Foss Park

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Project Description

Foss Park is Somerville’s second largest public park, making up a little over 8% of the City’s total open space. Owned by the State’s Department of Recreation and Conservation (DCR), the park serves both local and regional user. In December 2018 DCR announced plans to invest $1.2 million in a new, multi-sport turf field, field drainage improvements, field lighting, and pathway upgrades and the City would like to hear community input on improving the remaining areas of the park. Please share your ideas with us.

Upcoming Meetings

Mayor Joseph Curtatone, State Senator Pat Jehlen, State Representative Mike Connolly, and City Councilor Matthew McLaughlin invite you to join your neighbors in the conversation about community needs in Foss Park. The conversation will focus around several key topics including athletics, park amenities, pool amenities, climate, natural environment and safe routes to the park. The City will be holding the same meeting on two different evenings, one at the Healey School on Wednesday, October 30 and one at East Somerville Community School on Wednesday, November 13, both from 6:30-8:00pm. Pizza will be provided. Please come share your thoughts and priorities with the State and City Representatives and Staff.


Project Description

Foss Park is Somerville’s second largest public park, making up a little over 8% of the City’s total open space. Owned by the State’s Department of Recreation and Conservation (DCR), the park serves both local and regional user. In December 2018 DCR announced plans to invest $1.2 million in a new, multi-sport turf field, field drainage improvements, field lighting, and pathway upgrades and the City would like to hear community input on improving the remaining areas of the park. Please share your ideas with us.

Upcoming Meetings

Mayor Joseph Curtatone, State Senator Pat Jehlen, State Representative Mike Connolly, and City Councilor Matthew McLaughlin invite you to join your neighbors in the conversation about community needs in Foss Park. The conversation will focus around several key topics including athletics, park amenities, pool amenities, climate, natural environment and safe routes to the park. The City will be holding the same meeting on two different evenings, one at the Healey School on Wednesday, October 30 and one at East Somerville Community School on Wednesday, November 13, both from 6:30-8:00pm. Pizza will be provided. Please come share your thoughts and priorities with the State and City Representatives and Staff.


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  • Share Will the park remain dog friendly. This is the best thing about Foss park. Have been bringing my pup for 10 years. Don’t ruin it now on Facebook Share Will the park remain dog friendly. This is the best thing about Foss park. Have been bringing my pup for 10 years. Don’t ruin it now on Twitter Share Will the park remain dog friendly. This is the best thing about Foss park. Have been bringing my pup for 10 years. Don’t ruin it now on Linkedin Email Will the park remain dog friendly. This is the best thing about Foss park. Have been bringing my pup for 10 years. Don’t ruin it now link

    Will the park remain dog friendly. This is the best thing about Foss park. Have been bringing my pup for 10 years. Don’t ruin it now

    JohnK asked about 5 years ago

    Thank you for your comment and that this is a priority for you as a park user.

  • Share It would be wonderful to see an athletic center/community center open to the community. on Facebook Share It would be wonderful to see an athletic center/community center open to the community. on Twitter Share It would be wonderful to see an athletic center/community center open to the community. on Linkedin Email It would be wonderful to see an athletic center/community center open to the community. link

    It would be wonderful to see an athletic center/community center open to the community.

    Slrank82 asked about 5 years ago

    Thank you for your comment.  We will include all comments in our community meeting report.

Page last updated: 17 Oct 2024, 08:17 PM