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Recreation reports ~1,140 summer participants; pop-up 'Chill in the Park' planned July 30 to introduce new director

Parks and Recreation Board of Directors · July 16, 2026
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Summary

Recreation staff reported about 1,140 participants in summer programming, fall 2026 registration opened, and a July 30 pop-up 'Chill in the Park' event was announced to introduce new director David Angeles; operations staff also reported Raymond Park nearing completion and field/turf work schedules.

Recreation staff gave routine updates: summer programming has approximately 1,140 participants and fall 2026 registration opened Monday. Trevor said staff will hold a pop-up community event called "Chill in the Park" on July 30 (5'7 p.m.) at Whitley Place Park to introduce Director David Angeles and provide free Kona Ice and lawn games.

Operations updates detailed erosion mitigation at Greenspoint, upcoming sports season start dates (soccer Aug. 3, baseball Aug. 2, football July 20, lacrosse Sept. 8), sign replacements at Frontier and a perimeter-fence RFP for Raymond due July 28. Park development staff said Raymond Community Park is about 94% complete, with remaining items being well/pump access and a delayed monument sign; staff hoped for an early-August opening.

Staff said they will post educational video content about pickleball rules and a paddle-rack system to the town website and social channels next week.