Vote for New Sammamish Pickleball Courts
Shape the future of Beaton Hill Park and Big Rock Park South in Sammamish: Take the survey and vote for \”Concept 3 in Beaton Hill Park\”.
Alert
Ask for Pickleball Courts at Bellevue Airfield Park
Bellevue is updating its Master Plan for Bellevue Airfield Park. They want to know what park elements you would like to see at this new community park.
Bellevue City Council Asks What You Want
The Bellevue City Council has released a new questionnaire asking you to express your priorities regarding parks, open spaces and recreational facilities.
Action Alert: Bothell Capital Facilities Plan Survey
Bothell currently has a few pickleball courts sprinkled throughout its Parks system. Isn\’t it time for it to provide a better pickleball venue?
No New Courts in Kirkland?
Kirkland\’s latest Parks, Recreation and Open Space (PROS) Plan is out. They heard you saying you would like more pickleball courts. They estimated that would cost $97,500 and they decided not to fund it.
Help Plan the Future of Redmond Pickleball
The City of Redmond is updating its Parks, Arts, Recreation, Culture, and Conservation (PARCC) Plan.
This plan guides managing and enhancing parks, playgrounds, community centers, forests, and trails. It also informs future programs, activities, and events. Your feedback will help make sure parks and recreational programs meet the needs of our growing and diverse pickleball community.
Seattle Public Pickleball Meeting #2
Seattle Parks is ready to present its latest plan for the future of outdoor pickleball in Seattle. This time it will list specific locations for new pickleball courts. Come learn about the plan and seize your chance to give feedback.
Action Alert Sammamish: Big Rock Park South and Beaton Hill Park
Sammamish is starting its master plan process for Big Rock Park South and Beaton Hill Park. This is the perfect time to ask for pickleball courts.
Submit a Question to the Seattle Parks District before Thursday 4/14 5:00pm
On Thursday, the Seattle Board of Parks and Recreation Commissioners will spend 30 minutes answering as many submitted questions about the Parks District as they can.