Recreation Commission defers 911 field fee vote, updates summer plans
The Southborough Recreation Commission deferred its vote on 911 field fees. The commission, chaired by Kristin LaVault, with members D. Dumont and C. Rehlander present, asked Recreation Director Travis Farley and Brian Ballantine to rework the 911 athletic field fee structure proposal for a vote at
Recreation Commission · Meeting of May 13, 2026
SOUTHBOROUGH — The Southborough Recreation Commission deferred its vote on 911 field fees. The commission, chaired by Kristin LaVault, with members D. Dumont and C.
Rehlander present, asked Recreation Director Travis Farley and Brian Ballantine to rework the 911 athletic field fee structure proposal for a vote at next week's meeting. The commission also received updates on a highly successful Touch-A-Truck event that drew over 200 families and more than 10 trucks in early May, though the Rec-Connect Spring Fling dance was cancelled due to low enrollment. Summer program registration continues to climb as the department ramps up seasonal planning.
The Department of Public Works will move forward with North Turf to address problems at Kallander Field.
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Source: the Recreation Commission meeting of May 13, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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