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Council tables youth baseball permit over security and volunteer concerns
Summary
Yeadon Borough Council tabled a request by the Yeadon Education Athletic Association to use Community Park for evening youth baseball from May 4 to June 19, 2026, citing unresolved questions about security, volunteer roles and possible additional costs.
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The Yeadon Borough Council postponed action on a request from the Yeadon Education Athletic Association (YEAA) to use Community Park for youth baseball evenings after councilors raised questions about security and responsibilities.
Manager asked the council to allow YEAA to use the park Mondays–Thursdays, 6–8 p.m., May 4–June 19. Councilors questioned whether the group would be charged fees, how security would be handled, whether volunteers previously supplied by the organization were adequate, and whether the borough would incur overtime for police coverage.
Councilors and staff discussed past arrangements in which volunteer stewards and routine police patrols covered events, and noted that some prior events paid for security when needed. Management said they would amend the request to clarify whether YEAA would contribute to security costs and the administration recommended tabling the item until a security plan and cost estimate could be returned to the council.
A motion to table the request passed on recorded roll call, and the council directed management and public safety to report back with details before issuing a final permit.

