NEW CLUBHOUSE NOW OPEN!
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Wasatch Hills Tennis Center
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Project Leadership: Salt Lake County, Salt Lake City Engineering, Salt Lake City Facilities, Salt Lake City Parks & Public Lands, Coach Mike's Friends of Public Tennis, Liberty Hills Tennis.
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Construction: Paulsen Construction, EDA Architects.
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Brief History: Originally spearheaded in 2015 by Coach Mike’s Tennis Academy and the Coach Mike’s Friends of Public Tennis 501(c)(3), this project represents a decade of dedicated stewardship to replace a dilapidated clubhouse with a world-class facility. By navigating complex regional funding and securing Salt Lake County ZAP funds—bolstered by a $120,000 foundation contribution—our organization successfully bridged a vital community need through a unique partnership between Salt Lake County and Salt Lake City. Now known as Liberty Hills Tennis, we are honored to have led this LEED Certified project from inception to delivery, ensuring a premier, sustainable home that serves thousands of players across the valley and beyond.
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ICONIC CMTA CLUBHOUSE DECOMMISSIONED
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- Thanks to all those who have worked so diligently to make this much needed replacement possible!
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Original construction date of new clubhouse: Spring 2020 - Spring 2021. Final completion date June 8th, 2023.
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Brought to you by SL County ZAP Funds, Salt Lake City, and CMFPT 501 (c) 3 foundation.
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Three years of operation utilizing multiple commercial trailers.
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Thank you Mobile Mini!​
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NEW YEAR-ROUND INDOOR BUBBLE​
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Wasatch Hills Tennis Center
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Project Leadership: Coach Mike's Friends of Public Tennis 501 (c) 3, Liberty Hills Tennis and the amazing "Winner on Wasatch" Volunteer Campaign Committee​​
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Construction: Broadwell Air Domes, Comfort Systems USA Intermountain, Fry Construction, and JD Johnson & Sons, Inc.
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Brief History: The original bubble, a staple of our grounds since 2000, had reached the end of its functional life. With a new clubhouse on the horizon, Liberty Hills Tennis and the Coach Mike’s Friends of Public Tennis 501(c)(3) saw an opportunity for a total transformation.​ Through a massive fundraising effort and meticulous planning, we replaced the outdated infrastructure with a modern facility designed for the next generation of players. This project stands as a testament to our cornerstone donors and the hundreds of local individuals and families who believe in the power of public tennis.​​​
NEW INDOOR TENNIS COURTS​
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Four indoor courts at Wasatch Hills Tennis Center
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Project Leadership: Coach Mike's Friends of Public Tennis 501 (c) 3, Liberty Hills Tennis and the amazing "Winner on Wasatch" Volunteer Campaign Committee
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Construction: Courts Unlimited, LLC
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Fully-funded by generous private contributions to the Coach Mike's Friends of Public Tennis 501 (c) 3.
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NEW INDOOR LIGHTING ​UPGRADE
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32 new bubble specific LED light fixtures at Liberty Park Tennis Center
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- Project Leadership: Liberty Hills Tennis​
- ​Construction: Liberty Hills Tennis
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Fully-funded and executed by Liberty Hills Tennis
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Check out the difference today!
NEW LED OUTDOOR TENNIS LIGHTING​
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​12 Outdoor Tennis Courts at Liberty Park Tennis Center with ​88 LED Tennis Specific BLX-II Lighting
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Project Leadership: Liberty Hills Tennis, Salt Lake City
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Brief History: Liberty Hills Tennis is proud to announce the completion of our transition from outdated lighting to a professional-grade, state-of-the-art LED system. Through persistent advocacy and a strong partnership with the city, we have replaced 120 outdated metal halide fixtures with a high-efficiency, "instant-on" solution. This upgrade represents a major leap forward for our facility including superior visibility, energy efficiency, and ensuring light stays on the courts, eliminating unnecessary light spill.
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​We are grateful for the city’s partnership in this much needed upgrade, which builds on Liberty Hills Tennis's and Coach Mike's friends of public tennis previous facility contributions to provide a professional-grade experience for the entire community.​
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Salt Lake City CIP Funds​​
