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448 East Main Street - Rear   

Offering Clothing, Racquets, and Anything Needed for Tennis

• A completed application - available on site or download it from  www.travel.state.gov.
• Proof of citizenship - either a certified Birth Certificate (under age 16 must show parents' names); your most recent passport; or  a Naturalization or Citizenship Certificate.
• A current photo ID issued on Government authority such as a state-issued driver's license; a government work ID, a Military ID, or a prior passport.
• A clear photocopy of current drivers license or acceptable ID, with a copy showing front and back of the ID document.
• Two-color Passport Photos taken within the last six months, 2" x 2" in size, front view with a plain light background.
• Appropriate Fees (payment by check or money order): Age 16 or older - First time applicant: $100.00, or Passport Renewal:$75.00; under the age of 16:  $85.00. Children under the age of 16 must appear, in person, with both parents and present a birth certificate that lists the parent(s)' names (Long Form Birth Certificate). 

Foot Smarts
From the Collegeville Police Department and CMSP Pedestrian Safety Committee

• Next time someone cuts you off - relax.  You'll be okay, and it's better to be alive!  Let them go first, let the pedestrians cross... and smile - you're helping Collegeville be a better place to live!
• Turn off your cell phone.  Driving while you talk on the phone is like driving drunk.  You can't react as quickly to what's around you.
• Drivers should take every precaution when traveling in residential and urban areas where pedestrians may cross the street or walk along the road.  Pedestrians, especially children, may dart out into traffic from unexpected places like between parked cars.  Always be prepared to take evasive action and avoid crashes.
• Right turn on red means stop, look in all directions for pedestrians and other vehicles, and then turn when it is safe.  Look for pedestrians and allow them time to clear the crosswalk.
• Always reduce speed when approaching children.  Drivers must observe school zone speed limits and stop for school buses when red signals are flashing.  Motorists should be extra cautious immediately after school dismissal when children may act unpredictably.
• Yield to pedestrians who are blind or physically handicapped.
• Be patient with older pedestrians who may need extra time to cross the street... with a little luck that could be you someday.
• Before backing up, always check for pedestrians in your path.
• Be extra careful at night or during periods of reduced visibility. More than half of all pedestrian fatalities occur at night.
• Keep your windows clear of fog, frost, snow, ice, etc. You need to be able to see to be a safe driver.
• Never drink and drive.
• Be on the alert for pedestrians who may be under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
• Always have everyone in the car buckle up.