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Bullhead City highlights senior campus programs, parks, and trash service details
Summary
City promotional messages and staff outlined activities at the senior campus and parks, Meals on Wheels and Angels Essential donation program, Rotary Park amenities and reservation information, and changes to residential recycling and trash collection under a Republic Services contract.
Bullhead City’s recorded messages and staff presentations summarized several community services: programming and meals at the senior campus, amenities and reservations at Rotary Park and Community Park, and residential trash collection under the city’s contract with Republic Services.
Kim Kuhl, senior services program manager for Bullhead City, described the senior campus as “a hot spot for active individuals ages 50.” She listed daily classes (Zumba, balance and fall‑prevention classes, chair exercise), creative and social activities (beading, crocheting, quilting, bingo and card games), support meetings (veterans benefits, Medicare information, caregiver support and dementia education) and a congregate lunch program. Lunches were described as served at 11:30 with the last lunch at noon and a suggested donation noted in the recording (the message stated a suggested donation of $3 from people aged 60 and above or disabled, and $4 for other attendees). The senior campus also runs a Meals on Wheels delivery program and an “Angels Essential” area offering donated durable medical equipment; staff provided the center’s address (2275 Train Road) and phone number ((928) 763‑0193).
Rotary Park was described as a major sports and recreation site with more than 300 acres of fields, lit facilities, 8 lighted pickleball courts, a skate park, disc golf course, beach volleyball court and more than a mile of public beaches along the Colorado River. The city noted that Rotary Park ramadas may be reserved (the park’s address was given as 2315 Balboa Drive and hours listed as 4:30 a.m. to 11 p.m.).
The city also repeated operational information about solid waste service: Bullhead City contracts with Republic Services for residential trash collection and bulky‑item pickups. The recorded material said residential recycling had been discontinued and that both blue and green carts are now trash carts. It listed service collection days by geographic area (Monday through Thursday, with specific neighborhoods assigned to each day) and noted residents are eligible for six bulky‑item pickups per year. For questions or to schedule pickups the message provided Republic Services’ phone number: (928) 758‑0000, and directed residents to bullheadcity.com for additional details.
Ending: The city’s compiled messages are informational: they describe ongoing services (senior programming, Meals on Wheels, park reservations, trash schedule) and provide contacts for reservations and service questions.
