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Cobb County Parks says Central Aquatic Center will reopen July 6; Fair Oaks and Al Bishop to get turf and court upgrades
Summary
Parks staff told Commissioner Eric Allen that Central Aquatic Center will reopen July 6 after restroom and locker-room work; Fair Oaks will get synthetic turf fields, additional pickleball courts and resurfaced basketball and tennis courts (work expected to finish by the end of October), and Al Bishop will receive synthetic turfing.
Cobb County Parks staff told Commissioner Eric Allen that several facility renovation projects will occur this summer and into the fall, including a planned reopening date for the Central Aquatic Center.
Amari Ramsey, Recreation Coordinator I, said the Central Aquatic Center — described in the recording as one of the county’s oldest aquatic facilities — will reopen on July 6 after renovations that include restrooms and locker-room work. She said the work recognizes the age of the facility and is intended to update user amenities.
Ramsey also outlined field and court upgrades at Fair Oaks: the county plans to install synthetic turf on select fields, add pickleball courts, and resurface basketball and tennis courts. Staff gave an estimated completion timeframe of “by the end of October.” The recording also referenced synthetic-turf work at Al Bishop.
Staff emphasized that temporary closures are for improvement and that facilities will reopen larger or improved once work is finished. No funding sources, contract numbers, or contractor names were provided in the recording; officials said only timelines and project scopes in general terms.
Residents should expect temporary closures of work sites and check county communications for exact closure dates and registration for programs while projects proceed.
