Bolivar Awarded $600,000+ for Sand Beach Lake Additions
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee and the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation (TDEC) announced $26,501,705.74 has been awarded to 32 communities across Tennessee for local parks and recreation projects as the Governor travels statewide touting conservation investments.
The City of Bolivar has been awarded $601,194.65 for development at Sand Beach Lake Park. The project includes the installation and associated utilities for an amphitheater (approximately 42′ x 27′); construction of a pavilion (approximately 76’ x 34’); construction of restrooms (approximately 12′ x 34′); and construction of a boat ramp (approximately 24′ x 120′) with parking (approximately 29,000 sq. ft.).
“I am very excited that my district was awarded these funds to enhance five beloved community amenities, including parks, event centers and recreation facilities,” said State Sen. Page Walley, R-Savannah. “The grants will provide recreational opportunities for the entire community and region. I look forward to seeing the great improvements these funds bring to our area.”
“I’m thankful to Governor Lee and the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation for the more than $600,000 grant for additions to Sand Beach Park,” said State Rep. Johnny Shaw, D-Bolivar. “The amenities that this grant will provide will greatly improve the lifestyle of those who frequent the park and attract new visitors. I’m looking forward to enjoying the amphitheater and other services myself when I visit the park.”
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