Rockport Plans New Pickleball Courts: Rockport officials are working to bring four pickleball courts to Rockport City Park by summer. The project, led by Mayor Cathy Kirkpatrick, is a collaboration between the city and the non-profit organization “A Better Rockport.” While over half of the funding is secured, community donations are needed to cover the remaining costs.
Funding and Community Support
The city has already received significant financial backing for the project. To help bridge the funding gap, officials are asking residents to contribute. Donations will be matched dollar-for-dollar through the “CreatINg Places” program, supported by a grant from the Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority.
Growing Pickleball Interest in Rockport
Pickleball continues to gain popularity across the country, and Rockport is looking to meet local demand with high-quality courts. The addition of these courts will provide a new recreational space for players of all ages and skill levels.
What Happens Next
With fundraising efforts underway, officials hope to complete the courts in time for summer. If the remaining funds are secured, the project will move forward, giving the community a new place to stay active and engaged.
News in Brief: Rockport Plans New Pickleball Courts
Rockport is set to add four pickleball courts to City Park by summer. Mayor Cathy Kirkpatrick and “A Better Rockport” are leading the project. Donations are needed to complete funding, with contributions matched by a state grant. The courts will provide a new recreational space for the growing pickleball community.
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