Recreation staff outline third-quarter milestones, Clean-Up Day, Soapbox Derby and comedy fundraiser
April 20, 2023 | Clearlake, Lake County, California
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Clearlake — Recreation division staff updated the council April 20 on third-quarter milestones and upcoming community events, saying the department is finalizing a program book and expanding partnerships to increase participation.
The department reported roughly $700 in revenue from a recent 'bunny brunch' and said partnerships with Adventist Health, the Clear Lake Police Officers Association and the Clear Lake Chamber helped staff the event. Recreation staff described a citywide Clear Lake cleanup slated for Saturday, April 22: volunteers should meet at Austin Beach for 7:30 a.m. sign-ups, an 8 a.m. kickoff, and a noon hotdog lunch for volunteers.
Staff also highlighted the Robert Veramonte Memorial Soapbox Derby on May 6 (race starts at 9 a.m. on Dam Road Extension) and a comedy-club fundraiser on April 29 at the Cornelius Center with $60 tickets that include dinner, dessert and one beverage. The presenter said the department is working with local schools and youth organizations to increase youth involvement and is pursuing grant opportunities and a 2024 schedule for recurring annual events.
Council members thanked staff and encouraged greater promotion through the chamber and local businesses to boost attendance.
The department reported roughly $700 in revenue from a recent 'bunny brunch' and said partnerships with Adventist Health, the Clear Lake Police Officers Association and the Clear Lake Chamber helped staff the event. Recreation staff described a citywide Clear Lake cleanup slated for Saturday, April 22: volunteers should meet at Austin Beach for 7:30 a.m. sign-ups, an 8 a.m. kickoff, and a noon hotdog lunch for volunteers.
Staff also highlighted the Robert Veramonte Memorial Soapbox Derby on May 6 (race starts at 9 a.m. on Dam Road Extension) and a comedy-club fundraiser on April 29 at the Cornelius Center with $60 tickets that include dinner, dessert and one beverage. The presenter said the department is working with local schools and youth organizations to increase youth involvement and is pursuing grant opportunities and a 2024 schedule for recurring annual events.
Council members thanked staff and encouraged greater promotion through the chamber and local businesses to boost attendance.
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