Carrollton City Council approved a 27,511-square-foot expansion of the Rosemeade Recreation Center to better accommodate community recreation needs in areas such as pickleball, basketball, volleyball, and other indoor large-format programs.

The original scope of the project included the addition of a full-size gym that would meet NCAA configurations, and modification of affected hallways and rooms to ensure continuation of current programs. During the design phase, the scope was expanded to include an additional multi-purpose court, an elevated walking track, an Esports Center, restroom modifications, and storage

Rosemeade Recreation Center was originally built in 1985 with expansions in 2002 and 2012. Voter-approved money from the 2018 and 2022 bond elections will fund the coming improvements.

These updates are intended to serve the continued needs of the community and further promote the physical wellbeing of Carrollton citizens.

This project will also support City Council’s strategic objectives and vision of building a community that families and businesses want to call home by sustaining quality of life through promotion of physical health as well as improving financial sustainability through increased daily attendance.

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