Due to the joint efforts of the Town’s Municipal Maintenance Department and Swift'ss Beach Improvement Association, improvements and repairs to the Town park at Swifts Beach have recently been completed.

The Joseph W. Conway park had a number of wooden structures that were in unsafe condition. After Sarah Coleman, a local mother, brought the issue to the association, the organization worked in conjunction with Town Administrator Derek Sullivan and Director of Municipal Maitenance Dave Menard to work out a plan to finance the repairs and complete them before the Fourth of July. Municipal Maitenance was able to accomplish this in the hope that the holiday crowds could safely enjoy the park and the beach.

Theassociation will now have volunteers paint the new parts of the structures to preserve them. If you would like to help, contact the Swift's Beach Improvement Association at 508-295-7658.

The Swifts Beach Improvement Association is a homeowners association for Swifts Beach and Swifts Neck. The association holds a variety of social functions throughout the summer, has a conservation group, and works on a wide swathe of other community issues all year round. The association's Conservation Group is currently in the process of arranging to protect part of Swift's Beach in concert with the Wareham Conservation Commission.

If you are interested in joining the Swift's Beach Improvement Association please contact 508-295-9064.