City Hall will be closed on the last business day of the week, which will primarily fall on a Friday. In accordance with the Governor’s Pause, City Hall will be closed to the public from November 30th to December 13th. We continue to encourage the community to safely and securely use the online and mail services that are available on the Pawtucket website. Residents and businesses can still contact City Hall Departments during hours of operation by calling City Hall and its employees, who will continue to work in the building, at 401-728-0500. A drop box is also available outside of City Hall.
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 Children’s PerformancesDaggett Farm Concert SeriesRiverfront Concert Series |
Adult Disc Golf LeagueDisc Golf Scorecard |
Adult Tennis ProgramYouth Tennis Camp |
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The Parks and Recreation Department is responsible for maintaining the Mineral Spring Avenue Cemetery, and all parks and recreational facilities, athletic complexes, traffic islands, playgrounds and passive parks and gateways from I-95, in the city. They operate the Daggett Farm and Looff Carousel in Slater Park, and the Veterans Park pool. They also provide picnic permits, concerts, sports lessons and leagues, the Tree in Memorial Program, birthday parties at the Looff Carousel, bus trips, a variety of classes, various festivals, a youth summer camp and other programs.
Recreation Director
John Blais : Extension 257
Location
Park Office
Slater Memorial Park
Pawtucket, RI 02861
Phone Numbers
City Hall Main Number: (401) 728-0500
Parks And Recreation Fax: (401) 729-4712
Office Extensions:
Information: Extension 251
Sheryl Rennick, Recreation Programming Assistant - Extension 253
Chris Crawley Extension 272
Carousel Phone Number: (401) 952-7768
Vets Pool: (401) 725-9734
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