Kids Bill of Rights in Sportsapproved
Status set at the PRAB Regular Meeting on Jan 9, 2025
The Kids Bill of Rights in Sports is a policy adopted by the City of Fairfax City Council requiring all current and new groups operating kids' sports programs within the city to meet a defined set of standards.
The measure was voted through by Council and reported to the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board (PRAB) at its December 12, 2024 meeting as a recent Council action pertaining to Parks and Recreation. The approval was reconfirmed to the PRAB at its January 9, 2025 meeting, where the board was again informed of the requirement. The policy applies broadly to any group — existing or new — seeking to run youth sports programs in the City of Fairfax.
History
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- Dec 12, 2024Parks and Recreation Advisory Board · item 6aSummary of Recent Council Meetings Actions Pertaining to Parks and Recreation
Council voted to approve the Kids Bill of Rights in Sports; all current and new groups looking to operate kids sports programs in the City of Fairfax must now meet these standards.
- Summary of Recent Council Meeting Actions Pertaining to Parks and Recreation
City Council voted to approve the Kids Bill of Rights in Sports; all current and new groups seeking to operate kids' sports programs in the City of Fairfax must now meet these standards.
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