Recreation

Statement of Services


The Recreation Department is responsible for conducting the City's leisure and recreational programs. The Division provides instructional programs in such areas as dance, tennis, tai chi and art. The "Festival in the Park" continues with great success. Team sports such as basketball, softball and volleyball are also offered.
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The Recreation staff is responsible for processing all registration, preparation and distribution of flyers, evaluation and selection of programs and instructional personnel, and coordination of volunteer coaches as well as scheduling reservations for meeting rooms, room rentals and ball field reservations.

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Every kid needs Vitamin Z. It's part wonder. It's part amazement, and it's something that your kids get only at the Detroit Zoo. There is special pricing for Madison Heights residents! Purchase your tickets and enter madisonheights for the discount.

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Purchase Discount Cedar Point Tickets

For discounted Cedar Point Tickets please go to www.cedarpoint.com/affiliates.

To receive the Madison Heights Recreaiton discount and donate a portion of proceeds to the department enter:

User Name: MADISONREC

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Financial Assistance available for Recreation activities

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The Madison Heights’ Recreation Department offers limited financial assistance to residents that qualify, for youths to participate in Recreation activities. Assistance is based on household income and size with those who qualify receiving either 50% or 25% discount on registration fees. This program is open only to Madison Heights’ residents and is on a first-come first-served limited basis. Interested residents should apply in-person at the DPS Office at City Hall. Please bring proof of residency and income (W-2, 1099, layoff notice, etc.) for approval. Each youth receiving assistance can apply for two recreation activities during the year, July 1st thru June 30th.

Thank you! The City extends their appreciation to the Madison Schools and Lamphere Schools for the use of their facilities.