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Agency official announces 125 new parking spaces at Evening Trails Sports Complex

Palm Coast Public Works · June 28, 2026
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A Palm Coast Public Works official said the city added 125 parking spaces to the sports complex to meet rising demand and improve safety; the announcement named local teams expected to benefit and referenced traffic-flow changes made last year.

An agency official from Palm Coast Public Works announced that the city has added 125 new parking spaces at the Evening Trails Sports Complex to accommodate growing attendance at local and regional events and to improve safety for visitors. The official said the work was completed "over the last several months" and follows traffic-flow changes the city initiated at the facility last year.

The official listed teams and programs that use the complex — Palm Coast Big Buoys baseball, Palm Coast Little League, Special Olympics, Inter United and Sporting Palm Coast Soccer Clubs — and said the additional parking will help provide a safer experience for players, families and spectators. "We hope you enjoy this new addition to the Indian Trail Sports Complex and we'll see you at the fields," the official said.

The announcement did not specify the funding source, construction contractor, or an exact completion date. The transcript uses two different facility names: "Evening Trails Sports Complex" (opening lines) and later "Indian Trail Sports Complex." That inconsistency appears in the provided remarks and is noted here; no corrective naming was provided in the transcript itself.

No motions, votes, or formal council actions were recorded in the provided remarks. The official framed the change as an operational improvement by Palm Coast Public Works aimed at meeting demand and reducing safety risks for event attendees.