
All new members of the Jefferson City Area YMCA are guaranteed they will receive the level of service they expect. If not, they will receive a full refund of joining fees or membership dues paid during the first 90 days of membership. Please see the front desk staff for regulations and limitations.
The Jefferson City Area YMCA facilities are open to members only on Sundays. In addition, the YMCA also observes “Members Only” times Monday-Thursday from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. However, program registration is open to the public during these times.
Any change in membership classification (e.g. adult to senior adult) will be the sole responsibility of the member. Please complete a membership change form at the front desk to notify the YMCA of any change of membership classification.
Payment for services is due in advance. Payment not received by the specified deadline or as a result of an insufficient check may be subject to collections activity by a collections agency and/or attorney. If such should occur, patron agrees that s/he shall be responsible for any and all of the Jefferson City Area YMCA's expenses, including, but not limited to, collection costs, court costs, and attorney's fees, whether or not litigation is commenced.
In order to accommodate the growing number of requests for “long term” temporary memberships for those who are temporarily employed, but do not permanently reside in Jefferson City, the following shall be the official policy of the Jefferson City YMCA: Temporary “Adult” memberships to non-Jefferson City residents may be sold at the desk under the following conditions.
In the event of a membership separation from any other YMCA, the following will apply to those joining the Jefferson City Area YMCA.
The YMCA’s stated mission is to put Christian principles into practice through programs that build a healthy spirit, mind and body for all. The YMCA is an inclusive organization that does not discriminate based on an individual’s age, sex, race, religion or any other class protected by law. However, the YMCA is an independent membership association and members have the right to expect that their association will take reasonable steps to protect their well being and safety. The Executive Director or Associate Executive Director has the right to deny or terminate the membership of any individual, or ban any person from the premises, who has been convicted of a crime or whose demonstrated personal conduct is inconsistent with the principles of the YMCA. For the purpose of this policy, membership shall be interpreted to include program participant, day pass purchaser, guest or spectator. The Executive Director or Associate Executive Director shall report the denial or termination of any membership to the Membership Committee within 30 days of such action. Any individual who has been denied membership or whose membership has been terminated may appeal the decision of the Executive Director or Associate Executive Director to the Membership Committee. Appeals shall be in writing and submitted within 30 days of the adverse action. The Committee’s decision will be final. The Committee will report these cases to the board on a monthly basis.