Edison Township Adds New Pickleball Courts: The Edison Township Council recently approved a $1 million contract for phase three of several park repairs and construction projects. The council’s decision was made at their meeting on Monday.
Phase Three of Park Improvements
The contract, valued at $1,083,471, was awarded to Halceon, Inc., a Bridgewater-based company. Halceon, Inc. was the lowest bidder for the project, which is part of a broader effort to improve local parks.
Mayor Sam Joshi expressed his satisfaction with the approval, stating,
“With this approval, we will have significantly improved all of our 32 municipal parks in Edison to benefit our families.”(Mayor Sam Joshi)
Planned Park Upgrades
The phase three plan includes several key projects aimed at enhancing park facilities. Among the upgrades are the addition of two new fenced-in pickleball courts at Hale Park. The basketball and tennis courts at Lindquist Park will be refurbished, with new fencing and an ADA-compliant walkway.
Edison Woods will receive a new tennis, basketball, and pickleball court, while Oakcrest Swim Club will see the refurbishment of the basketball court and the conversion of the tennis court into a pickleball court.
Additionally, Dudash Park’s basketball court will undergo crack repairs, an overlay, and a new color coat, and Capestro Park will receive new backboards and color coating for its two basketball courts.
Impact on Local Communities
These improvements are expected to greatly benefit the community. Mayor Joshi emphasized the importance of these upgrades in making local parks more accessible and enjoyable for residents.
We are committed to creating safe and modern spaces where families can enjoy recreational activities together,” (Mayor Sam Joshi).
With these updates, the township aims to provide better facilities for both existing and future park users, making the parks more inclusive and diverse in the types of sports and activities available. This initiative is part of Edison’s ongoing efforts to invest in its public spaces and improve the quality of life for its residents.
News in Brief: Edison Township Adds New Pickleball Courts
Edison Township Council approved a $1 million contract for park improvements, including new pickleball courts at Hale Park and Edison Woods. Other upgrades include refurbished basketball and tennis courts. The initiative aims to enhance local parks, making them more accessible and enjoyable for families and community members.
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