What is Most Important to You for Shoreline’s Future Parks?
Could it be that you would like to see Shoreline Parks offer dedicated pickleball courts?
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Action Alert: Help Define the Priorities for Auburn’s Parks and Recreational Facilities
If you think that Auburn will need more pickleball facilities over the next 6 to 20 years, this is your chance to say so, loudly and clearly.
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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.
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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.
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Action Alert: Support Bellevue Pickleball Players Asking for Better Outdoor Pickleball Court Lines (and Nets). Deadline: Tuesday, November 9, 3pm.
Please email the Bellevue Parks Board, with the subject line \”Written Communications – November 9\”, by Tuesday 3pm and ask them to line the tennis courts at Hilaire, Crossroads, Norwood and Lakemont Park to accommodate at least 2 pickleball courts per tennis court, and to allow permanent roll-away pickleball nets.
Action Alert: Shape the future of the Bellevue Parks System
Do you dream of Bellevue having many sets of 6 or 12 dedicated outdoor pickleball courts in its parks system? During a virtual Neighborhood Leadership Gathering on Thursday, Oct. 7 from 6:30 to 8:00pm, Bellevue Parks and Community Services staff will share the scope of the department’s many assets and services and the purpose of
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Tell Kirkland Parks: “More Pickleball Please”
The Kirkland Parks Department will be visiting Kirkland Parks to collect your parks and recreation stories in July and August. Look for a large blue human-sized butterfly. Tell it you would like to see more outdoor and indoor pickleball facilities in Kirkland. Here is where you can find it next: July 29 – 2 PM
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Help the Lynwood Parks Department Update Their 10-Year Plan
The City of Lynnwood updates its Parks, Arts, Recreation and Conservation Plan once every six years to ensure that programs, services, and recreation facilities are meeting the needs of community member. They would like to know what you think. So, if you live, work or play in Lynnwood, take their Community Recreation Needs Survey and
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Time to Ask Kirkland Parks for More Pickleball
What is going on Kirkland Parks Department has started work on its next comprehensive “Park, Recreation, and Open Spaces Plan“. This 6-year plan will provide a vision for the continuation of high-quality recreation opportunities to benefit the residents of and visitors to Kirkland. We need to make sure the Parks Department knows that pickleball players
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