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Parks Board Approves Spring Program and Honors DeMaio

Parks board unanimously approved spring program guide and renewed tennis agreement. The Parks and Recreation Board approved the 2026 spring program guide with associated fees and charges, described as comparable to neighboring communities, following motion by Diana Serra and seconding by Carol Anne

Parks & Recreation Board · Meeting of February 17, 2026

CT NEWINGTON — Parks board unanimously approved spring program guide and renewed tennis agreement. The Parks and Recreation Board approved the 2026 spring program guide with associated fees and charges, described as comparable to neighboring communities, following motion by Diana Serra and seconding by Carol Anne Anest. In a separate unanimous vote, the board renewed the year-round tennis program agreement with Bob Dean at Mill Pond Park.

The board also unanimously voted to install a commemorative bench and plaque honoring Superintendent Bill DeMaio. Superintendent DeMaio presented an overview of the Recreation Enterprise Fund, established in 1981 and currently holding near $2 million, while board members voiced concerns about sustainability as personnel costs shift to the fund.

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Source: the Parks & Recreation Board meeting of February 17, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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