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The membership program has a benefit package that includes:Two free raffle ticketsOne complimentary party ticket (excluding the New Years' or End of the summer parties)One complimentary beverage from the Coffee BarWaive Senior Center League participation fees for Bocce, horseshoes, and Softball.Free use of the billiard tablesThe satisfaction of supporting your San Bruno Senior Center.The supporter fee is a tax deductible donation and support the Referral, Transportation, and Lunch programs. 

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Where do I find the schedule for monthly activities?

A monthly newsletter is released which includes class schedules, upcoming trips and programs, monthly menu, and contact information for Senior Center Staff. For $10 a year, you can have the monthly newsletter mailed to you or click below to be directed back to our Senior Center homepage for the Monthly Activities Calendar. 

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Does the senior center serve lunch?

To enjoy a delicious and nutritious lunch, you must fill out an intake form. The suggested donation for people over 60 is $3. Any guest under 60 must pay a $5.50 lunch fee. You have the option of choosing from the daily scheduled meal or our well-stocked salad bar. The choice is yours! The daily menu is available as part of the monthly newsletter mailing or at the reception desk. 

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How can I become an instructor for San Bruno Senior Center?

Contact Mary Tessier, Recreation Supervisor, by calling 650-616-7152 or by email. 

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Does the San Bruno Senior Center offer transportation?

The San Bruno Senior Center bus is for San Bruno residents only. To participate, you must fill out an intake form. Your name and address will be placed on a pick-up list. To arrange a ride, you must call 650-616-7150 the day before you would like a ride. The suggested donation for each ride is $1. 

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I am interested in volunteering. How do I become a volunteer? What opportunities are available?

Thank you for your interest! There is a wide variety of volunteer opportunities. Volunteer applications are available online and at the reception desk.
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Can I start a class late even though it officially started last week?

Please call the Danville Community Center at 925-314-3400 to inquire about adding to a class late. The Town of Danville does not prorate for classes missed by the student or for signing up after an activity has started. 

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Can I have the activity instructor's contact information?

Please contact the Danville Community Center for more information at 925-314-3400. Want to become an instructor with the Town of Danville? Visit our Prospective Instructor webpage. 

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It is free to visit a state park if you walk or bike in. You can see a list of day-use fees here.
What are the fees for annual and special use passes?California State Parks offers several annual and special pass options. Fees, passes and where they are accepted can be found here.

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What are some fun facts about California State Parks?California has the second-largest park system in the world with 280 units and the largest state park system in the United States.
For more fun facts, such as where you can find the tallest tree in the world or the oldest continuously used Chinese Temple in California, click here.

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What are the fees for annual and special use passes?California State Parks offers several annual and special pass options. Fees, passes and where they are accepted can be found here.
Do all state parks accept annual passes?Annual passes are accepted by parks owned and operated by California State Parks. Annual passes are not accepted at state parks operated by federal or local government and private agencies or concessionaires. Information regarding where passes are accepted can be found here.
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What is an independent contract instructor?

Town of Danville instructors are independent contractors. An independent contractor creates their own curriculum, provides their own supplies and staffing. In addition, they set their own hours and budget and are entirely responsible for submitting an invoice to receive payment. 

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How are instructors paid?

The Town of Danville offers a 60/40 split on resident registration fees. Instructors receive 60% of the resident fee after the class is complete. 

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All participants are urged to enroll early to avoid programs being cancelled.Independent ContractorsMany recreation classes are being provided by contract with an independent vendor. While the City of San Bruno has reviewed the vendor's qualifications, experience, and suitability for providing the class, the City may not have screened the individual employees of the vendor.Privacy PolicySan Bruno Recreation Services Division will be asking for phone number and email address when you register for classes so we can contact you with updates, bulletins, and special event notices. We will not sell or share your address. You will always have the option to opt-out of our address list.Cancellation PolicyIn order to provide a positive experience for residents, each class, program, or activity has a minimum participation requirement. From time to time, a program may be canceled due to minimum participation numbers not being met. All participants are urged to enroll early to avoid programs being canceled.Refund Policy (For Programs)Full refunds will be issued only upon the Department's cancellation of a class or activity. Please allow 3 weeks for refunds to be processed. If you choose to withdraw from a class at least 3 working days prior to the first class meeting, you will receive a refund for the amount of the class, less a $6 processing fee. If you choose to withdraw from a class less than 3 working days prior to the first class meeting, you may not receive a refund for that class. Refunds on contract classes will be granted at the discretion of the instructor. All refund requests will be taken on a case-by-case basis.

 
 
 

 

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San Bruno City Park is located at 251 City Park Way. You may also use the cross streets of Crystal Springs Avenue and Oak Avenue.