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Recreation

The Rolling Fork Parks and Recreation Department is responsible for providing safe, welcoming, and well-maintained recreational opportunities for the residents of Rolling Fork. The Department works to maintain City recreational spaces and to support community programs that encourage healthy activity, youth development, and family-friendly events.

The Department’s team includes full-time staff and seasonal or part-time personnel, with a strong focus on facility and grounds maintenance to keep parks, playgrounds, fields, and other public recreation areas clean, safe, and ready for use.

Facilities and Maintenance

Rolling Fork Parks and Recreation helps maintain City recreational assets, which may include parks, playgrounds, ballfields, courts, and other public open spaces. Maintenance responsibilities typically include mowing and grounds upkeep, equipment inspections, minor repairs, field preparation, and general cleanliness.

Programs and Activities

Programs and offerings may vary by season and community demand, but can include activities such as:

  • Youth baseball and softball (seasonal leagues)

  • Basketball and volleyball programs

  • Swimming and water-safety programming where facilities are available

  • Arts and enrichment activities

  • Flag football and other youth sports

  • Playground and community recreation activities

  • Training opportunities such as lifeguard certification, clinics, or officiating support when offered

 

Seasonal Operations

The Department’s busiest times are typically spring and summer, when leagues, tournaments, and outdoor programming are most active. During peak seasons, staff coordinate league schedules, field usage, and program logistics to help ensure events run smoothly and recreational spaces remain safe and accessible for all residents.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are you the sole operator of the youth baseball?

No. We are responsible for the fields, umpires, scorekeepers, etc., but TBD runs the league.

How do I become an Umpire?

To umpire in our baseball and softball leagues you must be a certified umpire. Periodically during the year we conduct umpire clinics for umpire certification. Call our office for more information.

How do I get a registration form for programs?

You may pick up the forms at the Parks and Recreation Department located at TBD. Some forms are available in the website Documents Library.

 

Where can I get info on recreation facility rentals?

Call the recreation department at 601-873-2814

 

Where do I get an application for employment?

You can pick an application at the City Hall. You can also download an application from this website in the library section.

 

Where do I get information about renting the Pavillion?

Call the City Clerk's office at 601-873-2814 

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