Reynoldsburg Recreation Department

Friendly setting. People were welcoming to me as I asked questions and enjoyed my tour of the center.

As parents, it is sometimes hard to juggle work/life obligations with pinning down the registration dates for kids activities. I had the pleasure of talking to Kim about available openings and not only did she take her time to go over all the programming that was still available for our child, but she called me back immediately when a space became available for the soccer league that was originally at capacity. I never asked to be put on a wait list at all. Kim was thoughtful, courteous, professional, and went above and beyond to help our son stay active playing a sport he loves this fall. We are thrilled! Thank you so much!

Incredible variety and quality of activities for a neighborhood this size. Attention to public areas is unmatched compared to other nearby suburbs. Parks and Rec and the role they play in community cohesion makes me feel like my family is at home in Reynoldsburg.

The Parks & Rec Department was not as organized as it is now, under Chris Skidmore. He truly cares about all involved, parents, players and coaches alike. He has added rules when and where needed to keep all processes and procedures in line to apease people from all walks of life. Way to go team, keep up the amazing work!!

Why are you cutting down the trees in Huber Park? Did it ever occur to you that many of us who walk in the park do NOT want to walk in total sunshine? Those trees on the E. Livingston side of the park were just big enough to start providing shade on the concrete path. The parking lot is always a mess - why are you spending my tax dollars (I live AND work in Reynoldsburg) on chopping down trees that aren't even 20 years old????