Seattle Parks District wants to hear from you
Give the Seattle Parks District some feedback about their current pickleball plans. It\’s easy. We did most of the work for you.
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Give the Seattle Parks District some feedback about their current pickleball plans. It\’s easy. We did most of the work for you.
Seattle Parks District wants to hear from you Read More »
What is the purpose of this meeting? Why are tennis players invited to speak on the future of pickleball? What is in Seattle Parks\’ current plan? How can you help?
Seattle Parks’ 2022 Pickleball Public Meeting #1: Why, What and How To Read More »
Have you ever had to wait a long time to get on a pickleball court during open play? Most Seattle outdoor pickleball courts could accommodate 50% or more courts than they already do. On two side-by-side tennis courts, Edmonds paints lines for eight pickleball courts, Shoreline paints six pickleball courts, and Seattle only paints four.
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Wouldn’t it be nice to have a pickleball player become one of Redmond’s Parks and Trails commissioners? The city of Redmond is recruiting applicants to fill one vacancy on the Parks and Trails Commission. The city is committed to having a commission that reflects the diversity of the community and welcomes applications from any resident
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The city of Lynnwood is looking for 25 community members to advise them during the creation of a comprehensive park and trail capital project plan that identifies system needs and prioritizes future investments to achieve their equitable park planning goals. Translation: Lynnwood is going to decide which new parks projects it will fund. Wouldn’t it
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Seattle Parks and Recreation (SPR) is seeking input from tennis and pickleball players on how they can best support the growth of pickleball. Everyone is encouraged to participate in their short survey. Before you get started, take a moment to imagine what you would like Seattle Parks to do to support pickleball players in the future. Make sure
What Bill? Bill 5615, to make pickleball the official sport of the state of Washington, has been assigned a hearing date for Wednesday January 12th, 2022 at 8:00 am (video), and for a Senate vote on Friday January 14th at 10:30 am (video). After the bill clears the Senate hearing and Senate vote, a vote
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The City of Kirkland is developing a comprehensive parks, recreation, and open space master plan to see where their parks can grow, how their programs can expand, what improvements their facilities need and ways to better serve their community. Many of you have already asked for more (lighted, covered, outdoor) pickleball courts in Kirkland. It’s
Another day, another survey. Who? This time the University of Washington-Landscape Architecture, the Integrated Ecology Lab and the City of Redmond (Parks & Recreation) would like to analyze your experience of Redmond’s parks and trails, and determine the impact of COVID-19 related social distance measures on these parks and trails’ attendance. What? (…does this have
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Seattle City Council member Tammy Morales is sponsoring a city budget amendment titled “Add $50,000 GF to SPR to support adding pickleball court lines to existing tennis courts” in Seattle. Dan Strauss and Kshama Sawant are co-sponsors. Please send all three an email to thank them for this. This amendment still needs to be voted on by the entire Seattle
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