Construction Begins Baseball & Softball Fields

Construction Begins on New Youth Baseball and Softball Fields

Posted on 06/14/2024

Two construction workers in orange shirts are working on a dirt field, leveling the ground and creating a curved boundary. They are using long tools to guide and smooth the surface. In the background, a fenced area with lush green trees and a large scoreboard featuring a stylized "H" is visible. A piece of heavy machinery, partially seen on the right side of the image, is also present, indicating ongoing construction work.

Construction has started on the new youth baseball and softball fields at Three Fires Elementary. Funded by the Our Kids, Our Community, Our Future Bond, the new fields will replace those currently on the Northwest Elementary property as those fields will be displaced once construction begins on the replacement Northwest Elementary.

Additionally, on Monday, June 10, the Howell Public Schools Board of Education approved a bid for the electrical work necessary for the baseball and softball project.

A construction worker in an orange shirt operates a large roller machine, smoothing the surface of a dirt field. Another worker in an orange shirt stands nearby, next to a large mound of dirt. The background shows a mix of tall, leafy trees, power lines, and a few structures, including a light-colored building and some vehicles parked in the distance. The area is bordered by a grassy field and a black temporary fence. The scene is set under a clear sky with plenty of sunlight.

A construction site features several pieces of heavy machinery, including bulldozers and a roller, working on a large dirt field. The ground is being leveled, and mounds of dirt are visible in the center of the area. Two construction workers, also in orange shirts, are seen in the middle of the site, possibly surveying or guiding the machinery. The background shows a line of tall, leafy trees under a clear blue sky, creating a natural backdrop for the construction activity. The area is bordered by a black temporary fence.