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There are a number of youth sports associations in the Duncanville area, some of which utilize Duncanville Parks and Recreation facilities and fields while others use their own fields. For information about registering youth in these sports programs please visit the independent websites for the following groups:

Baseball DBBI
Girls Softball
Soccer
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P.O. Box 381064
Duncanville, TX 75138
Ph. (972) 738-9322

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For rainout information contact:
- Gilbert Gonzalez – President
- Chris Reno – Vice President
- Michele Reno – Secretary
- Benito Mares – Treasurer
Duncanville Girls Softball Association

P. O. Box 383027
Duncanville, TX 75138-3027
Email: duncanvillegirlssoftball@gmail.com

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Rainout Information Contact:
- Monica Medina – President
- Juanita Solice – Vice-President
- Maribel Garcia – Secretary & Treasurer
- Eddie Solis – Coaching Director
Address:

214 S. Main Street #100C
Duncanville, TX 75116
Ph: (972) 709-9007

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Rainout Information Contact:
- Kevin Wallace – President
- Rodney Brown – Vice President
- Erika Fernandez – Secretary
- Kesha Mancillas – Treasurer
Address:

P.O. Box 381783
Duncanville, TX 75138
Ph: (214) 793-1235

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Duncanville Parks and Recreation

6 months ago

Are you passionate about preserving our natural resources and natural areas? Then you may find that being a Master Naturalist is just the thing for you. Learn more at public.ntmn.org/about/how-to-join?fbclid=IwAR3EFZT2ROVUWuMnr2N33aNFWY-p9G5Ak2lzdS9qopY-fsAodibF22... ... See MoreSee Less

Texas Master Naturalist program offers fall training | AgriLife Today

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Twelve chapters of the Texas Master Naturalist program are opening enrollment and conducting training classes this fall for volunteers.

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Duncanville Parks and Recreation

6 months ago

📢 Labor Day Reminder:

⛹️ Recreation Center - Closed, will reopen Tuesday, Sept. 8 at 6:30 am

🍽 D.L. Hopkins Jr. Senior Center - Closed, until further notice. Curbside lunch services will resume Tuesday, Sept. 8 at 11:00 am.

🌳 Parks are open. Water fountains remain closed, please bring a water bottle. Click the link for a list of all our parks. www.duncanville.com/departments/parks-recreation/parks/facilities/ ... See MoreSee Less

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Duncanville Parks and Recreation

6 months ago

Did you know that bees are perfectly adapted to pollinate, helping plants grow, breed and produce food? If you are interested in getting started beekeeping, this 4-hour course from the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service will walk you through all the basics and serve as the perfect DIY beekeeping guide. Learn more at
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Duncanville Parks and Recreation

6 months ago

What are you willing to do about litter in Duncanville? Share your ideas and solutions below.Do you think litter is a new problem? Nope. No, it is not. Is it still a major concern for the harm it causes to our environment? Yep. Yes, it is.
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Duncanville Parks and Recreation is feeling proud.

6 months ago

Did you know that our Senior Center staff continues to provide service to our community? Although the D.L. Hopkins Jr. Senior Center remains closed, our daily curbside lunch program continues.

The curbside lunch program is free and available to all Dallas County residents 60 years and older. The lunch program targets older adults and provides 1/3 of the daily dietary requirements. The program is funded in part by the Dallas Area Agency on Aging (DAAA) and the Texas Department of Aging and Disability Services.

Reservations for curbside pickup must be made two days in
advance. You must fill out an intake registration form before you start the lunch program. For more information and to make a reservation please call the front desk at 972-707-3864. ... See MoreSee Less

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Duncanville Parks and Recreation

6 months ago

It's time to get your fall garden ready! Find the best planting dates for our area, plus other helpful gardening tips from Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service.
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Fall Vegetable Gardening Guide for Texas

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In most areas of Texas, it is possible to have a fall vegetable garden, but it will need to be managed somewhat differently than a spring garden.

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Duncanville Parks and Recreation

6 months ago

Can you appreciate the coyote? In one study, they were ranked less popular than rats, rattlesnakes and cockroaches. Though they will eat almost anything, pets are not their main prey. Learn some interesting facts in this article from Texas Parks and Wildlife at bit.ly/WilyCoyote
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Duncanville Parks and Recreation

6 months ago

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Duncanville Parks and Recreation

6 months ago

Here's a litter fact you might not be aware of - let's do our part and not toss things out the car window. #KeepDuncanvilleBeautiful #DontmesswithTexas #endlitteringThe Don't mess with Texas Program has been hard at work researching the cost of litter in Texas. Using everything from behavior and attitude studies to visible litter studies, they’ve been collecting data (and litter) to best assess how to approach the problem head-on and determine the most effective methods to end litter in Texas forever.
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Duncanville Parks and Recreation is feeling excited.

6 months ago

📢 We're excited to announce that MixxedFit with Ashlie Padilla will resume classes at the Duncanville Recreation Center beginning Tuesday, August 25th.

For more information please contact the front desk at 972-780-5070. 😊 ... See MoreSee Less

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