Pickleball Courts Coming to Gallipolis: The Gallipolis City Commission has officially approved a bid to construct four new pickleball courts at Haskins Park. During a special meeting on Wednesday, city officials selected Ohio Netting & Fence to complete the $122,000 project, which is expected to begin as soon as possible.
City Officials Move Forward with Major Project
The meeting brought together key city officials, including Commission President Michael Fulks, Vice President Bill Thomas, Bill Jenkins, Michael Brown, and Matt Johnson. City Manager John Westfall expressed optimism about the project’s progress, stating that construction will begin promptly.
Expanding Recreational Opportunities
The addition of pickleball courts aligns with Gallipolis’ efforts to enhance recreational spaces for residents. Pickleball has gained widespread popularity, and the new courts at Haskins Park will provide a dedicated space for enthusiasts of all ages.
City Approves Funding for Fire Truck Purchase
In addition to approving the pickleball court project, the commission also passed an ordinance allowing the city to borrow funds for a new fire truck. This move ensures continued investment in public safety while expanding community recreational facilities.
News in Brief: Pickleball Courts Coming to Gallipolis
The Gallipolis City Commission approved a bid from Ohio Netting & Fence to build four new pickleball courts at Haskins Park. The $122,000 project will begin soon. The commission also approved borrowing funds for a new fire truck, prioritizing recreation and public safety in the city.
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