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NT Department of Youth, Recreation, Parks Accepting In-Office Appointments for Golf ID/Pass Registrations

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Staff · January 15, 2021
NT Department of Youth, Recreation, Parks Accepting In-Office Appointments for Golf ID/Pass Registrations
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By: Staff Reporter

The North Tonawanda Department of Youth, Recreation, Parks & Seniors has announced they are accepting in-office appointments for Golf ID/Pass registrations for Deerwood Golf Course. Customers can book an appointment online at www.ntparksrec.com or by calling 695-8520.

Golf ID/passes will not be available for renewal online as all ID pictures need to be updated and new passes distributed due to updates in the system. Residents are reminded they need to bring a valid driver license and one additional form of residency proof (i.e. utility bill, insurance card, etc). Lastly customers are encouraged to bring and turn in their old ID/pass card for entry into a monthly drawing for a $10 Deerwood Gift Certificate. For a list of current id/pass rates head to www.deerwoodgc.com

In addition to golf passes, the Recreation Department is also accepting appointments for boat launch trailer permit stickers ($30 residents, $40 non-residents), though the permit stickers can also be obtained through online registration at www.ntparksrec.com.

Beginning February 1, residents of North Tonawanda can begin booking park shelter reservations online at www.ntparksrec.com or by making an in-office appointment. Shelters are reserved on a first-come-first-serve basis. Non-residents may begin booking shelter reservations May 31, 2020.

For questions, call 695-8520 or email [email protected]

 

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