Evans Park Pickleball Courts Grand Opening: The Adel Parks and Recreation Department has opened two new pickleball courts at Evans Park, available for public use from sunrise to sunset. A ribbon-cutting ceremony is scheduled for Wednesday, September 24, at 5:30 p.m. The project was funded by a $70,000 Legacy Grant from the Adel Lions Club.
Public Access and Use
Recreation Supervisor Ramona Dillinger said the courts are free for drop-in play. Players must bring their own paddles and balls. Dillinger emphasized that the courts are open to everyone in the community, reflecting the growing popularity of pickleball in the United States.
Funding and Community Support
The creation of the courts was made possible through support from the Adel Lions Club. Dillinger noted that the grant helped cover construction costs, allowing the city to provide residents with a new space for outdoor recreation and social activity.
Upcoming Celebration
The ribbon-cutting ceremony on September 24 at 5:30 p.m. will give the public a chance to see the new facilities, meet city staff, and celebrate the arrival of pickleball to Adel.
Significance for the Community
The new courts provide residents a safe, fun place to exercise, socialize, and enjoy the outdoors. The addition of pickleball courts is expected to attract players of all ages and enhance recreational opportunities at Evans Park.
News in Brief: Evans Park Pickleball Courts Grand Opening
Adel opened two new pickleball courts at Evans Park, funded by a $70,000 Legacy Grant from the Adel Lions Club. The courts are free for drop-in play from sunrise to sunset. A ribbon-cutting ceremony is scheduled for September 24 at 5:30 p.m., celebrating the sport’s growing presence in the community.
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