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Clay County’s new $7.2 million sports complex should be ready for use early next year. Officials held a ceremonial groundbreaking March 28.
It’s just north of the intersection of state roads 16 and 21. It will have eight multi-purpose fields and parking for at least 300 vehicles. Restrooms and a short, multi-use trail are also part of the project.
Justin Pierce is director of Clay County Parks and Recreation. He says they hope it will be a regional draw for tournaments.
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The property is 250 acres, but Pierce says plans are to develop 46 acres. He says they could build baseball and softball diamonds in the future.
The county received a $3 million matching grant from the Florida Department of Economic Opportunity for the project.
