New Court Lines Coming to Seattle This Summer
Seattle Parks will soon release the official list of tennis courts that will get new pickleball court lines painted this summer.
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Seattle Parks will soon release the official list of tennis courts that will get new pickleball court lines painted this summer.
New Court Lines Coming to Seattle This Summer Read More »
Thank you to all of you who reached out to the Seatle Board of Parks and Recreation Commissioners recently. Your efforts bore fruit.
“We Recommend Full Funding” Read More »
The Montlake community center will be reopening \”soon\”. They ask you to tell them what kind of activities you would like to see them offer when they reopen.
Montlake Community Center Reopening Survey Read More »
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.
Seattle Public Pickleball Meeting #2 Read More »
Last month, the Board of Parks Commissioners organized a Q&A session regarding the upcoming Seattle Park District funding plan. They asked you to submit your questions ahead of time, which you did. You sent in over 50 pickleball-related questions. That was over half of all questions submitted. Unfortunately, not a single one of your questions
Dear Board of Parks and Recreation Commissioners, Read More »
They asked for your questions. They did not have any answers.
Lots of Qs. No As. Read More »
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 »
On Wednesday March 30th, 2022, Seattle Parks held the first of two public meetings about their new plans for the future of outdoor pickleball. Here are my notes from the meeting and my attempt at answering your most frequent questions about this meeting.
Pickleball Open House – Summary Read More »
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
Action Alert: Help us get $50,000 for pickleball lines! Read More »
The Seattle Parks and Recreation (SPR) department has resumed indoor “drop-in” pickleball sessions at multiple locations starting in early October 2021. Most locations offer 45-minute long sessions. All locations require advanced reservations and limit the number of players to 4 times the number of pickleball courts available. Players have had many questions regarding these new
Seattle Indoor Pickleball – Fall 2021 Read More »