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Recreation Commission funds equipment purchases for football league

Charlton Recreation Commission approves $7,306 for football league equipment. Chair Ross Lemansky and Vice Chair Patricia Rydlak, sitting without Member Bradford Howard, unanimously approved purchases of an automated external defibrillator estimated at $2,158.95 and an outdoor sound system at

Recreation Commission · Meeting of July 20, 2026

Charlton Recreation Commission approves $7,306 for football league equipment. Chair Ross Lemansky and Vice Chair Patricia Rydlak, sitting without Member Bradford Howard, unanimously approved purchases of an automated external defibrillator estimated at $2,158.95 and an outdoor sound system at $5,147.99 from the Amazon account. The commission also unanimously approved invoices from Slims & Berthiaume for portable toilet services in July and August 2026, and from Economy Lawn Sprinkler for repairs to the sprinkler system at Allen Little League Field.

Vice Chair Rydlak requested that a youth league lighting request be submitted as a capital item to the Finance Committee, and Chair Lemansky was directed to obtain cost estimates from Charlton Soccer to prioritize equipment requests.

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Source: the Recreation Commission meeting of July 20, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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