Los Angeles County Parks describes Our SPOT as a free, year-round after-school program for teenagers ages 12 to 18 at participating county park locations. East Rancho Dominguez Park is identified in county program materials as one of the sites involved in teen services.
The program combines supervised recreation with activities designed to build friendships, leadership and new skills. Offerings vary from site to site and may include arts, sports, mentoring, educational enrichment and community projects. Because participation and program schedules can change, families should check the current site information before visiting.
Parents and caregivers can contact East Rancho Dominguez Park or Los Angeles County Parks to confirm registration, eligibility and the latest program timetable. The program should not be confused with a school district class or overnight child care; it is a county parks activity with its own rules.
Source: Official source or linked public agenda document.
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