Active transportation and recreation

Newtonville Community Park Revitalization

Newtonville Community Park, 341 W. Statesville Avenue, Statesville, NC


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Verified Project Information

Summary

The City of Statesville is revitalizing Newtonville Community Park with a new playground and additional recreation and access improvements. The City estimates the project at $275,000 and reported active work through June 2026.

Current stage: Under construction.

Current condition: Active.

Key Facts

Estimated Cost

$275,000

as of 2026-06-01

Latest Progress

2026-06-01: The City reported pickleball resurfacing, fencing, parking, disc-golf design and walking-trail work continuing; the project remained active.

Project Leaders

City of Statesville
Project owner, Project sponsor

Project Funding

Funding type: Public · Status: Allocated

City of Statesville: $275,000 (2026)

Timeline

  1. Remaining park improvements continue

    The City reported pickleball resurfacing, fencing, parking, disc-golf design and walking-trail work continuing; the project remained active.

    Stage after event: Under construction
  2. Playground installation complete

    The City reported that playground installation was complete, while grading, fencing, parking, pickleball and disc-golf work remained and the park had not yet officially opened.

    Stage after event: Under construction
  3. Playground installation begins

    The City reported playground equipment delivery in March 2026 and installation beginning the following week.

    Stage after event: Under construction
  4. City begins site planning and design

    The City project page places site planning from the present through November 2025, followed by permitting in December 2025.

    Stage after event: Planning or feasibility

Geography

Project site / location

  • Statesville, NC
  • Iredell County, NC

Affected / impact geography

  • Statesville, NC
  • Iredell County, NC

Map

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