#MiltonMA Park Commissioners voted unanimously to reopen playgrounds, fields, basketball courts & street hockey rinks for active use effective Tuesday, March 9th. Tennis courts will open mid April. Masks are mandatory. They ask users stay safe & have fun.
The #Milton Park Commissioners announce that playground equipment and parks are open again.
Masks are mandatory.
Courts (Basketball, Street Hockey & Tennis) are still closed until further notice.
#MaskUpMilton#StopTheSpread
•Baseball/Softball:
*Practice only, No games
*Masks worn when social distancing cannot be maintained
*Parents/Guardians must socially distance
*No shared equipment
•Basketball:
*No organized games, practice only. No contact
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•Playgrounds:
*Parents/Guardians must supervise play
*No toys or equipment.
*Masks worn when social distancing cannot be
maintained
*Stay home if sick
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Below are the guidelines for Tennis, Playgrounds, Baseball, Softball and Basketball set forth by @MassEEA.
Should you have any questions you may call our office at 617-898-4940 🏀⚾️🎾
• Tennis: Singles Only, NO Doubles & No shared equipment
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#MiltonMA Parks & Recreation would like to welcome you back to the playgrounds, tennis courts, fields & basketball courts. Please read the following so we can support a healthy environment while enjoying some outdoor activities.
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The more things change, the more they stay the same in #MiltonMA.
The grass is still going to grow (even during #COVID19).
Thank you Parks & Recreation for continuing to make our parks neat & tidy for those utilizing them for #SocialDistancing exercise.
#WearAMask
A very big thank you to #MiltonMA DPW, Parks, Cemetery & Consolidated Facilities crews, @MiltonPolice & @Mfdlocal1116, and @EversourceMA for their tireless work through the recent storm.
A stern reminder that the parks in #MiltonMA are open for passive recreation only (walking, exercising, etc.).
The playground structures and tennis, basketball & street
hockey courts are closed until further notice and off limits.
There is NO congregating in the Town's parks.
A gentle reminder with warmer weather approaching this weekend, that #MiltonMA Parks are open ONLY for passive use until further notice. Please use them for walking and other forms of exercising but congregating is not allowed. #SocialDistancing
In an effort to promote #SocialDistancing & limit congregating in #MiltonMA parks, the Town has locked the tennis courts (at Kelly & Andrews) & the street hockey court (at Cunningham Hall) and ziptied the basketball hoops (at Andrews & Gile Rd) until further notice.
Unfortunately, due to #COVID19, and the #MiltonMA Parks Commissioners’ vote that all parks are now passive (walking only & no congregating) and playgrounds and basketball courts are closed and off limits until further notice. @MiltonPolice
In an abundance of caution, the #MiltonMA Parks Commissioners have directed that all playground equipment be closed for use indefinitely as of Tuesday March 17th.
The Commissioners and Town administration appreciate the public's cooperation in this matter.
In an abundance of caution, the #MiltonMA Parks Commissioners have directed that all playground equipment be closed for use indefinitely as of Tuesday March 17th.
The Commissioners and Town administration appreciate the public's cooperation in this matter.
Check out the newly-opened Wildcat Den, a middle schoolers-only hangout space, so head over to our video OnDemand page, or just tune in to the Public channel, to get a look at the giant TVs, game tables and comfy couches on the lower level of First Congregational Church!
Unseasonably warm weather is in the forecast for #MiltonMA this weekend.
Thank you Parks & Recreation for clearing winter debris from our wonderful playgrounds at Shields, Kelly, Mary C Lane and Andrews.
Outdoor winter fun awaits!!!!
Thank you #MiltonMA DPW, Consolidated Facilities, Parks, Cemeteries, Schools, @MiltonPolice, @Mfdlocal1116 , and @FallonAmb staffers for keeping our community safe during our first storm of the season.
Had a great time this morning walking the area of Turners Pond with Senator @WalterFTimilty, Town Administrator Mike Dennehy, and Park Commissioner Scott MacKay. Parks Department is committed to ensuring Turners remains an important part our town for years to come.