Foxborough
In an update to the ongoing standoff, Foxborough leaders on March 5 reiterated refusal to issue entertainment licenses for Gillette Stadium's World Cup matches without a clear plan for nearly $8 million in security costs. Kraft Group pledges up to $1.5 million, but town officials seek firmer commitments amid delayed federal grants.
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Town leaders in Foxborough, Massachusetts, are withholding licenses for seven FIFA World Cup matches at Gillette Stadium until organizers guarantee coverage of nearly $8 million in security costs. The Select Board set a March 17 deadline amid concerns over burdening local taxpayers. The dispute persists despite federal funding approvals, with the tournament set to begin in June.