Welcome to the Freedom Area Rec Council Site. The purpose of the Freedom Area Rec Council is to build a public recreation program using public school buildings, grounds, parks and facilities, volunteers and local organizations, both public and private to stimulate interest in promoting and furthering the cause of recreation. Check out our tabs below for information on our Programs, Locations and Events and more...
Tuesday, November 16, 2021
Tuesday, November 9, 2021
Volunteer of the Year Award Winners
Check out our new page recognizing our Volunteers of the Year Award Winners.
Congratulations to Freedom Area Rec Council members
Steve Wallace is our 2021 Volunteer of the year Honoree
and
2021 Carroll County Rec & Parks Hall of Fame Inductees:
Steve Delman
Ken Whalen
.
Friday, November 5, 2021
Winter Inclement Weather Policy
When Carroll County Public Schools are closed or close early due to weather or other emergency conditions, all Carroll County Department of Recreation & Parks programs, which include Recreation Council Programs, are cancelled for that day. For weekend/non-school days, once the Snow Emergency Plan is in effect for Carroll County, no Recreation & Parks activities, which include Recreation Councils, can take place. Should the “Plan” be lifted any time during that day, all activities are still canceled for the remainder of that day.
Thursday, November 4, 2021
Check out the lastest Friends of Krimgold Park Newsletter!!!
Click here for the latest news on Krimgold Park!!
Saturday, October 23, 2021
Looking for a place to hold that special party or planning for a fundraiser - 2 rooms to choose from? Consider the Freedom Optimist Hall at 6315 Sykesville Road (Rt. 32) a facility with over 4,200 square feet( the larger room), plenty of parking, and can easily accommodate 225 people. Click here for additional information
Sunday, January 24, 2021
Scholarship Opportunities
FreedomArea Recreation Council
Freedom Area Recreation Council offers continuing education
scholarship opportunities to graduating seniors at Liberty High and
Century High. Applications will be in LHS and CHS guidance
offices,
the Eldersburg Library or below on Jan. 24; application
deadline is April 1, 2021.
Congratulations to Erin Mulholland from Liberty High School and Hannah Bauer from Century High School who received $1000 scholarship awards in June 2021.
Thursday, August 6, 2020
County Heat Policy & Thunder and Lightening Policy
HEAT: Approximately 30 minutes prior to the start of the
activity, temperature and heat index reading should be taken at the site or
from www.weather.com or a comparable source. The
following are recommended guidelines for coaches, program leaders and
volunteers to follow with regards to Department sponsored youth activities:
Heat Index: 80-89
Use caution; monitor athletes carefully for necessary action.
Heat Index: 90-104
Use extreme caution; remove helmets and other equipment if not
involved in contact.
Heat Index: 105-129
Alter uniforms by removing items where feasible; practice should
be shortened with low intensity & limited conditioning.
Heat Index: 130 & above
NO PRACTICES OR GAMES.
ACTIVITIES SHOULD BE RESCHEDULED FOR EARLY/LATE IN DAY OR AN ALTERNATE
DATE WHEN HEAT INDEX IS LOWER.
Heat Index Chart & Calculator Links:
THUNDER & LIGHTENING POLICY
At the first sound of Thunder or the first sighting of Lightening - all activities are to be stopped and participates are to clear fields to a protected area and wait 30 minutes before activities are to resume. Any additional occurrence starts the 30 minute count over.
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