Clyde Park sets aside Old Settlers proceeds and seeks community help for Holiday Park sport court
September 05, 2026 | Clyde Park, Park County, Montana
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Clyde Park officials on Sept. 10 reiterated plans for a Holiday Park sport court and urged citizens to form a 'Friends of Holiday Park' group to support construction and fundraising. Mayor Sydney Wiley highlighted community involvement needs, while council members noted the project requires irrigation relocation, site preparation and additional grant funding or donations.
The council approved contributing approximately $700 from Old Settlers Day proceeds to the sport court project (motion by Dave Sarrazin, seconded by James Walsh; unanimous). Officials said additional grants and donations will be sought; specifics on total project cost, grant sources or construction timeline were not recorded in the minutes.
The council approved contributing approximately $700 from Old Settlers Day proceeds to the sport court project (motion by Dave Sarrazin, seconded by James Walsh; unanimous). Officials said additional grants and donations will be sought; specifics on total project cost, grant sources or construction timeline were not recorded in the minutes.
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