North Caldwell’s Pickleball Courts Under Siege: The Gould Avenue tennis and pickleball courts have fallen victim to vandalism, an incident that has prompted an ongoing investigation by the North Caldwell Police Department.
Ongoing Investigation
Authorities are actively looking into the vandalism that occurred over the weekend, as they work to determine the circumstances surrounding the incident. The North Caldwell Police Department issued a statement on their official Facebook page, urging the community to remain aware of the situation.
“Please be advised this is still an active construction zone and, therefore, the courts remain closed.” the statement reads. The police department emphasized the importance of respecting the ongoing construction efforts, noting that
“The newly installed gates have been locked and we ask that individuals respect our efforts. The public is NOT permitted to be on the courts or within the temporary fencing until the completion of the project.” – (North Caldwell Police Department)
Court Closure and Future Plans
The North Caldwell Police Department reiterated that the public is not permitted to be on the courts or within the temporary fencing until the project is completed. This closure shows the importance of safety and adherence to regulations as work continues.
The pickleball courts are set to reopen in Spring 2025, and community members are encouraged to stay informed about the progress of this much-anticipated project.
News in Brief: North Caldwell’s Pickleball Courts Under Siege
The Gould Avenue tennis and pickleball courts in North Caldwell, New Jersey, were vandalized over the weekend, leading to an ongoing investigation by the North Caldwell Police Department. Authorities have closed the courts, emphasizing that they are still an active construction zone. The pickleball courts are expected to open in Spring 2025.
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