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Recreation Department spring and summer programs announced, registration to open mid-March

Prospect Hill Park. Photo courtesy of Cyd Abnet.

Registration for spring and summer recreation programs is set to open at noon on March 17, the Parks-Recreation Board announced during its brief Wednesday night meeting.

A brochure containing program information was released on March 3 and is available in both English and Spanish on the department’s website. Registration for programs can be completed online or via a mail-in form. 

Applications for various summer staff positions at the Recreation Department are available online and need to be submitted on paper to the city’s Human Resource Department.

Additionally, the board announced that the Prospect Hill Access Road will open April 1 and artificial turf fields will open March 29. Both of these opening dates are weather dependent.

In other business, the board

  • Re-elected Jerry Walker as board chairperson and John Graceffa as vice chairperson.
  • Approved a 2026-2027 board meeting schedule. The board will meet on the second Wednesday of each month with some exceptions made for holidays and school vacation weeks.
  • Discussed progress on security improvements at the 200 Trapelo Road property. The city’s IT Department is working alongside the city’s Wires Department to complete these improvements. Walker shared that the improvements wouldn’t be discussed in detail for security purposes.
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Cyd Abnet is a Waltham native who recently graduated with a degree in Environmental Science from Clark University. She began her journalism career with Clark’s student newspaper where she covered topics from on-campus protests to competitive chess scandals. In her free time you can find Cyd enjoying Waltham’s numerous natural wonders.

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