Community Park Little League Umpires

Community Park umpires are an essential part of our league and they go out every day and put their best foot forward at each game they officiate. To help them show their Pirate Identity we’ve created a logo for them to sport, showing the identity they’ve established as Community Park Umpires.

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Make the Call to Umpire

Looking for a fun and rewarding way to stay involved in baseball? Becoming a Little League umpire is a great opportunity! You’ll play a vital role in teaching kids the fundamentals of the game, helping them grow in sportsmanship, and creating a positive, fair playing environment. Not only will you stay active, but you’ll also gain valuable decision-making skills and experience a new side of the game. Join the team and make a real difference in the lives of young athletes—plus, it’s a great way to enjoy the sport you love!

Being an umpire is ideal for teens who are still playing ball themselves and need a flexible schedule, and for adults who want to stay involved in Little League.

If you would like to umpire for the 2026 season, please CONTACT US.

Who Can be an Umpire?

To become a Little League umpire, there are a few key requirements:

  1. Age: Those aged 13+ may become an umpire with CPLL.
  2. Training: Umpires must attend pre-season training provided by the league, and familiarize themselves with the rules of Little League Baseball.
  3. Knowledge of the Game: A strong understanding of the rules of baseball is essential. As an umpire, you’ll be expected to make accurate calls and manage the game fairly.
  4. Communication Skills: Umpires need to be able to effectively communicate with players, coaches, and parents. Maintaining authority, handling disputes calmly, and keeping the game running smoothly are all part of the role.
  5. Commitment: You’ll need to be available for scheduled games, which can include evenings and weekends; however this schedule can be flexible to work with your availability.

2026 Forms/Resources:

This form was created for UMPIRES and/or GAME COORDINATORS to provide confidential feedback regarding their experience with Coaches, Managers, Teams, Spectators, persons or other conditions during a game.  We want to hear from our UMPIRES and/or GAME COORDINATORS (both compliments and/or concerns).

2026 GAME EVALUATION – UMPIRES & COORDINATORS QR/INSTRUCTIONS – DOWNLOAD HERE

OR use the following link: https://forms.gle/9emh4VVCHjMceaKj7

Umpire Training

2026 In-Person Training Dates:

PLEASE SEE THE TOP OF THIS PAGE FOR DETAILS ON THE MANDATORY 1-DAY UMPIRE CLINIC.

Little League University

Online umpire training is also available through Little League University.

Little League Rules

Umpires both current and prospective, please familiarize yourself with the most recent Little League Rules.

LL Edmonton District 2 Rules Summary

Each year, Little League Edmonton, District 2, releases updated District 2 rules.

Click here to view – 2024 Edmonton District 2 Rules Summary.pdf

Little League Rulebook

Umpires and prospective umpires are encouraged to review the Little League Rulebook to ensure they are up-to-date with the most recent Little League rules. You can download the Rulebook App for free here:

2025 Umpire Pay Rates

Level Experience Rate Per Game
1 < 1 Year $35
2 1-2 Years $45
3 3-4 Years $55
4 > 5 Years $60

Please note: Any pay rate changes for 2026, if applicable, will be confirmed by District 2 in April.