Recreation Commission approves December minutes, reviews staffing and programs.
Yarmouth Recreation Commission approves prior minutes, addresses staffing gaps and website issues. Chair Steve Sozanski reported that adult programs including basketball, pickleball, and swimming are at or near full capacity, but the department faces immediate staffing pressure for Frozen February
Recreation Commission · Meeting of January 14, 2026
Yarmouth Recreation Commission approves prior minutes, addresses staffing gaps and website issues. Chair Steve Sozanski reported that adult programs including basketball, pickleball, and swimming are at or near full capacity, but the department faces immediate staffing pressure for Frozen February School Vacation week following the resignation of Assistant Director Jack and departure of an intern. Commissioners flagged missing content on the town's redesigned website, including the Recreation Commission calendar and pickleball facility information.
A Field Study Update will be presented to the Select Board on February 3, with pickleball resurfacing bids due February 9.
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Source: the Recreation Commission meeting of January 14, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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