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New tennis and pickleball courts near completion; ribbon-cutting set for the 27th

Wabash City Park Board · May 13, 2026
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Summary

Town staff reported near-completion of the new tennis courts with pickleball lines and nets to be finished; a ribbon-cutting is scheduled for the 27th at 3:00 p.m., and dimmer switches are being installed to reduce light spill to nearby homes.

Parks staff said the new tennis courts are largely complete and the contractor installed nets; the remaining tasks are striping and installing nets for the pickleball courts. The parks board invited members and the public to a ribbon-cutting scheduled for the 27th at 3:00 p.m. and asked board members to wear blue shirts to represent the parks board.

Staff reported that a grass-seeding contractor will return to finish turf work and that partial completion depends on equipment availability; one member noted that machinery broke down during recent work. To address light spill onto nearby east-side homes, the board said dimmer switches for field lights have been ordered and will be installed as soon as the electrical contractor receives them; if dimmers are delayed, the board discussed the possibility of a wind barrier as an alternative mitigation.

Board members mentioned local community participation in the ribbon-cutting, including a former mower, Ken Broadbeck, who is expected to attend and has been active in local pickleball play.