Greenfield Seeks Public Input: Greenfield, Mass. The Greenfield Recreational Department will present a proposed design for six new pickleball courts to the community, aiming to enhance Abercombie Park on Montague City Road.
Scheduled for Tuesday, June 18, at 6:00 p.m., the public design meeting, hosted at the recreation offices on 20 Sanderson Street, invites residents to provide feedback on the project. The proposed layout includes not only the six courts but also amenities such as benches, shade structures, bike racks, and various site fixtures.
Recognized for its rising popularity and health benefits, pickleball has emerged as one of the nation’s fastest-growing sports, a trend further accelerated by the pandemic. Christy Moore, Recreation Director, shows the community’s role in advancing the initiative, urging stakeholders to voice their support.
“Pickleball’s rise as a recreational staple is undeniable,” noted Mayor Virginia “Ginny” Desorgher.
“I encourage all interested parties to attend this pivotal meeting, where your input will shape the future of our recreational landscape. I extend my appreciation to the Greenfield Recreation Department for fostering an active community.”
This initiative follows in the footsteps of neighboring towns, with recent developments in Pittsfield exemplifying the increasing demand for pickleball facilities across the region.
News in Brief: Greenfield Seeks Public Input
Greenfield Recreational Department plans to create a design for six new pickleball courts at Abercombie Park, Montague City Road. A public meeting is set for June 18, 6:00 p.m., at 20 Sanderson Street, inviting community feedback on the layout featuring courts, benches, shade structures, and more.
Pickleball’s popularity surge, amplified by the pandemic, prompts this initiative, supported by Mayor Ginny Desorgher. The move mirrors regional trends, with Pittsfield’s recent efforts reflecting growing demand for pickleball facilities.
