Carrollton is betting on the future by opening a new dedicated esports facility to modernize its youth programs. It’s a fresh way to give local gamers a professional space to compete and connect.
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Residents fear that private management will lead to mandatory memberships and higher court fees.
The city may see potential revenue increases or reduced operational oversight.
Local tennis players, families, and youth who rely on the current affordable, community-focused model.
The city is switching management companies for the tennis center to meet legal requirements for bond-funded upgrades. Residents are concerned about potential fee hikes and service quality.
Residents are worried that the city might hand over management of the Oak Creek Tennis Center to a private company, which could lead to higher fees and lower quality.
The city is setting a 10-year vision for parks, focusing on trail connectivity, facility maintenance, and meeting the needs of an evolving population.
Carrollton is creating a dedicated esports facility as part of its parks and rec program WFAA
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