Rutland Little League Baseball and Softball: Parking Information
Parking for all managers, coaches, parents and spectators is located on Pommogussett Road right behind along the left side of the field. If you are dropping off players, do so by either pulling into a parking space or at the top of the dirt drive that runs along the right side of the field. DO NOT pull into this area to turn around as it presents a safety issue.
Vehicle access to the dirt areas of the Marsh Field complex along the right side of the field where the Snack Shack, announcers booth and batting cages are located and behind the outfield is prohibited to the general population and reserved solely for league officials (ie board members) and umpires, as well as maintainence and emergency personnel. There are also two clearly marked handicapped accessible parking spots in this area. For all others, access to these areas are delegated for pedestrian access and foot traffic only.
Parking and Access at Naquag Fields
Just a reminder that there is no parking along the narrow thru way next to the Naguag baseball fields, which runs from Naguag Elementary to Central Tree Middle School. Although it is clearly marked as such, people have been choosing to park here. Parking here presents a safety hazard, making it difficult and often impossible for regular two-way traffic to pass, and even more so should an emergency vehicle need to pass through or gain access to the field. The Rutland Police Department have advised us that those who park illegally in this no-parking zone at Naquag Field risk having their vehicle ticketed or towed.
There is ample parking space both at Naquag Elementary School and Central Tree Middle School. Please plan to park in one of these two lots and allow time to make the short walk to the field.
Also, players and spectators making their way to the 60-foot diamond (AA, AAA field) located behind Naquag, please be respectful of Central Tree Middle School and Rutland Babe Ruth games and practices in session on the front 90-foot diamond. Every year we need to chastise players, parents and coaches who have cut right through the Babe Ruth field with no regards to courtesy and safety. While games/practices are in session, all people making their way to the 60-foot diamond should do so by walking along the far perimeters along the forestline. Babe Ruth aged players can hit balls far into the outfield, some traveling as far as the woods, and outfielders will cover vast territory to track and run down a ball hit to what seems like no man's land. Don't risk getting hit by a ball or colliding with an outfielder or interferring with a key play to a game. Play it safe, be courteous and respectful, and access the field at the far perimeters.
