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Montgomery opens summer program for youth and continues small‑business nominations
Summary
The city’s Department of Parks and Recreation launched its 2025 summer program that runs through July 25 for children ages 6–17, and the mayor urged support for local small businesses and reminded the public that nominations for small business awards remain open.
Montgomery’s Department of Parks and Recreation opened its 2025 summer program on the day of the press conference; the program runs through July 25 and serves children ages 6 to 17 for just over $40 per participant, the Mayor, Montgomery City, said.
The mayor described Goodwin Community Center as a site focused on teens ages 13 to 17 and said community pools, parks and centers are open across the city. Residents can register while spots remain at funinMontgomery.com, he said. The mayor framed the programming as part of the Montgomery Ford initiative, which reinvests taxpayer dollars into community spaces and amenities.
The mayor also urged residents to shop local and noted that nominations remain open for a city small‑business awards program at sbossmgm.com. He highlighted local attractions such as Montgomery Whitewater, trail networks, the Legacy Museum, the National Memorial for Peace and Justice and the recently opened Freedom of Sculpture Park as reasons for residents and visitors to engage locally.
No new funding allocations or changes to program fees were announced beyond the registration details provided; availability was noted as limited by existing spots.
