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Boston World Cup Organizers Commit to $8M Safety Costs

3/6/2026

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Mike Loynd and Curtis Franks, representing the Boston World Cup organizers, sign a letter to Foxborough officials committing to pay public safety costs within two days of invoicing.
Letter states Kraft Sports & Entertainment would support funding if necessary.
Foxborough town requires nearly $8 million for local police, pending a federal grant, and a FIFA license vote is scheduled for March 17 with the first match on June 13.

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Mike Loynd and Curtis Franks, representing the Boston World Cup organizers, sign a letter to Foxborough officials committing to pay public safety costs within two days of invoicing.
Letter states Kraft Sports & Entertainment would support funding if necessary.
Foxborough town requires nearly $8 million for local police, pending a federal grant, and a FIFA license vote is scheduled for March 17 with the first match on June 13.