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Meridian Youth Baseball & Softball tells council it runs large volunteer league, seeks continued partnership on fields and parking
Summary
Volunteers said Meridian Youth Baseball & Softball serves more than 2,100 participants, operates 184 teams, contributes an estimated $1.3 million in volunteer time and is seeking continued partnership with Parks & Rec and the city on Settlers Park improvements and parking solutions.
Leaders of Meridian Youth Baseball & Softball (MYBS) presented a detailed update to the Meridian City Council on Jan. 14, describing league operations, volunteer support, field improvements and concerns about parking and umpire shortages.
League representatives told the council the nonprofit serves roughly 2,100 young athletes across 184 teams and relies entirely on volunteers and donations. Treasurer David Lang said volunteers’ time — including board work and field prep — equates to the value of many full-time employees and estimated the combined…
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