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Board of Commission
Meeting Agenda
May 21, 2013:
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Comprehensive Annual Financial
Report YE 6-30-12
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Special Event Permits Issued
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Residential Street Sweeping begins April 1
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NEW Rental Dwelling Unit License Procedure
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2013 Residential Parking Permits Available Beginning December 3
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Parking Locations/Facilities and Rates Map - Updated
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Hands Pike Public Meeting Documents
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Licking River Greenway
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Consolidated Plan
2013-2018
Annual Action Plan
2013-2014
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Recreational Facilities

The Recreation Department works in conjunction with the Department of Public Improvements, the department that oversees the maintenance of the park facilities, to offer Covington residents a wonderful park system. Covington's park system consists mainly of neighborhood parks, with Devou Park and the Bill Cappel Sports Complex serving as regional parks.

Recreational facilities include playgrounds, tot lots, passive greenspaces, baseball/softball fields, soccer fields, football fields, outdoor basketball courts, public gardens, memorials, a bell tower, picnic shelters, nature trails, a waterpark, swimming pools, and hiking/biking trails. Total acreage of recreational facilities throughout the city is approximately 1,000 acres.

For a list of our park facilities, click here 
For a list of our city gardens, click here
For a list of all sports fields, click here

 

CITY POOLS AND THE WATERPARK

The City offers two swimming pools and a zero-depth waterpark:

  • Goebel Pool - 8th & Dalton - deepwater pool (12 feet)
  • Randolph Pool - 8th & Greenup - deepwater pool (12 feet)
  • Covington Waterpark - 43rd & Decoursey - zero-depth spray park

For a list of pool rules, please click here.

In 2008, the Recreation Department instituted a system in which entry into the pools or waterpark required a pool pass. Passes are available to Covington residents only. To obtain a pass, adults must present proof of residency at the time of registration. Parents/guardians will be required to register all minor children. Passes are free of charge and can be obtained in the Recreation office and are good for one pool season. Requirements for passes:

  1. Completed registration form
  2. Proof of residency
  3. Signed agreement acknowledging receipt of rules
  4. Signed liability waiver

Lost passes can be reissued after payment of a $5.00 processing fee. Replacement passes can only be obtained through the Neighborhoods, Parks and Recreation Department at their offices in City Hall.

 

Covington Neighborhood, Parks and Recreation Department
638 Madison Avenue, 1st Floor
Covington, KY 41011
Phone: 859-292-2151
Fax: 859-292-2107

recreation@covingtonky.gov

 

 

 

 

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