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The Massachusetts Trial Court Community Service Program, a division of the Massachusetts Probation Service, was recently recognized by the Lowell Parks and Recreation Trust for painting work at Jollene Dubner Park.
12/12/2022
  • Massachusetts Probation Service
  • Office of Community Corrections

Media Contact   for Trial Community Service Program is recognized by Lowell Parks and Recreation Trust

Coria Holland, Communications Director

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Call Coria Holland, Communications Director at (617) 624-9319, CP: (617) 429-5629

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Email Coria Holland, Communications Director at coria.holland@jud.state.ma.us
Fence Painting

Lowell, MA — The five crew members—probationers ordered to perform community service by the court—spent several days prepping, scrapping and wire brushing a wrought iron fence at the park to remove rust and paint chips before painting it.

“The hard work and dedication are greatly appreciated. They help keep Jollene Dubner Park a wonderful green space for the community to enjoy,” said Antonio Trinidad Martinez, Community Conservation Coordinator.

Community Service Court Service Coordinators Jadeque Douglas, Dan Lynch, and Kevin Spitz managed the crew. Jollene Dubner Park, located at 36 Merrill Street, “offers one of the most scenic river views in the city,” according to the Lowell Parks and Recreation Trust website. The park was built in 2000 and provided the first public access to the Concord River in Lowell.

Media Contact   for Trial Community Service Program is recognized by Lowell Parks and Recreation Trust

Phone

Call Coria Holland, Communications Director at (617) 624-9319, CP: (617) 429-5629

Online

Email Coria Holland, Communications Director at coria.holland@jud.state.ma.us

  • Massachusetts Probation Service 

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  • Office of Community Corrections 

    The Office of Community Corrections (OCC) is the Massachusetts Probation Service’s intermediate sanction department. The OCC’s mission is to establish intermediate sanctions which offer a continuum of sanctions and services for probation, parole, sheriffs, and the Department of Correction. This interagency and community collaboration supports public safety.

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