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Recreation Areas In Massachusetts And New Hampshire Will See Reduced Summer Hours Due To Federal Hiring Freeze
"Due to the hiring freeze, we are unable to hire the 'summer Rangers,'" the agency said. "We are prioritizing public safety over recreation.
April 16, 2025
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers says the popular outdoor recreation areas it manages around lakes and dams in New England will see reduced hours and services this summer.
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"Due to the federal hiring freeze, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, New England District Recreation Areas across New England will experience reduced hours, limited access to facilities, and significantly reduced services this summer," the agency said in a statement on Monday. "We appreciate your understanding as we work to serve you with limited staff."
There are 18 waterways, lakes and dams operated by the agency in Massachusetts and New Hampshire that offer recreational opportunities. The activities include fishing, boating, swimming, camping, hiking, hunting, picnicking and disc golf.
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