In a recent government meeting, officials discussed the long-awaited construction of a lacrosse wall, a project that has been in the works for over two decades. The initiative gained momentum following a redevelopment plan for Tatlock in 2014, which included provisions for the wall. In 2021, local lacrosse advocates approached city officials, emphasizing the need for the project and offering to spearhead fundraising efforts.

The lacrosse club, alongside Summit High School's athletic director, committed to financing the project, hiring an architect, and engaging a contractor. By February 2024, they reported successful fundraising and presented their plans to the city council, which expressed strong support and directed them to seek a courtesy review from the planning board.

The proposed lacrosse wall will serve as a multi-sport facility, accessible to all residents, not just lacrosse players. It will feature a concrete backstop designed for skill development in various sports, including soccer and tennis, alongside a covered gazebo area for spectators. The council's endorsement marks a significant step forward in realizing a community resource that has been anticipated for years.