Arcata: Leader-In-Training
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L.I.T. registration is not available online.
HALF DAY: Enroll for a half-day morning or half-day afternoon camp(Art, Adventure, Redwood Day Camp Morning, Skate, Camp Carlson, Bucket Builders Basketball)
FULL DAY: Enroll at a full-day Camp (Redwood Day Camp) OR Combine camps by selecting a morning and an afternoon camp. (Please note, transportation between morning and afternoon camps is not provided to and from Carlson Park or Skate Park)
L.I.T. Training:Sunday, May 31st9am-2pmRedwood Lodge
To be considered, all participants must complete and submit an application packet.
L.I.T.s are vital to the success of all our camps. We realize that you have preferences in which camps you would like to be placed at based on your own skills/interests and where your friends and siblings are enrolled. We recognize that those factors are an important part of your experience. We try to accommodate as many requests as possible, however we are NOT always able to place you at your first choice of camps or for ALL the weeks that you request.
To assist us in finding the best placement for you, complete the summer planning sheet included in the application packet indicating (1) which weeks you are available AND (2) for those weeks you are available, provide your 1st, 2nd, and 3rd choice in camp placement.
Once we have confirmed your placement we will reach out with your schedule and collect payment.
Those who turn in their applications in a timely manner are more likely to get their first choice in placement. For example, if you wait until end of May to apply several camps will likely be full."
Arcata: Skate Camp
"Beginner, intermediate, or advanced - all skaters are welcome and encouraged to join the fun! Instructed by local, skilled skaters, skate campers will learn park etiquette, street and vert riding and of course... STLYE! "
Arcata: Redwood Day Camp
"In this classic summer camp youth exploring the world of nature, art, songs, cooking, and cooperative games all in the beautiful setting of Redwood Park. Each week’s unique theme adds new and exciting activities for a whole summer of fun! Each week, campers are placed into groups of ten based on their age range and morning only or full day status. Full day campers with full day, half day campers with half day. Each group of ten campers are assigned to a specific leader for that week. Leaders rotate age groups throughout the summer. Friendships and memories will be made. "
City Council Meeting Agenda Preview: May 19, 2026
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Agenda Preview for May 19, 2026 Eureka City Council Meeting
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Mayor Kim Bergel
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Public Employee Performance Evaluation - City Attorney, City Clerk, and City Manager
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A. Mayor's Announcements
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G.1. Approve City Council regular meeting minutes of May 5, 2026
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G.2. Off Street Parking Facilities
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I.2. Offshore Drilling and Mining Resolution
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Arcata: Bucket Builders Basketball Camp
"Take your game to the next level!This camp is designed for competitive players who are looking to sharpen their fundamentals. Skilled instructors will break down essential basketball skills, techniques, strategies, and offensive/defensive tactics to help build a strong basketball foundation. players will work on shooting mechanics, ball handling, offensive and defensive principles, and situational decision-making to elevate their performance. Dates and Ages Week 3: June 29-July 2 (No camp July): 8-10 yearsDates and Ages Week 4: July 6-10: 11-14 yearsLocation: Arcata Community Center, 321 Dr. MLK Pkwy.Days: Monday - FridayTime: 9 a.m - 1 p.m.Extended Care: 8 - 9 a.m.Weekly Fee: $125 / $ 138.50 non-residentWeekly Fee for Week 3: $100 / $113.50 non-residentEnroll online or with the Recreation Office Interested in our Payment Plan Option? Please refer to the Summer Camps page for our Payment Plan details. For more information on recreation activities, call the Recreation Division at 707-822-7091."
