Press Release | Mass. Dept. of Conservation and Recreation | July 24, 2020
BOSTON — With high temperatures forecasted throughout the Commonwealth this upcoming weekend, the Department of Conservation and Recreation continues to urge the public to protect public health by adhering to important COVID-19 guidance such as wearing a face covering, practicing social distancing, and washing hands frequently when visiting state beaches and parks. Additionally, members of the public are reminded that alcohol is prohibited at state beaches, parks, and other locations throughout the state parks system.
“While state-managed beaches, parks, and reservations are excellent places to escape the summer heat and unwind, the Department of Conservation and Recreation reminds all visitors that alcohol use is prohibited within the state parks system,” said DCR Commissioner Jim Montgomery. “When visiting agency properties, please adhere to all laws, rules, and regulations to help stop the spread of COVID-19 and ensure a safe, fun environment for all visitors.”
“We encourage the public to explore the great outdoors and enjoy our state parks and beaches, but it is important that all visitors adhere to important health and safety guidelines to help keep everyone safe,” said Massachusetts Environmental Police Colonel Shaun Santos.
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