Hamilton Track and Field Facility

Hamilton approves $146,327


Shown standing on the track and surveying the work on Jan. 2 (center) is construction superintendent Wendell Edgill of Avery Landscaping
HAMILTON — The Hamilton City Council’s Monday, Dec. 18, meeting was brief, with only two items of city business discussed.

Hamilton holds track groundbreaking

From left, Marion County Schools Superintendent Ann West, Hamilton City Councilman Scott Robertson, Councilman Wade Williams, Councilman Scott Tyra, Councilman Ross Reed, Heath Avery, State Representative Tracy Estes, Marion County School Board of Education Member Mark Dearen, Board Member Joyce Fowler and Hamilton Mayor Bob Page take part in the groundbreaking at the new Hamilton track and field site.

HAMILTON — The City of Hamilton held a groundbreaking ceremony for the Hamilton Track and Field Facility, set to open 200 days after the June 19, construction start date.
In attendance during the event were many officials from all over Marion County, including Marion County Board of Education members, Marion County Superintendent Ann West, the Hamilton City Council and State Representative Tracy Estes.
Heath Avery of Avery Landscape and Associates was also in attendance during the groundbreaking.

Track facility begins construction soon

HAMILTON — Hamilton’s track and field facility is on its way to being constructed after the Hamilton City Council awarded the construction bid to Avery Landscape & Associates to tackle Phase 1 of the project.
“We’re hoping to start June the 19th. That’s the tentative starting date of the work,” said Mayor Bob Page.
“The project was just over $6 million. We’ve got an additional $553,000 for the turf that the city’s going to pay out of packet (outside) of the contract.”