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MCRA Park Infield Renovation
- Status
- Funded in 2011
Mason County will use this grant to renovate two infields at the Mason County Recreation Area Park near Shelton. The 30-acre sports complex hosts seven baseball and softball fields, and is used by multiple youth leagues, the Shelton School District, and tournaments. The county will replace the dirt infields with synthetic turf, and the outfields will remain grass. This project will improve field playability and reduce maintenance costs, rainouts, and the amount of water used at the park. The County also will make facilities accessible to people with disabilities by paving park pathways and the access to the bleachers and dugouts. The County will contribute $275,660 in cash, equipment, staff labor, and donations of equipment and labor.
Location
From Olympia, access Hwy 101 and drive to Shelton. Take the Wallace Kneeland exit, turn right, follow Wallace Kneeland Blvd through three intersections. At the fourth intersection, continue straight, this road now changes to Johns Prairie Road. MCRA Park is located at 2100 East Johns Prairie Road.
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MCRA Park Infield Renovation
- Mason County will use this grant to renovate two infields at the Mason County Recreation Area Park near Shelton. The 30-acre sports complex hosts seven baseball and softball fields, and is used by multiple youth leagues, the Shelton School District, and tournaments. The county will replace the dirt infields with synthetic turf, and the outfields will remain grass. This project will improve field playability and reduce maintenance costs, rainouts, and the amount of water used at the park. The County also will make facilities accessible to people with disabilities by paving park pathways and the access to the bleachers and dugouts. The County will contribute $275,660 in cash, equipment, staff labor, and donations of equipment and labor.
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What is the WWRP?
The Washington Wildlife and Recreation Program (WWRP) is a state grant program that creates and conserves local and state parks, wildlife habitat and working farms. The Washington State Recreation and Conservation Office administers WWRP grants, and the legislature funds the program.
