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Beacon Falls parks commission approves funding for Veterans Park sign

Town of Beacon Falls Parks and Recreation Commission · June 23, 2026
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Summary

The Parks & Recreation Commission voted June 22 to use roughly $3,000 from its remaining funds to pay for a new Veterans Park sign; members also reviewed several maintenance needs including a downed tree at Toby's Pond and an out light at Riverbend Park.

The Town of Beacon Falls Parks & Recreation Commission voted June 22 to allocate roughly $3,000 from its remaining Parks & Recreation funds to replace the signboard at Veterans Park.

Caitlin Battis moved to fund the sign and Peter Monti seconded; the motion passed by voice vote with all ayes. The vote followed a review of the quote and the commission’s remaining balance, which was described in the minutes as “roughly $3,000.”

During the meeting the commission also reviewed routine maintenance items. Nicole Pastor, the commission clerk, said she will follow up with Public Works staff (Bry) to obtain the public works report. The minutes note a downed tree at Toby’s Pond near Route 8 that obstructs circulation on the back side of the pond and an exterior light at Riverbend Park that remains out. At Pent Road the bulletin board had been moved to make room for a water bottle filler; the filler arrived missing a few parts that have since been shipped and will be installed once they arrive and Public Works and a plumber complete the work.

The minutes record no dissent on the sign funding motion. The commission did not provide a detailed line-item budget in the minutes; the stated amount is an approximate figure.