Earlier this month, the City of Greenville’s Neighborhood Infrastructure Bond — totaling about $36 million — was approved. The bond will go towards four major project categories:
- Roads, streets, and bridges (learn more about the annual street resurfacing)
- Traffic management
- Sidewalks
- Parks and community centers
About $4,840,000 will cover a variety of improvements to parks and recreation centers across Greenville. Projects will kick off as soon as next month and through 2023. Let’s take a look at the five parks that will see some changes this year:
This spring (April-June)
Holmes Park, 111 Holmes Dr., $360,000
- New aluminum picnic shelter
- Updated parking lot with new landscaping
- Tennis court rehabilitation
The current picnic shelter at Holmes Park | Image via the City of Greenville
McPherson Park, 120 E. Park Ave., $100,000
- Reconstruction of tennis courts
- New tennis court fence
Newtown Park, 15 Cagle St., $25,000
- Reconstruction of basketball court
This summer (July-September)
Cleveland Park, 150 Cleveland Park Dr., $1,300,000
- New pickleball court
- Reconstruction of basketball + tennis courts
- Updated parking
Gower Park, 24 Evelyn Ave., $1,500,000
- New dedicated pickleball court
- Reconstruction of basketball + tennis courts
- New parking lot + landscaping
Planned courts for Gower Park | Image via the City of Greenville
Take a look at the other park + community center projects that kick off in the beginning of 2023 by clicking here.
