Politics & Government
Many Pittsburgh Senior, Rec Centers Closed On Election Day; Others Providing Childcare
Find out here what's going on with your city recreation or senior center on Tuesday.
PITTSBURGH, PA — Many Citiparks recreation and senior centers will be closed or offer limited services on Election Day Tuesday. Many of the centers serve as polling players.
The closed recreation centers:
- Arlington Recreation Center
- Brookline Recreation Center
- Paulson Recreation Center
- Phillips Recreation Center
- Warrington Recreation Center
- West Penn Recreation Center
The closed senior centers:
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- Beechview Senior Healthy Active Living Center
- Greenfield Senior Healthy Active Living Center
- Hazelwood Senior Healthy Active Living Center
The following Healthy Active Living Senior Centers will offer lunch service only, with no regularly scheduled activities:
- Washington Healthy Active Living Center
- Sheraden Healthy Active Living Center
- South Side Healthy Active Living Center
All other CitiParks recreation and senior centers will operate on their normal schedules.
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With Pittsburgh Public Schools closed for Election Day, four Citiparks Recreation Centers will be open at 8:30 a.m. to help students and families with free childcare, with lunch provided:
- Ammon Community Recreation Center
- Jefferson Recreation Center
- Magee Recreation Center
- Ormsby Community Recreation Center
Families need to register their children directly with the recreation center they plan to attend to help Citiparks ensure adequate staffing, meals, and programming. Citiparks is also coordinating with community partners to provide educational and enrichment activities throughout the day.
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