BALTIMORE, MD — Mayor Brandon Scott has unveiled plans for a new youth sports complex in Baltimore, which he describes as a necessary investment for the city's young athletes. During his State of the City address on Tuesday, Scott highlighted the challenges faced by local youth who often have to travel outside the city or use outdated facilities for sports.
The proposed complex, which is included in the FY2027 budget with a funding allocation of $20 million, is intended to serve as a competition-level venue for various sports, including basketball, volleyball, and track.
However, during a press conference following a Board of Estimates meeting on Wednesday, Scott was unable to provide specific details about the project. When asked about the location of the complex, ownership, and the overall cost, he reiterated that the city would manage the project but did not disclose further information.
As the proposal moves forward, many community members and stakeholders are eager for more clarity regarding the project's timeline and logistics.
Reported by HarborBeat based on WBFF (source).
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