Murrieta Aims to Boost Pickleball Facilities: In a move that shows its commitment to community engagement, the city of Murrieta is seeking the opinions of local pickleball players as it embarks on an exciting project to expand the sport’s presence in the area. For those passionate about the game, this presents an opportunity for them to make their voices heard.
New Pickleball Courts at Alderwood Park
Currently, the city is in the design phase for two new courts at Alderwood Park, as part of a broader capital improvement initiative. This project is supported by a $40,000 budget, aiming to enhance recreational facilities for the growing pickleball community. The city officials have articulated a clear vision: to maximize the number of courts while adhering to budgetary constraints.
“The Murrieta community has been calling for access to dedicated pickleball courts throughout the city.” officials noted on the city’s website, emphasizing the increasing demand for such pickleball facilities. The design process commenced in July, with the ambitious goal of expanding Alderwood Park’s court offerings to a total of six.
Current Pickleball Facilities in Murrieta
As it stands, Murrieta boasts four dedicated courts. Two of these are located at B Street Station Park, conveniently situated next to the Library and Senior Center. The other two courts are situated within Alderwood Park, located on Baxter Road just east of Whitewood Road.
With the city actively seeking to enhance its pickleball infrastructure, local players are encouraged to share their thoughts and preferences regarding the new designs.
News in Brief: Murrieta Aims to Boost Pickleball Facilities
Murrieta is expanding its pickleball facilities, seeking input from the community on the design of two new courts at Alderwood Park. Funded by a $40,000 capital improvement project, the goal is to increase the number of courts to six.
Currently, the city has four courts, two at B Street Station Park and two at Alderwood Park, responding to the growing demand from pickleball players.
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