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Bacon County approves six pickleball courts, to be paid from Timber Account
Summary
The Bacon County Board of Commissioners voted to install six pickleball courts at a cost of $49,740, funding the project from the Recreation Department’s Timber Account. The motion was made by Commissioner Corey Tyre and seconded by Commissioner Rusty Sears.
The Bacon County Board of Commissioners voted Sept. 16 to install six pickleball courts at a cost of $49,740, with funds drawn from the Recreation Department’s Timber Account. Commissioner Corey Tyre moved to approve the project; Commissioner Rusty Sears seconded, and the motion carried.
The cost was presented during the recreation department segment of the meeting; commissioners did not record further debate or a roll-call tally. The project will proceed with county oversight and Timber Account funding as the source of payment.
The board completed other recreation-related business during the same meeting, including approval of siding repairs for the department’s main building and discussion of a separate splash-pad proposal.
