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Mission Statement: The mission of the Lincoln Recreation Department is to provide affordable quality leisure opportunities and safe recreational facilities for all Lincoln residents and school children.

Hours: Office is generally open Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Office hours may vary due to staff schedules, so please call to verify office hours if you are concerned.

Location: The Recreation Office is in the Hartwell A Pod Building on the campus of the Lincoln Public Schools, on Ballfield Road.  Most programs take place on the Ballfield Road campus (Hartwell Pod, Athletic Fields or Schools Gymnasiums), although some classes are located at various sites around Town (Bemis Hall, First Parish Church, etc.) Board Members: Noah Eckhouse, Chair; Susan Collins; Chris Fasciano; Ted Julian; Ingrid Neri; Jane Tatlock
Department Head: Dan Pereira, Recreation Director
Staff: Stacey Mulroy, Assistant Recreation Director, Laurie Dumont, Office Administrator Events Sub-Committee:
Jonathan Dwyer, Chair; Christina Long, Events Administrator Chrissie.Long@comcast.net

Service Description: The Recreation Department’s goal is to promote the benefits of parks and recreation to the community, by providing quality opportunities for people of all ages to develop interests, skills, healthy lifestyles and socialization. The Recreation Committee is a board of residents who set policy and oversee all facets of the department, including strategic planning.Every household in Lincoln will automatically receive notification of registration updates through the mail, or may opt to recieve them via email. All programs and facilities will be described, along with registration materials, on our website at: www.LincolnRec.com.  Those seeking paper versions of our brochures and forms may request to have them mailed, or may pick them up in our office.Online registration is now available, and paper registration forms may also be completed and returned to the Recreation Office. All registrations are received on a first-come, first-served basis.

Codman Pool
Located outdoors behind the Brooks School on the Ballfield Road campus.
Opens early in June through the end of August.
Phone: 781-259-0221
Hours: 12:30 through 7:30 or 8:00 p.m.
Memberships are available for all residents and a limited number of nonresidents.
Walk-in daily fees apply only for Lincoln residents and their guests.
Swim lessons for children age 3 and older plus a community swim team are offered in the summer.

Tennis Courts are also located on the Ballfield Road campus as you enter. There are six clay (har-tru) courts; two are lighted until 10:00 p.m.. All users must purchase an annual tennis sticker from the Recreation Office or through the mail. No court reservations are accepted.
After School Programs/Adult Education: During the school year a myriad of children’s programs, special events, trips, sports and adult education classes are offered through the recreation department. All Lincoln residents and Lincoln public and private school students are encouraged to participate. Choose from a variety of disciplines such as fencing, chess, a variety of sports, skiing instruction, swim & tennis lessons, basketball, track, arts and crafts, ballroom dancing, fitness and much more! Check our online brochures for a full listing of activites.
Athletic Fields: All athletic fields in town are scheduled and maintained by the Recreation Department. The primary users are the schools and youth soccer and baseball leagues, though other limited use can be approved by the Recreation Committee.

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