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The Quincy Park and Recreation Board establishes the policies and procedures of the Park Department and maintains permitting authority for all municipal parks.
The nine-member board comprises volunteers appointed by the mayor representing each of the city's six ward as well as three city council appointments, one of which must be a member of the School Committee.
The board meets the first Monday of every month at 6:30 p.m. at the Richard J. Koch Park and Recreation Complex, One Merrymount Parkway.
Permit Requests You must be a Quincy resident to request a field permit.
Requests for field permits can be submitted to the Park Department by calling (617) 376-1252, faxing a letter of request to (617) 376-1259 or by emailing your request to mbrillo@quincyma.gov
There is no charge for field permits, however there are charges for the rental of the picnic facilities.
Permit Requirements
- Must be a Quincy resident.
- Must be approved by the Park and Recreation Board.
- No alcohol is allowed in any Quincy park.
- Permission for an open flame must be obtained from the Quincy Fire Department.
- No admission fee can be charged without the express condition of the Quincy Park and Recreation Board.
- Scholastic programs have first right to all facilities, followed by youth programs and finally adult recreational programs.
2011 Field Permit Application
2011 Field Permit Application (electronic)
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Park & Recreation Board |
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Connie Driscoll Chair (Ward One)
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Josephine Shea Vice Chair (City Council)
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Bryant Carter Secretary (Ward Six)
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Board Members |
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Joseph Brill (Ward Four)
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David McCarthy (School Committee) |
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Brad Croall (Ward Two) |
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Jack Nigro (City Council) |
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Judith Krimski (Ward Five)
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Jay Stearns (Ward Three)
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