Work already planned for the park’s first phase focuses on the pool area, where repairs and other updates are moving ahead separately.
Keene officials are inviting residents to weigh in on the next round of work planned for Robin Hood Park, with a community feedback session set for Sept. 15. The meeting will run from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. in the multipurpose room at the Keene Parks and Recreation Center, 312 Washington St., where staff will collect ideas to help shape the renovation plan.
The city’s Capital Improvement Program places the project at $1.18 million, with funding and construction anticipated in fiscal year 2028. The effort represents the second stage of improvements for the East Keene park and is expected to address the playground, restrooms, parking area and the tennis and pickleball courts.
Work already planned for the park’s first phase focuses on the pool area, where repairs and other updates are moving ahead separately. Parks and Recreation Director Carrah Fisk-Hennessey said that portion is expected to be sent out for bids this fall and finished before next summer.
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