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Mission
The FNSP was established in 2001, and raised 95% of the funds needed to build the Newburyport Skate Park. The FNSP has continued to fundraise and advocate for the park since its inception, and oganizes an annual Skate Fest in June, and assists with other events, demos and tournaments at the park.
Company Overview
Since its creation in 2002, the Newburyport Skate Park has provided an ideal location for youth and young adults to enjoy skateboarding – one of the fastest growing sports in the country. Created through community fundraising, and maintained by volunteers and raised funds, city residents and downtown businesses have greatly benefited from this unique park, over the past ten years.

Helmets are required for all users ages 16 years and younger, per Massachusetts law.
(M.G.L. 85 Section 11, as amended by Chapter 330 of the Acts of 2004)

The facility was constructed with funds raised by the community, and it is your responsibility to keep the park safe, clean, and friendly. Please take care of it!

Use at your own risk. Only skateboards and in-line skates are allowed. No bicycles, roller skates, motorized vehicles or scooters allowed. No additional obstacles or other materials (ramps/jumps) may be used at the park. Skating outside of the park is not allowed. Please wait patiently for your turn to use the park.

Children 10 & under must be accompanied by an adult.

Park Hours: As stated on park signs

Have FUN! This park was built and designed for your enjoyment. Know your abilities and stay within them while using the park.

Be respectful of other skaters and of others using the school property.
Avoid user conflicts: moderate your language – no vulgarity (swearing).
Problems of inappropriate conduct will result in police notification or expulsion from the park.

The skate park has different levels of ability for the new skater to the pro. Make sure that before trying an element in the park that is difficult to ride that you are fully aware of the possible difficulties of that element and realize the risks that may be involved.

No alcohol, tobacco products, drugs, and glass containers are allowed at the park.

Please do not litter. Please use the trash containers provided.

Incident/Accident Report
In case of an accident or incident at the park please contact Youth Services:

Andrea Egmont
Director of Youth and Recreational Services
Newburyport Youth Services
Cityof Newburyport
978-465-4434
www.newburyportyouthservices.com

APRIL VACATION HOURS
MONDAY APRIL 15 THRU SATURDAY APRIL 21
PARK OPEN 9AM – DUSK
(open 1pm – dusk on Sunday 4/15 and Sunday 4/22)

normal hours:
SCHOOL WEEKDAYS: 2:30 – dusk

SUNDAY: 1pm – dusk

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