Colonie Unveils Premier Pickleball and Tennis Courts: In an effort to enhance recreational opportunities for its residents, the Town of Colonie celebrated the grand opening of newly upgraded pickleball and tennis courts at Mohawk River Park on Friday, May 10. The initiative marks a significant step towards building a vibrant community life, with Town Supervisor Peter Crummey leading the charge.
As the sun rose over the scenic Mohawk River, local officials and eager residents gathered to witness the unveiling of the meticulously refurbished courts. Supervisor Crummey, a long-time advocate for community recreation, expressed his enthusiasm for the project.
“I look forward to Opening Day for our Town residents to enjoy our upgraded trails, more expansive views of the river, and our new courts,” said Crummey.
The upgraded courts are not just a boon for players but also an invitation for families and individuals of all ages to engage in healthy outdoor activities. The courts, designed with the latest materials and standards, promise an excellent playing experience, whether you’re a seasoned athlete or a casual enthusiast.
In line with modern conveniences, the Town has introduced a new online reservation portal, simplifying access to these facilities. Residents can create an account online, ensuring a seamless booking process. For those who prefer a personal touch, visiting the main Parks office at Mohawk River Park will also enable them to set up an account. Proof of residency is required, granting Town residents discounted rates for all Town facilities and free entry to Mohawk River Park.
The launch of these courts is part of a broader initiative to revitalize the park, which also includes upgraded trails and enhanced river views. These improvements aim to transform Mohawk River Park into a premier destination for recreation and leisure.
News in Brief : Colonie Unveils Premier Pickleball and Tennis Courts
As the Town of Colonie continues to invest in its recreational infrastructure, the new pickleball and tennis courts stand as a symbol of progress and a beacon of community spirit. The excitement was palpable on Opening Day, with residents already lining up to test their skills on the pristine courts, heralding a new era of recreational excellence at Mohawk River Park.
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