New Multi-Sport Rink & Ball Courts Coming Soon to Moxley Park


WATERTOWN – Plans are in place to renovate the basketball and tennis courts at Moxley Park this summer. In addition, a new multi-sport rink will be added in place of one of the existing tennis courts. The project has already been bid and construction is slated to begin soon. The renovated park aims to be ready in time for the start of the next school year for use by high school and middle school students.

The City Council approved the project during its meeting on Thursday, March 16th.



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