The Brookline Parks and Recreation department is currently overseeing a redesign of Pierce Park, and has a million dollar budget to work with. Sign this petition to support having lighting on the Pierce Park basketball court be included in the redesign plan, to create a safe, warm-months, nighttime, place for Brookline youth to enjoy.
Seeing this many neighbors rally for better lighting at the court makes me think of all those late evenings my brother spent playing in the dark. This momentum proves that our community cares about keeping the park a safe space for our kids to play after sunset.
July 17, 2015
Seeing one hundred people rally behind this project means the world to me because I grew up playing at that court in the dark. It is clear that I am not the only one who wants our neighbors to have a safe space to play after sunset.
Reached 100 supporters
July 16, 2015
July 15, 2015
My son and his friends should not have to stop playing just because the sun goes down. We are nearly at one hundred signatures and hitting that mark will prove the city needs to take our request seriously.
66 Comments
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Barbara Murray
10 years ago
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There is a significant lack of lighted places for our teens to hang out safely in Brookline. Lighted sports fields are especially important for the over 12-under 16 group, who are too old for some programs, and too young for others.
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Jeremiah ephraim
10 years ago
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College athlete and student and I think putting like I'm the court would be a great thing kids need practice and build effort for bettering themselves and the community putting lights wouldn't dim a kids future it would only make it brighter
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Aine Duffy
10 years ago
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On behalf of the Spa we would love for our young customers to be able to enjoy their nights safely at Pierce Park!
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Brendan McCarthy
10 years ago
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How can we tell teens to be safe on summer nights without providing a well-lit park? More safe options in the light means fewer poor decisions in the dark. Seems like a no brainer to me.
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Shaquille Brummitt
11 years ago
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I personally think this is worth doing at more parks in Brookline. The lights do not need to be on for all hours of the night. Just a little while longer than sun down. This would be great for the youth and those who love the game of basketball. Plus wouldn't this make it easy to actually see what's going on in there ?!
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Michael Nikulin
11 years ago
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do it!!! Lotta kids play there, don't want them going into Boston area to do it. Rather have them stay in our town.
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Tim Rowell
10 years ago
This is good for Brookline!
K
Kim rowell
10 years ago
Yes! We need this for our kids. We are an urban town lets provide for our kids!
The Brookline Parks and Recreation department is currently overseeing a redesign of Pierce Park, and has a million dollar budget to work with. Sign this petition to support having lighting on the Pierce Park basketball court be included in the redesign plan, to create a safe, warm-months, nighttime, place for Brookline youth to enjoy.
Seeing this many neighbors rally for better lighting at the court makes me think of all those late evenings my brother spent playing in the dark. This momentum proves that our community cares about keeping the park a safe space for our kids to play after sunset.
July 17, 2015
Seeing one hundred people rally behind this project means the world to me because I grew up playing at that court in the dark. It is clear that I am not the only one who wants our neighbors to have a safe space to play after sunset.
Reached 100 supporters
July 16, 2015
July 15, 2015
My son and his friends should not have to stop playing just because the sun goes down. We are nearly at one hundred signatures and hitting that mark will prove the city needs to take our request seriously.
66 Comments
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Barbara Murray
10 years ago
Featured
There is a significant lack of lighted places for our teens to hang out safely in Brookline. Lighted sports fields are especially important for the over 12-under 16 group, who are too old for some programs, and too young for others.
J
Jeremiah ephraim
10 years ago
Featured
College athlete and student and I think putting like I'm the court would be a great thing kids need practice and build effort for bettering themselves and the community putting lights wouldn't dim a kids future it would only make it brighter
A
Aine Duffy
10 years ago
Featured
On behalf of the Spa we would love for our young customers to be able to enjoy their nights safely at Pierce Park!
B
Brendan McCarthy
10 years ago
Featured
How can we tell teens to be safe on summer nights without providing a well-lit park? More safe options in the light means fewer poor decisions in the dark. Seems like a no brainer to me.
S
Shaquille Brummitt
11 years ago
Featured
I personally think this is worth doing at more parks in Brookline. The lights do not need to be on for all hours of the night. Just a little while longer than sun down. This would be great for the youth and those who love the game of basketball. Plus wouldn't this make it easy to actually see what's going on in there ?!
M
Michael Nikulin
11 years ago
Featured
do it!!! Lotta kids play there, don't want them going into Boston area to do it. Rather have them stay in our town.
T
Tim Rowell
10 years ago
This is good for Brookline!
K
Kim rowell
10 years ago
Yes! We need this for our kids. We are an urban town lets provide for our kids!
There is a significant lack of lighted places for our teens to hang out safely in Brookline. Lighted sports fields are especially important for the over 12-under 16 group, who are too old for some programs, and too young for others.