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Hometown confirms two pickleball courts this year; no lights, available to residents and school
Summary
Mayor Frank Finnegan told the council the city will install two pickleball courts this year, using multiple contractors; the courts will have no lights, will close at dusk and will be available for public and school use.
During the Citizen’s Hearing, resident Jan Forney asked whether pickleball courts were being installed this year. Mayor Frank Finnegan confirmed the project is proceeding and said the city will use different contractors for the work.
"We will have different contractors, and I will manage the project," Mayor Finnegan said. He added the courts will include two courts, will not have lights and therefore "will close at dusk," and indicated the school will also be able to use them during school hours.
The council did not take a separate vote on this item during the meeting; the mayor described logistics and access. Further details on funding, exact locations and construction timelines were not specified in the meeting record and will be provided by the Parks & Recreation liaison as the project advances.
