Seneca Park tennis court reconstruction
Summary
A $265,000 USTA grant will help rebuild ten heavily used tennis courts at Seneca Park — the city's second-largest bank of courts.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 5
- Last 30 days
- 1
Discussed at 1 meeting in the last 60 days; most recently Oct 20, 2026.
Impact analysis
Brings $265,000 in outside grant money into the parks system at no cost to local taxpayers.
Tennis players at Seneca Park, one of the most heavily played court facilities in the city.
Mentions & discussions (5)
Public Works Committee — October 20, 2026
The state is offering up to $250,000 to support recreational trails in Louisville, and the committee wants the mayor to accept it. There's a local match requirement, so the city will chip in some of its own funds.
Appropriations Committee — September 2, 2026
Small district allocations for a District 2 T-ball field ($475), a District 4 community wellness event ($1,000), and repair of the Fleur de Lis horse sculpture at Hounz Lane Park ($2,300).
Metro Council — June 11, 2026
$265,000 in USTA grant funds will rebuild ten tennis courts at Seneca Park.
Parks and Sustainability Committee — June 4, 2026
A $265,000 USTA grant will help rebuild ten heavily used tennis courts at Seneca Park — the city's second-largest bank of courts.
Metro Council — May 14, 2026
A $265,000 grant from the USTA to rebuild ten tennis courts at Seneca Park got its first reading.
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