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Kim Frey pitches sand volleyball courts at Twisp Park
Summary
At the July 9 Parks & Recreation meeting Kim Frey and local players proposed building a sand volleyball court at Twisp Park, estimating a budget range of $20,000–$110,000 and asking the commission to address site safety while design/measurement work proceeds.
Kim Frey presented a proposal to the Town of Twisp Parks & Recreation Commission on July 9 for a sand volleyball court at Twisp Park, saying a budget range of "$20,000-110,000" would be ideal for construction. Frey asked that, while the commission decides whether to proceed, "the holes be filled in" and that concrete supports be considered for the net poles to address short-term safety and usability concerns.
Commissioners did not make a final decision but directed practical next steps: two commissioners will visit Twisp Park to take measurements to inform design and budgeting, and Deputy Clerk Heather Davis will consult with Director Denham about the requested interim improvements. The commission did not commit funds at the meeting; a site visit and follow-up staff review are the immediate actions recorded.
The proposal frames the courts as a response to local players’ interest in expanded recreation options. The transcript does not specify estimated timeline for construction, a preferred exact location inside Twisp Park, or funding sources for the project. Those details will need to be developed after the site measurements and staff consultation.
