City of Fairfield

Activities
Staff
- Director – James A. Bell
- Parks Facilities Manager – Bob Schappacher
- Community Arts Center Manager – Heidi Schiller
- Parks Events Manager – Ben Strickler
- Recreation Manager – Lucinda Lewellyn
- Recreation Programmer – Brad Williams
- Parks and Grounds Superintendent – Greg Morrow
- Theater Technical Coordinator – Jason Hauslein
- Golf Professional – Dave Hartman
- Golf Professional – Keith Crutcher
- Volunteer Coordinator – Karen Wittmer
- Support Staff
Activities for 55 Plus
- 55 Plus Activities Calendar
- Newsletter
NEW Special Events
- Concerts on the Balcony
- Cruisin' on the Green
- Fairfield Idol
- Blood Drives
- Fairfield Lane Library Events on the Green
- Groovin' on the Green
- Holly Days
- Memorial Day Parade & Ceremony
- Movies in the Park
- Pumpkin Patch in the Park
- Red, White and Kaboom
- Swingin' on the Green
- Village Green Fine Art Fair
Community Arts Center
- Community Arts Center Calendar
- Exhibits
- Photo Tour
- Plan an Event
- Theater
- Wi-Fi
Classes
Swimming
- Fairfield Aquatic Center
- Swimming Special Events
- Swimming Lessons
- Swim Teams
- YMCA Aquatics
Summer Camps
Fishing
Golf
- Fairfield Greens
- Course Policies
- Clubhouse
- Junior Golf
- Phalen Center
Fitness
Library
Calendar of Events
Volunteer Program
- Make a Difference Day
- RASKALS
- Thank You Volunteers
- Volunteer Awards
- Volunteer Opportunities
- Volunteers, They Make a Difference Every Day
Birthday Party
Parks & Facilities
Parks & Recreation Board
Arts & Culture
Sports
FAQ
Environmental Commission
Program Registration

Parks & Recreation
City of Fairfield
411 Wessel Drive
513-867-5348 (phone)
513-867-6070 (fax)
parks_recreation@fairfield-city.org

Post Office Murals

A series of murals on the Fairfield Post office honors Fairfield's past and is a legacy project from Fairfield’s 50th anniversary celebration in 2005. Nationally known mural artist Eric Henn transformed the conservative design of the federal building into a three dimensional work of art depicting Fairfield landmarks as they appeared in the early days of the City’s history.