Athletics

The Athletics Division is responsible for coordinating the sports league activities. All sports leagues are run by private organizations within the City of Parkland that utilize City fields. This division also issues short term permits for residents to utilize City fields for non-sports league activities. In addition to the sports leagues, the Athletics Division manages the tennis program at Quigley Park. This program is provided on a contractual basis with the goal of offering a variety of tennis programs and events for all abilities and levels of play and to present a professional tennis support staff in a clean and well-organized facility. The City also provides concession items as well as courteous customer service during peak operating hours.

Trainer Requirements

The City of Parkland (City) has adopted an approved trainer process for those who train [or develop] people at City parks. All trainers (whether charging fees or not) are required to go through an approval process. All trainers must:

  1. Download the fillable trainer application (PDF).
  2. Complete the application and submit to ParklandAthletics@cityofparkland.org
  3. The Parks and Recreation Manager or designee will contact you within five (5) business days to discuss your application.
  4. The Parks and Recreation Manager or designee will provide you an e-mail to complete a mandatory criminal background screening.
  5. Upon completion of a successful background clearance, submit required annual payment of $250 to the City of Parkland.  A 3% convenience charge will be applied to all credit card transactions.
  6. Sign and execute the City’s Training Services Agreement and submit required insurance.
  7. Once completed, you will be issued an Approved Trainer Identification Card that must be available to present to City staff while providing services at our parks.
  8. If training groups of more than six (6), a field permit will also be required (Limit 1 permit/week). Fields could be used on a first-come, first-served basis for groups of six (6) or fewer based on availability.

Adult Sports

The City of Parkland Parks and Recreation Division is committed to providing recreational opportunities for all residents of the City. Please see the links below for city ran adult athletics.

Youth Sports

The City of Parkland Parks and Recreation Division is dedicated to continuing a close cooperative relationship with our local sports organizations and civic associations. The City of Parkland does not operate the sports organizations. They are each operated by a private non-profit organization that must adhere to the City of Parkland Sports Policy (PDF).

These activities are found in the City:

Teen Programs

The City of Parkland Parks and Recreation Division is committed to providing recreational opportunities for all residents of the City. Please see the links below for city ran teen programs.

Field Condition Hotline

The City also maintains a field condition hotline that sports team members can consult to confirm field schedules and weather cancellations. You can reach the hotline at 954.757.4110. The hotline is updated as park conditions change.