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Parks staff: five of six participatory-budget projects complete; Antioch soccer field to open next month

5792950 · September 12, 2025
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Summary

A parks board update to the planning commission noted that five of six participatory-budget projects are complete and the final project, a soccer field in Antioch, is scheduled to open next month.

Commissioner Henley reported to the Nashville Planning Commission that five of six participatory-budget projects overseen by the parks department have been completed and put into operation this summer, and that the final project—a soccer field in Antioch—is expected to open next month.

Henley described the parks planning and facilities development team as responsible for both planning and construction and said completing nearly all of the participatory-budget slate this summer "is a great accomplishment." The commission's director said the projects demonstrate community requests being delivered by the city and encouraged continued participatory-budget opportunities in the future.

Commissioners did not take action related to the update; the remarks were part of the "other business" section and were presented as an informational report.