Apr15
Healey Schoolyard Renovation Meeting
Mayor Joseph A. Curtatone and Ward 4 City Councilor Jesse Clingan invite residents to participate in a community meeting on the Healey Schoolyard renovation project.
About the Public Space and Urban Forestry Division
About the Public Space and Urban Forestry Division
Please Continue to Social Distance in Parks, Community Gardens and Public Spaces
(Updated March 2021)
Please Follow These Park Rules (View Here)
- Facial coverings or masks covering the mouth and nose are required at all times.
- If you are sick, please stay home.
- Consider visiting parks at less busy times. If there are too many people to practice social distancing, go home and come back at another time or consider taking a walk in the neighborhood instead.
- Always stay 6 feet away from anyone who does not live in your household.
- Sanitize and wash hands frequently.
- Dog owners should stay 6 feet away from other owners at all times and should not pet others' dogs.
- Follow CDC recommendations for staying safe.
We are in this together. Please continue to do your part to keep our community healthy. Learn more about COVID-19 safety and social distancing at somervillema.gov/Coronavirus.
The Public Space & Urban Forestry (PSUF) Division’s mission it to plan, construct, and steward the public realm to promote environmental and public health vitality through the City’s network of public spaces and urban forest. Our core values include: public service, environmental stewardship, progress, teamwork and professionalism.
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Upcoming Events
Programs & Initiatives
This land is your land–so grab your gloves, don your hat, and dig into our fun & eco-friendly volunteer gardening program.
Our Urban Ag program brought first Urban Ag Ordinance in New England, the Urban Ag Ambassadors program, new farms, and more.
ArtFarm is Somerville’s proposal for a self-sustaining art and urban agriculture laboratory designed to foster community engagement and creativity.
Help us stop black swallow-wort and other unwanted plants.
A proactive Parks Tree Health Program focusing on Somerville-owned parks and delivering the best arboreal practices to promote healthy tree growth.
In an effort to promote the health of the existing trees in the City of Somerville, this program focuses on pruning all of the young trees in the City
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Healey Schoolyard Renovation Meeting, 4/15
Mayor Joseph A. Curtatone and Ward 4 City Councilor Jesse Clingan invite residents to participate in a community meeting on the Healey Schoolyard renovation project on Thursday, April 15, from 6:30 to 8 p.m.
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Conway Field Safety & Construction Public Meeting, March 24
Mayor Joseph A. Curtatone, Ward 2 City Councilor J.T. Scott, and City staff invite you to a virtual public meeting to discuss remediation at Conway Field.
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Somerville’s New Allen Street Playground Now Open; Renovated Community Gardens Available This Spring
A new playground is now open for some of Somerville’s youngest residents near Union Square.
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Virtual Community Meeting to Discuss Dilboy Field Improvements, September 9
Mayor Joseph A. Curtatone, Ward 7 City Councilor Katjana Ballantyne, and City of Somerville staff invite you to a virtual meeting to review plans to replace the Dilboy Stadium synthetic turf field and improve the natural-grass Dilboy Auxiliary Fields adjacent to Alewife Brook Parkway.
Upcoming Events
Apr15
Healey Schoolyard Renovation Meeting
Mayor Joseph A. Curtatone and Ward 4 City Councilor Jesse Clingan invite residents to participate in a community meeting on the Healey Schoolyard renovation project.
Programs & Initiatives
This land is your land–so grab your gloves, don your hat, and dig into our fun & eco-friendly volunteer gardening program.
Our Urban Ag program brought first Urban Ag Ordinance in New England, the Urban Ag Ambassadors program, new farms, and more.
ArtFarm is Somerville’s proposal for a self-sustaining art and urban agriculture laboratory designed to foster community engagement and creativity.
Help us stop black swallow-wort and other unwanted plants.
A proactive Parks Tree Health Program focusing on Somerville-owned parks and delivering the best arboreal practices to promote healthy tree growth.
In an effort to promote the health of the existing trees in the City of Somerville, this program focuses on pruning all of the young trees in the City
Related News
-
Healey Schoolyard Renovation Meeting, 4/15
Mayor Joseph A. Curtatone and Ward 4 City Councilor Jesse Clingan invite residents to participate in a community meeting on the Healey Schoolyard renovation project on Thursday, April 15, from 6:30 to 8 p.m.
-
Conway Field Safety & Construction Public Meeting, March 24
Mayor Joseph A. Curtatone, Ward 2 City Councilor J.T. Scott, and City staff invite you to a virtual public meeting to discuss remediation at Conway Field.
-
Somerville’s New Allen Street Playground Now Open; Renovated Community Gardens Available This Spring
A new playground is now open for some of Somerville’s youngest residents near Union Square.
-
Virtual Community Meeting to Discuss Dilboy Field Improvements, September 9
Mayor Joseph A. Curtatone, Ward 7 City Councilor Katjana Ballantyne, and City of Somerville staff invite you to a virtual meeting to review plans to replace the Dilboy Stadium synthetic turf field and improve the natural-grass Dilboy Auxiliary Fields adjacent to Alewife Brook Parkway.