municipal recreation

Chandler Council hears details of $13M Tumbleweed Rec expansion

Building, finished in 2008, will take on all-ages programs

This artist’s rendering shows what a classroom might look like in the to-be-expanded Tumbleweed Recreation Center Multi-Generational Facility. The Chandler City Council had three contracts on its agendas this week for that $13 million expansion.

Courtesy of City of Chandler

The Chandler City Council heard details Monday about a planned expansion of one of its most used facilities.

Council had three contracts on Monday’s study session agenda, totaling almost $13 million in spending, to expand the Tumbleweed Recreation Center Multi-Generational Facility.

The contracts were approved Thursday, Dec. 7 when council OKed its consent agenda of its regular meeting.

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