Vandalia’s New Dayton Metro Pickle: A former church in Vandalia, Ohio, is being transformed into a pickleball facility. Property owner Kim DeLong announced that the Dayton Metro Pickleball center will feature three indoor courts, a gym, a snack stand, and locker rooms. The gym is currently under construction, aiming for completion by April 2025.
Plans for Expansion
DeLong revealed exciting plans for the future of the facility. In the second phase, the center could expand to include ten pickleball courts. The third phase would add outdoor lighted courts to the facility.
“That portion of the project will be funded with investors as our facility grows.” – (Kim DeLong)
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Supporting Community Engagement
The new pickleball center highlights the growing popularity of the sport in Vandalia and surrounding areas. By offering dedicated space for pickleball, the facility aims to engage the community and promote an active lifestyle. DeLong expressed hope in securing investors to support the facility’s development.
The conversion of the church into a pickleball center represents an important step for Vandalia, providing residents with a venue to enjoy and play the increasingly popular sport. This project could lead to more community events and increased interest in pickleball.
News in Brief: Vandalia’s New Dayton Metro Pickle
A former church in Vandalia, Ohio, will become a pickleball facility with three courts, a gym, and more. Property owner Kim DeLong plans to expand the center in future phases. This development aims to engage the community and support the growing popularity of pickleball.
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