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Parks Commission adjusts recreation program fees for 2026

Goffstown Parks Commission approves fee increases for five recreation programs. Director Rick Wilhelmi presented an analysis showing higher costs for officiating, staffing, and transportation across league-based and summer camp programs. The commission approved new fees effective for 2026,

Parks & Recreation Commission · Meeting of January 21, 2026

NH GOFFSTOWN — Goffstown Parks Commission approves fee increases for five recreation programs. Director Rick Wilhelmi presented an analysis showing higher costs for officiating, staffing, and transportation across league-based and summer camp programs. The commission approved new fees effective for 2026, including Summer Playground at $100 per week for residents; Youth Basketball at $75 residents/$85 non-residents; High School Basketball at $80 residents/$90 non-residents; Boys and Girls Lacrosse NHYLA at $90 residents/$100 non-residents; and Men's 18 Plus Basketball League at $100 residents/$110 non-residents.

The commission also honored Paul Matatall with the Robinson/Cullerot Volunteer of the Year Award for his 13-plus years with the youth lacrosse program and youth hockey initiatives.

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Source: the Parks & Recreation Commission meeting of January 21, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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