Kids Towne Park’s Pickleball Upgrade: The City of Clinton has started building eight new pickleball courts at Kids Towne Park. Construction crews began pouring fresh concrete early this morning at 2:00 A.M. The work is part of a major upgrade to improve the courts for local players. Officials chose early hours to avoid the hot Tennessee sun, which can cause cracks during concrete drying.
City officials explained, “This timing ensures the surface will be as durable and safe as possible for years to come.” The early work may have disturbed some residents, but city leaders thanked everyone for their patience during the project.
Upgrading a Popular Recreation Spot
Kids Towne Park has long been a favorite place for pickleball in Clinton. With these new courts, the city aims to attract even more players and improve the experience for everyone.
The fresh concrete and updated facilities will make the courts safer and more enjoyable. The upgrade shows the city’s commitment to supporting the growing interest in pickleball, a sport that has gained popularity across the country.
Why Early Morning Work Matters
Construction started at 2:00 A.M. to take advantage of cooler temperatures. City officials said working in the early morning helps prevent cracks and other problems that heat can cause when concrete is drying.
This careful planning ensures the courts will last a long time. Despite the unusual hours, the city thanked residents for understanding and supporting the project during this time.
What’s Next for Pickleball in Clinton?
Once finished, the new courts will reopen to the public and become a top destination for pickleball players of all ages. The City of Clinton hopes the improved facilities will encourage more people to enjoy the sport and gather at Kids Towne Park.
With pickleball’s rising popularity nationwide, these upgrades will help Clinton keep up with the growing demand and offer quality spaces for players.
News in Brief: Kids Towne Park’s Pickleball Upgrade
Clinton began pouring concrete at 2:00 A.M. to build eight new pickleball courts at Kids Towne Park. City officials chose early hours to protect the concrete from heat damage. The new courts will be safer and more durable, aiming to attract more players to this popular park.
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