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Airway Heights Parks & Rec
Improving the quality of life for Airway Heights residents
Airway Heights Parks & Recreation is dedicated to providing our residents and community members with the best service, programs, and facilities possible! We are honored to serve this great community, and promise to work hard everyday to improve the quality of life of our residents and community members through safe programs, inviting parks, and facilities. We truly appreciate your trust and support.
CARES works to promote the Airway Heights Parks & Recreation Department’s mission of creating community and quality of life for all residents by supporting the development of quality recreational facilities, and programs for youth and adults in the greater Airway Heights area. Through enhanced community outreach, partnerships, and contributions, CARES collaborates and connects those that share in the mission of improving our community through people, parks, and programs.
As we welcome the fall and winter seasons, I want to thank you for making this past year one of the most memorable yet at the Rec Center. From early morning classes to evening sports leagues, there’s a daily energy in the building that’s truly inspiring. It’s been incredible to see people of all ages and backgrounds come together to stay active, learn new things, and connect with one another. Whether you’re joining us for swim lessons, arts and crafts classes, or trying something new, there’s always something happening—and something for everyone.
This fall, we’re especially excited to bring our before and after school programs up to the Rec Center. It’s a joy to see young participants fill the space with laughter, creativity, and energy. Fall youth sports are also kicking off, and we’re ready for another great season filled with exciting touchdown runs, big goals, and stellar volleyball rallies.
MY REC STORY
DON MITCHELL
Don has been a proud member of the Airway Heights community for over 40 years. His journey with recreation began in 1995 when his oldest son’s t-ball team needed a coach. Without hesitation, Don stepped up to the plate—marking the beginning of what would become a 30-year legacy of community involvement and leadership.
