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Board approves dozens of summer park permits for youth sports programs

Board of Parks approves summer and fall permits for youth sports programs, community events. The Lowell Parks Board approved more than 30 applications for field use and community events during its June 24 meeting. Approvals included permits for Lowell Youth Field Hockey at three locations, Pop

Board of Parks · Meeting of June 24, 2026

LOWELL — Board of Parks approves summer and fall permits for youth sports programs, community events. The Lowell Parks Board approved more than 30 applications for field use and community events during its June 24 meeting. Approvals included permits for Lowell Youth Field Hockey at three locations, Pop Warner football and cheer programs with substantial field commitments, youth lacrosse and kickball clinics, and numerous birthday parties and community celebrations.

Eight applicants did not appear for their scheduled requests. One field hockey program at Machado Field valued at 11,000 dollars in custodial fees was deferred pending LHS field availability confirmation. The board also noted that Koumantzelis Park would close during August for parking lot repaving.

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Source: the Board of Parks meeting of June 24, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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