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Roswell highlights growth in recreation, athletics and camps
Summary
Mayor Mary Robichaud interviewed Athletic Services Manager Ali Wade about Roswell’s expanding recreation and parks offerings, staffing levels, and facility upgrades, noting broad community participation across leagues, camps and adaptive programs.
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Mayor Mary Robichaud and Ali Wade outlined the scope and growth of the City of Roswell’s recreation and parks operations, emphasizing year-round programming and recent facility upgrades. "I've been here since September 1997," Wade said, summarizing nearly 30 years of institutional knowledge that she said supports program expansion.
Wade detailed the department’s mix of professional and volunteer resources — 13 full-time staff, roughly 60 part-time staff, more than 50 contractual coaches and over 100 volunteers each season — and linked that capacity to the city’s ability to run leagues, clinics, camps and adaptive programs. The pair encouraged residents to visit roswellgov.com/register for program listings and registration information.

