Centerville Small Arms Association Centerville, Utah
Range Status: Open The range is open to members. Check the posted schedule before you go — scheduled events have priority for range use.
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Membership

Gate access runs July to July each year. Five steps from application to opening the gate yourself.

Membership & Key Renewals

Same as last year. Cash or check, paid on site. Find the row that describes you.

Existing Lifetime Members

Gate Access

  • Gate Access Fee $100
Due each year $100

New or Existing Annual Members

Membership + Gate Access

  • Annual Membership Fee $100
  • Gate Access Fee $100
Due each year $200

Service Day — or the $50 Fee

Every member completes 5 hours at a CSAA-sanctioned service day each year. If you would rather not attend, you may instead pay the $50 non-attendance fee — it is a genuine alternative, not a penalty.

If you miss the service days that were offered and none remain scheduled for the rest of the year, the $50 fee becomes due. Service days are posted on the range schedule.

Also Worth Knowing

  • Gate access runs July to July each year.
  • The gate uses an electronic lock opened from your phone — physical keys are no longer used. See gate access.
  • New lifetime memberships are no longer available. Existing lifetime members keep their status and pay the gate access fee only.
  • Only paid members use the range. If family or guests want to use the range, the paid member must be with them. Guests are $5.00 per person per day, collected by the sponsoring member. A member's spouse and children may shoot with the member at no additional cost.
  • Membership cards must be displayed when at the range.

How to Join

Work through these in order. Questions at any point go to CSARangeMembership@gmail.com.

  1. Get your background check

    You will need a criminal background history from the State of Utah, Department of Public Safety, Bureau of Criminal Identification. Applicants with a valid Utah concealed firearms permit may use that permit as proof of the background check instead.

  2. Complete the forms

    Download the Association membership application, the liability waiver, and the BCI application if you need one. All three are below.

  3. Sign and submit it

    The application includes a sworn statement, a liability release, and your agreement to the range rules and the 5-hour work requirement — read it before you sign. Send the completed form and proof of background check to Daniel Edinger at CSARangeMembership@gmail.com.

  4. Pay your fees

    Paid on site by cash or check — $200 for an annual member ($100 membership plus $100 gate access), or $100 for the gate access fee if you are an existing lifetime member.

  5. Attend a range safety & operations briefing

    Required before an applicant is granted gate access. Briefings are posted on the range schedule.

  6. Set up your gate access

    The gate now uses an electronic lock opened from your phone — there is no physical key. After your briefing you will be sent a Master Lock Vault invitation and issued a membership card. Follow the gate access instructions to get set up, and read the range rules before your first visit.

Forms & Downloads

Print, complete and submit these together. Every club document is also on the documents page.

Keeping Your Membership

Two ongoing obligations, both straightforward.

Every Year

5 Hours at a Service Day

Complete 5 hours at a CSAA-sanctioned service day, or pay the $50 non-attendance fee instead — your choice. Service days are posted on the range schedule; to arrange hours, contact csaarange@gmail.com.

Every Visit

Card, Gate Access & Rules

Carry your membership card and display it at the range. Never loan your gate access or membership card to anyone — that is grounds for expulsion under Range Rule 2. Check the website and the posted schedule before every trip.

Questions About Joining?

The Membership Chairman answers application questions and can tell you when the next safety briefing is scheduled.

Email Membership All Contacts