Letter: Persistent Issues Regarding Parks, Recreation, and Sports Facilities

In a recent letter addressed to the Watertown Parks and Recreation Subcommittee, former Recreation Director Peter Centola expressed his concerns regarding the management and development of the town’s recreational facilities, particularly focusing on the Casey Park renovation and the handling of lighting at Victory Field. Centola criticized the lack of comprehensive communication and transparency from leadership, highlighting delays in crucial renovation projects, the need for upgrades to outdated lighting systems, and an overall inadequacy in addressing community wellness through recreational opportunities. He called for more effective oversight of planning processes, advocating for immediate action on unresolved projects, enhanced safety measures like surveillance cameras, and better resource allocation to improve efficiency and accessibility in the town’s parks. Centola urged town leaders to listen to community feedback, ensure accurate minutes are kept in meetings, and facilitate an inclusive environment that promotes active usage of recreational facilities for all residents.

Letter: Persistent Issues Regarding Parks, Recreation, and Sports Facilities

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