Troy’s Firefighters Park Pickleball Court Expansion: Eight new pickleball courts are being built at Firefighters Park in Troy, with construction expected to finish by late June. The park is located at 1810 West Square Lake Road and will join other city parks that already have pickleball or combined pickleball/tennis courts.
Construction Details and Costs
The city of Troy began work after a groundbreaking ceremony on May 2. The project will cost around $625,000, which includes design and contingency expenses, according to a city statement. The new courts will provide more space for the growing number of pickleball players in the community.
About Pickleball and Community Impact
Pickleball is a game where two or four players use smooth paddles to hit a lightweight, hollow plastic ball over a net that stands 34 inches high. This sport has become very popular in Troy and many other places, leading to new courts being built to meet the demand.
The new courts at Firefighters Park will add to the city’s existing facilities and offer more opportunities for residents to play and enjoy pickleball outdoors.
News in Brief: Troy’s Firefighters Park Pickleball Court Expansion
Troy is building eight new pickleball courts at Firefighters Park, expected to open by late June. The project costs $625,000 and follows a May 2 groundbreaking. The courts will expand the city’s options for pickleball, a fast-growing sport played with paddles and a lightweight plastic ball.
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