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Del Paso Heights Youth Sports League

The 2013 Youth Basketball League is now taking registrations. Please call (916) 567-9567 for more information.

The Del Paso Heights Youth Sports League provides a well organized, low-cost opportunity for youth to learn about team sports, sportsmanship and basic skills. The league offers three sports, provided at different times a year, for a low cost of $35 per player (jersey provided by the league). Currently registration is open for:

Basketball:

Age: Kindergarten – 6th Grade

Season: January – March

Where: Practice and games are played at the Johnson Elementary School gym, curtosy of Twin Rivers Unifed School District

Sign-Ups: November, December and early January

Cost: $35 per player

Current & Upcoming Events

Ditch the workout, Join the party with ZUMBA

Every Saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. and Tuesday from 6:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. at the Johnson Community Center.

Registration required, $3 per class or $20 for 8 sessions, limited childcare provided.

Call (916) 927-7694 for more information.

Concerns We Are Still Working On


Non-Usable Parks Sacramento is known for having a large number of neighborhood parks, unfortunately many are not usable. The City of Sacramento does not maintain the parks in the Del Paso Heights area, leaving mowing and clean-up to organizations like the Mutual Assistance Network. This takes away a valuable resource, a social gathering location and a place were children can run and play.
Vacant Lots & Illegal Dumping Del Paso Heights has a large number of vacant lots that attract illegal dumping. Filled with piles of garbage, old furniture and hazardous items, the lots are an everyday site for children walking to school and adults going to work. Sadly, the city seems to have forgotten about this area and the garbage remains for months, sometimes years before being removed.
Very Few Small Businesses With very few privately owned businesses in the neighborhood, Del Paso Heights has almost no job opportunities or reason to come into the neighborhood. The Mutual Assistance Network is working to develop small businesses that cater to the interest of the residents create social gathering locations. Our first small business we developed is the Firehouse Produce Market.

Last Updated ( Tuesday, 30 October 2012 )

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