Summary
Tennis courts at Thomas Cloud Park get resurfaced, several parks get paving and new pickleball parking, Community Park gets new accessible playground equipment (with 53 residents voting on the design), and the senior center gets a patio and handrails. Most of it is funded by grants and Rose Music Center revenue.
At a glance
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Last discussed Aug 20, 2026.
Impact analysis
About $200,000 for tennis courts, roughly $410,000 for the playground, and $110,000 for the senior center patio — much of it grant-funded.
Tennis players, pickleball players, families with disabled children, and senior center patrons.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Parks and Recreation Board — August 20, 2026
The board is shaping next year's lineup: bee program, Everything Environmental Fest, Tasty Tuesdays, pickleball tournaments, free little libraries in parks, and stronger Earth Day/Arbor Day events. Final dates come in October.
Council Work Session — May 5, 2026
Tennis courts at Thomas Cloud Park get resurfaced, several parks get paving and new pickleball parking, Community Park gets new accessible playground equipment (with 53 residents voting on the design), and the senior center gets a patio and handrails. Most of it is funded by grants and Rose Music Center revenue.
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