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Senior Citizens Center

The Tri-Lakes Senior Citizens Center serves as a daily focal point for senior activities. The new center is now open! It is located in a modular building at Lewis-Palmer High School. Our many thanks to School District 38 for making the facility available to Tri-Lakes HAP for use as a Senior Citizens Center. This is the culmination of a partnership agreement to encourage intergenerational interaction with students, and senior citizens volunteering and participating in District activities.

Senior Citizens Center hours...

Open Monday through Friday, 1 to 4 PM.
Closed holidays, and D-38 snow closure days.
The center will open early to accommodate events starting before 1 PM.

Senior Citizens Center closure schedule...

Closed on all School District 38 snow closure days.

Closed Monday, February 15 for Presidents Day holiday

Ping pong is now available in the Center!

Jazzercise Lite and Matter of Balance are temporarily suspended.
Watch this web page, or notices in the Senior Center for updates.

Click here for map to Senior Citizens Center

Grand Opening!!

The Tri-Lakes Senior Citizens Center is officially opened on Wednesday, August 12, 2009 by Chuck Roberts (left) representing Tri-Lakes Health Advocacy Partnership, and Dr. Raymond Blanch (right), Superintendent of School District 38 sharing the honors. Holding the ribbon (far left) is Dave Van Ness, Executive Director of the Tri-Lakes Chamber of Commerce, and Mark Ennis (far right), President of Tri-Lakes HAP Board of Directors. Watching the event, (left to right) are Travis Easton, Monument mayor, John Cressman, Palmer Lake mayor, and four others.

The 4000 square foot Senior Citizens Center is the culmination of generous contributions from many business, organizations and individuals, combined with single-minded commitment and hard work from community volunteers. Chuck Roberts was recognized as having the vision for creating the center and for pulling all the resources together to ultimately make it a reality.

Lounge

Tri-Lakes HAP spearheaded the initiative to create a senior citizens center, and Lewis-Palmer School District 38 donated the modular building that houses the center. Other significant contributors to the project included Access Construction, Black Hills Energy, R Rock Yard, and Recycled Aggregate Products Co.

Game Room

Craft Room

The Senior Citizens Center contains a lounge, craft room, game room, and multi-purpose room. Seniors have access to quiet reading areas, computers with Internet connections, board games, card games, bridge club, arts and crafts, Wii video games with a large screen TV, and much more.

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