Use park at your own risk. No dogs without humans, no humans without dogs. Owners are legally responsible for the behavior of their dog(s) at all times. Dogs must be leashed while entering and exiting the park. Dog handlers must be at least 16 years of age. Children under 13 must be accompanied by an adult and supervised at all times. All dogs entering must be up to date on vaccinations including rabies. Dogs living in Maryville city limits must also be licensed. Visit maryvilleparks.org/ parks for more information. Owners must clean up after their dogs. Dog waste stations are provided for your convenience. Violators will be subject to removal from the park and suspension of park privileges. This park is not monitored by staff. Report issues to Maryville Public Safety at 660-562-3209. Prohibited Human & Dog Food/Treats Glass Containers Dogs in heat Sick dogs Aggressive dogs Puppies (under 4 months) Section 135.010 Violation of Chapter Regulations Prohibited. It shall be unlawful for any person to violate any regulation governing the use of City Parks as provided in this Chapter. Section 135.020 Amusement for Gain. No amusement for gain or for which a charge is made may be conducted in a park or public recreational facility without consent of the Park and Recreation Board, and such amusement must be conducted in accordance with any rules, regulations of the Board and the ordinances of the City. Section 135.030 Prohibited Acts. Disfiguration And Removal. It shall be unlawful for any person to willfully mark, deface, injure, tamper with, or displace or remove any tables, benches, fireplaces, paving signs or notices whether temporary or permanent, stakes, posts or other boundary markers, or other structures or equipment, facilities or park property whatsoever, either real or personal. Sanitation. No person in a park shall throw, discharge or otherwise place or cause to be placed in the water of any pool, stream, river in or adjacent to any park, any substance, matter or thing, liquid or solid, which will or may result in pollution of said waters; have brought in or shall dump, deposit or leave any bottles, broken glass, ashes, paper boxes, cans, dirt, rubbish, waste, garbage, refuse, or other trash. No such refuse or trash shall be placed in any waters or on the grounds of any park or left anywhere on the grounds or any buildings therein, except in receptacles provided for such purpose. Animals. Horses are not permitted on park property at any time without expressed approval of the Park and Recreation Board. Golf Balls. It shall be unlawful for any person to play or simulate the game of golf by hitting, striking, driving a golf ball or other similar object or practicing a golf swing using golf clubs, whether wood or metal, on any park property whatsoever, whether real or personal. It shall additionally be unlawful for any person to leave or abandon a golf ball in or upon a City park. This prohibition shall not apply to activities upon a public or private golf course. Section 135.040 Vehicles No person, without the consent of the Park and Recreation Board of the City, will drive or park any motor vehicle on any park except in designated parking areas, roads or drives. No vehicles will be parked in any area, on any road or drive where parking is prohibited or in such manner as to obstruct the flow of traffic along such road or drive. No motor vehicle shall be operated in any City Park at a speed in excess of ten (10) miles per hour. All provisions of the Municipal Code of the City governing the operation of motor vehicles shall apply to the operation of motor vehicles in City Parks. Vehicles shall not be left unattended overnight in the City of Maryville parks or parking lots. Section 135.050 Hours of Operation Park. The park shall be open to the public. Any section or part of the park may be declared closed or reserved to the public by the Park and Recreation Board at any time or for any interval of time, either temporarily or at regular or stated intervals. Swimming Pool. The Park and Recreation Board shall determine the length of the season during which the pool shall be open for public swimming, the hours of operation, and the conditions under which the swimming pool shall be closed for public swimming. Camping. Overnight camping shall not be permitted in any City of Maryville parks or parking lots. Section 135.055 Park Closing — Hours It shall be unlawful for any individual to enter or remain on park property between the hours of 12:00 Midnight and 5:00 A.M. local time. The foregoing provision shall not apply to Mozingo Lake Park, any City employee, City Official, Park and Recreation Board member, any designee or agent of any of the foregoing or any individual participating in an after hour event sanctioned and approved the City Council or by the Park and Recreation Board of Directors or any Law Enforcement or Peace Officer engaged in his/her official duties. As used in this Section, the term "park" shall include any real estate owned, leased or occupied by the City of Maryville or the Maryville Park and Recreation Department and used for park purposes or designated as a park. The City Manager and the Park and Recreation Department Director or their designee's are hereby authorized and directed to post signage they deem sufficient to provide notice to the public of the hours of park closing. Section 135.060 Fires in Park It shall be unlawful for any person to start a fire in any area of the park except in a suitable container adapted to the use of containing a fire for the purpose of cooking foods thereon, and it shall be unlawful for any person to leave the area of such fire before the same is completely extinguished. Section 135.070 Park and Recreation Board — Powers The Park and Recreation Board shall have authority to set rentals, admission prices, expense charges and other fees as it deems necessary for any event utilizing special facilities or personnel under the jurisdiction of the Park and Recreation Board. Section 135.072 Alcohol Prohibited in Parks — Exception It shall be unlawful to possess, consume, dispense, sell or vend intoxicating liquor or non-intoxicating beer in any public park unless said act complies with the terms of this Chapter and a valid park alcohol use permit. It shall be lawful to possess, consume, dispense, sell or vend intoxicating liquor or non-intoxicating beer in a public park only if such act complies with the terms and conditions of this Chapter and the requirements of a valid park alcohol use permit. Section 135.073 Park Alcohol Use Permit A park alcohol use permit authorizes the holder to sell, dispense or vend intoxicating liquor and non-intoxicating beer in compliance with the terms of the permit. Possession or consumption of intoxicating liquor or non-intoxicating beer by any individual in compliance with the terms of a valid park alcohol use permit is authorized. Only a civic organization may apply for a park alcohol use permit. A permit fee of two hundred dollars ($200.00) plus a damage deposit of three hundred dollars ($300.00) shall be paid at the time the application for the permit is made, which application must be submitted at least thirty (30) days prior to the event. A park alcohol use permit, if approved, shall be issued for period requested on the application but shall not exceed three (3) days in duration. Multiple applications by a civic organization or by multiple organizations shall not be approved to circumvent this duration limitation. The City Council may authorize an exception to this duration period limitation for special or annual events of community-wide interest. Section 135.074 Violation of Permit Terms It shall be unlawful to possess, consume, dispense, sell or vend intoxicating liquor or non-intoxicating beer contrary to the terms or condition of the park alcohol use permit. In addition to any other authorized sanction or punishment, the Maryville Parks and Recreation Department is authorized to immediately revoke any park alcohol use permit where alcohol dispensing, possession or use, or the event location, display or operation fails to comply with any term, condition, requirement or restriction of the permit as approved. Section 135.075 Park Alcohol Use Permit — Application All applications for a park alcohol use permit shall be submitted on such form(s) as promulgated by the City, shall be accompanied by all necessary fees and deposits filed at least thirty (30) days in advance of the scheduled events for which the permit is sought and shall contain the following: Completed application form(s) as required; The name and address of the civic organization requesting the permit; The name, address and telephone number of the contact individual for the application; The names, addresses and telephone numbers of the officers of the civic organization applying for the permit; The name, address and telephone number of all individuals responsible for the operation of the event or responsible for compliance with all applicable permit terms and conditions, City ordinances and State laws and regulations; A complete description of the proposed special event, including dates, hours of operation, proposed method of merchandise display, proposed signage and a list of all goods to be sold or dispensed and equipment to be used in the event; A map depicting the layout and location of the event relative to other landmarks of the site; A copy of the application for a Missouri picnic license for the event, or a copy of a caterer's license or other applicable license for the event, with contact information for the person or entity which will be dispensing alcohol at the event. A copy of a valid Missouri picnic license, if applicable, must be submitted prior to permit approval; A certificate of insurance for the event providing for minimum coverage of one million dollars ($1,000,000.00) for injury or property damage and naming the City of Maryville, Maryville Park and Recreation Department and their officers, employees and agents as additional insureds; The signature of the person responsible for the event and application and evidence that the permit is executed with the approval of the civic organization; If the event involved the possession, sale or dispensing of food products, a copy of all required permit(s) shall be attached to the application; and Any other information the City and/or Parks and Recreation Department deems necessary. Section 135.076 Park Alcohol Use Permit — Site Requirements Nothing in this Chapter shall prevent any wholesaler or distributor from providing customary storage, cooling or dispensing equipment for use by the holder of the permit in accordance with the law. Merchandise shall be displayed in a manner that does not create a nuisance, negatively impact surrounding park area or usage of the park by others or detract from the visual quality of the area. Signage at the site location shall be limited to one (1) sign not to exceed eight (8) square feet. Off-premises signs or attention-attracting devices shall not be allowed. The event shall be located in a manner so as not to cause vehicular congestion. The sponsor shall provide a "designated and controlled area" to segregate individuals who are allowed to possess or consume alcohol (people over twenty-one (21)). A "designated serving table" shall be located within the serving area, and individuals shall not be allowed to carry or bring alcohol into the area except to be dispensed therein. Only liquor dispensed from the serving area by the holder of the permit or its agent shall be permitted to be possessed or consumed under the permit. During the event, trash and debris shall be maintained so as not to create a nuisance or to litter the area. Upon conclusion of the event for the day, all materials, equipment, trash and debris shall be promptly removed from the property or placed in designated refuse containers. Section 135.080 Violations and Penalties Each and every person violating any provision of this Chapter shall be guilty of an ordinance violation and, upon conviction thereof, shall be punished by a fine not to exceed five hundred dollars ($500.00) or be imprisoned in jail for not more than three (3) months, or both such fine and imprisonment.