Committee debates low‑cost storage for pickleball squeegees as replacements go missing
Members discussed options for storing pickleball squeegees — fence hooks, posts with hooks, small lean‑to or a shed — and differing cost estimates; no final solution was chosen and staff were asked to explore low‑cost mounting options and potential grant purchases.
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Committee members flagged recurring trouble with where to store pickleball court squeegees and debated options ranging from fence hooks to locked sheds. Costs for replacement squeegees were described in wide ranges during discussion, and one member cautioned that repeated theft would require a pragmatic approach: "If they disappear, then we'll tell people, well, no more squeegees," the clerk said, underscoring the tradeoff between convenience and loss prevention.
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