New Pickleball Courts Open in Princeton: Princeton Mayor Brock Thomas recently shared significant updates on the ongoing renovations at City-County Park, which began in 2024. The improvements are part of a series of projects aimed at enhancing the park’s facilities and amenities.
Pickleball Courts Now Open
Mayor Thomas proudly announced that the newly renovated pickleball courts are now open for public use. This marks a milestone for the park, providing residents with a modern space to enjoy the growing sport of pickleball.
Progress on Softball Field Fence Work
Significant progress has been made at the softball fields, with the remaining fence work now completed. The Princeton City Council is currently awaiting bids for electrical work, as well as finalizing the construction of the dugouts. These enhancements are set to provide a better experience for players and spectators.
Leadership Changes in Public Works
In a notable leadership transition, Interim Public Works Director Chris Pool has been promoted to superintendent. This decision follows the recent retirement of David Sullenger, the former Public Works Director. Additionally, Sabrina Heaton has been appointed to the Princeton Tourism Commission, while Missy Gill will join the Princeton Electric Plant Board.
News in Brief: New Pickleball Courts Open in Princeton
Princeton Mayor Brock Thomas provided updates on the City-County Park renovations, including the opening of newly renovated pickleball courts. The city also completed the fence work at the softball fields, with electrical bids and dugout construction pending.
Leadership changes were announced, with Chris Pool stepping into the role of Public Works Superintendent, following the retirement of David Sullenger. Sabrina Heaton and Missy Gill were appointed to local commissions.