Facilities
Redmond Rotary Community Fields at the David M. Jaqua Sports Complex
The Redmond Rotary Fields at the David M. Jaqua Sports Complex
The Jaqua Fields have undergone a massive transformation over the past six months, most notably with the addition of the city’s first turf field – both a baseball field and a full-size soccer field, which can be used for a variety of sports, including football, lacrosse and softball.
The Redmond School District funded the project primarily with proceeds from the $2 million sale of a donated 40-acre property at 9th Street and Antler Avenue. The property was donated to the school district in 2009 by Central Oregon Irrigation District and was purchased by Wild Mike’s Ultimate Pizza. No 2020 bond funds were used for this project.
In addition to the green turf, the project added lights to the facility. Eventually, the district will add spectator seating, a concession stand and permanent bathrooms, as well as fencing, a PA system and other upgrades.
You will notice that the cost to reserve the Jaqua Turf Fields is more than other facilities in our District. That is due to both covering the District’s upkeep costs, and preparing for the long-term replacement on the facility. When the turf is due to be replaced, the District will not ask taxpayers for funds to pay that cost, but use funds from facility rentals.
Please note: The Jaqua Turf Complex is a community field. RSD high schools are subject to the same facility use requirements as the public. The exception to this is in the event of an OSAA-sanctioned weather cancellation, in which case the District will accommodate high school athletics events with no fee.
Applications must be received no less than two weeks prior to the event for application consideration. If you have a last minute request or change to an approved request, you are asked to contact the Facilities Department at 541-923-5437 ext 1166. Last minute requests are not guaranteed to be processed even when district staff are contacted.
ANY NEEDS NOT SPECIFICALLY ADDRESSED IN THE APPLICATION FOR FACILITY USE ARE NOT GUARANTEED.
Scheduled Jaqua Field Use
Jaqua Artificial Turf Use Guidelines
JAQUA ARTIFICIAL TURF USE GUIDELINES
1. Not Included: Scheduling and rental fees do not include field marking, electrical support staff, sound system or scoreboard use, trash removal or building access. These items may be requested through the application for facility use and are subject to separate charges outlined in the Facility Use Fee Schedule.
2. Cleanup: It is the responsibility of the user group to clean the field, put away any equipment and remove all trash after each use. Failing to do so will subject the user group to custodial and trash removal charges as outlined in the Facility Use Fee Schedule.
3. Special Grounds Needs: Any and all special needs must be requested with the facility use application.
4. Contract Time: All district fields are used extensively by a wide variety of community groups and organizations. Users are to be respectful of other groups and only use the fields during the user’s contracted time.
5. Vehicles on Fields: No vehicles will be allowed on the artificial turf fields.
6. Chairs and tents or temporary structures are not permitted.
7. Food, beverage (except water), sunflower seeds, gum, peanuts and similar food are NOT allowed.
8. Metal and/or steel spikes are prohibited.
9. Users are responsible to lock the perimeter fence after use unless other arrangements have been made with the Facilities Department.
10. Snow Mitigation Option: Users have the option to pay fees for snow mitigation. RSD shall have the sole and absolute right to determine if snow mitigation will be appropriate and the level of any snow mitigation.
Fees & Invoicing
RSD Board Approved Fee Schedule
- Fee assessment final invoicing will be processed by the Fiscal Services Department.
- Effective July 1, 2019 there is a $20 per application processing fee for all approved facility use.
Building use rates will be determined by the district’s Building Use Committee and will be reviewed and updated as necessary. The following classifications will be used to determine the priority for facility use and associated fee charges. Payments are to be made to the “Redmond School District” and not written to schools.
CLASS “A” USE: Redmond School District Programs
CLASS “B” USE: Redmond Youth Club sports programs; clubs must be recognized by the athletic directors within the Redmond School District as being an athletic program that benefits their programs. Proof of 501(c)(3) status shall be required.
CLASS “C” USE: Redmond School District partners and non-profit Redmond youth programs as defined by committee. Said groups cannot act as agents for outside groups.
CLASS “D” USE: Government, education and non-profit organizations recognized under Section 501c of the Internal Revenue Service code or legitimately sheltered under the umbrella of another 501c organization who operate within the Redmond School District tax boundaries. Proof of 501(c)(3) status shall be required. Also covered are users engaged in charitable activities for which the entire proceeds (less expenses) will be donated to a government or non-profit organization as defined above.
CLASS “E” USE: All other users.
Contact Us
RSD Facilities Department
541.923.8268
Redmond School District | 145 SE Salmon Drive. | Redmond, OR | 97756 | P: 541.923.5437
Notice of Non-Discrimination
Redmond School District is committed to equal opportunity and non-discrimination in all of its educational and employment activities.
The District does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, religion, disability or age in its programs and activities and provides equal access to the Boy Scouts and other designated youth groups.
The following individuals have been designated to handle inquiries regarding non-discrimination:
District 504 Contact:
Tami Nakamura, Director of Student Support | Email | (541) 923-8258
District Title VI, Title IX, Age Discrimination & American Disabilities Act Contact:
Kelly Hicks, Director of Human Resources | Email | (541) 923-8922
Heather Petersen, Assistant Director of Human Resources/DEI Specialist | Email | (541) 923-8924