Neighborhood Improvements
New Improvements Underway at Callahan Park, Anderson Field and Pearl Street Park
Residents will see new improvements at three parks in Malden. Jamie T Construction, Inc. is currently renovating Callahan Park, Anderson Field and Pearl Street Park with a substantial completion date set for June 2018.
Callahan Park...
Read MoreState Gives Conditional Approval on Malden's New Open Space Plan
The City received conditional approval from the State's Division of Conversation Services for a new Open Space and Recreation Plan for Malden through December 2024.
The plan was drafted by a 13 member committee that assisted the...
Read MoreADA Improvements at Coytemore Lea Park
Ribbon cutting ceremonies were held in 2017 to celebrate the completion of improvements at Coytemore Lea Park which included removal of the existing gravel walkway and replacement with a new ADA-compliant asphalt walkway to allow wheelchairs and...
Read MoreADA Dugouts: A City First at Forestdale Park
Forestdale Park has undergone a facelift that included removal of pavement, benches and chain link fencing and installation of ADA accessible concrete walkways, curbing, new chain link fencing, lawn seeding adjacent to the existing ball field and...
Read MoreMayor Names Open Space and Recreation Committee
Mayor Christenson announced a 13 member committee to assist the Metropolitan Area Planning Council (MAPC) in updating the City of Malden Open Space and Recreation Plan (OSRP) which was last updated in 2009 and covered the period of 2009-2016. The...
Read MorePhase I Improvements Completed at Pearl Street Playground
Phase I improvements to the Pearl Street Playground located in the City’s Edgeworth section are complete. Improvements included: basketball pavement replacement with new hoops and the replacement of playground stone surfacing with engineered...
Read MoreContractor Completing Work at Richard C. Howard Park and Robert "Bob" Rotondi Field
The Richard C. Howard Park and Robert "Bob" Rotondi Field (formerly South Broadway Park) are open. The $7.6 million transformation was funded in partnership with the Commonwealth of Massachusetts through its...
Read MoreLincoln Commons Offers Variety of Activities to Residents
The most recent addition to Lincoln Commons, a passive and active recreational play space in Ward Seven, is a splash pad. The splash pad contains ground nozzles that spray water upwards with a draining system directly underneath so little or no...
Read MoreMiller Park Named After Resident Who Dedicated Life to Youth
The refurbished Miller Park has been rededicated. Located at 217 Harvard Street, Miller Park is named for the late Robert D. Miller, who dedicated his life to the youth of Malden.
Mr. Miller was born September 3, 1936 and grew up...
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A Transformed Waitt's Mount Popular with the Public
Waitt's Mount continues to be popular with local residents since its recent refurbishment under a City of Malden-financed project. The park was designed by landscape architect, Pam Shadley of Shadley Associates. This public improvement project...
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