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On May 1, Commissioner Steve Bradshaw presented a plan to allocate $250,000 in park bond funds for the construction of District 4’s new Tobie Grant Recreational Center.

Bradshaw suggested the allocation at a recent County Commission meeting.

“A new Tobie Grant Recreational Center will be a long sought-after amenity for DeKalb County,” Bradshaw said in a recent press release. “It will be a center focused on the intergenerational physical well-being of the community.”

According to a recent press release, construction will be made possible with District 4 funding as well as “$6.3 million from DeKalb County general funds and $2.75 million from federal Community Development Block Grant funds.”

When the new center, attendees can take advantage of 29,835 square feet of recreation center, including:

– Intergenerational programming
– A library
– Multipurpose rooms
– Administrative offices
– Multipurpose courts
– Gymnasium and track

 

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