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Last Updated: July 23, 2026
July 23, 2026: White House is accepting bids for a three-court city park pickleball project
What Changed
The City of White House is accepting sealed bids for its Pickleball Courts Project until 2:00 p.m. on August 3, 2026. The public notice describes grading and installation of three city park pickleball courts, lighting, sidewalk, and related site work on City property. The notice lists July 24 as the deadline for formal pre-bid questions.
Why This Matters Locally
This is a source-backed city project in the bid stage, which gives residents and relocating households a clear way to follow a potential public recreation improvement without treating it as an already-open amenity.
What to Watch
Follow the City's public notices and purchasing information for an award decision, exact park location, construction schedule, and opening details. The City reserves the right to reject bids. White House spans Robertson and Sumner Counties, so use the property address for county-specific information.
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Sources and Method
City of White House sources rechecked July 23, 2026. The public notice does not display a posting date, but it gives a July 24 pre-bid-question deadline and an August 3, 2026 bid opening. City of White House public notices and Ordinance 26-05. Do not claim bid award, contractor selection, construction start or completion, exact park, court availability, traffic impact, or property-value impact.
Previous Update: July 22, 2026
July 22, 2026: White House park projects are in procurement, not yet under construction
What Changed
White House has moved its Municipal Park pickleball court project into procurement. City funding is adopted and bids are due August 3 for three courts and related site work, but the city has not yet announced a contractor award or construction start.
Why This Matters Locally
A park project can be meaningful community news while it is still in procurement. Keeping the current status visible helps residents, visitors, and relocating households distinguish funding and bid activity from a finished amenity.
What to Watch
White House also lists a firefighter live-burn training facility in procurement. Watch the city public-notice page for bid results, a contractor award, and a construction update before describing either project as underway or complete.
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White House spans Robertson County and Sumner County. For countywide resources, review the current Robertson County and Sumner County open houses and their current Housing and Mortgage Updates.
Sources and Method
Sources reviewed July 22, 2026. The city budget and public notices confirm funding and bid status. They do not establish a contractor award, construction start, or completion date.
White House public notices: https://www.whitehousetn.gov/411/Public-Notices
FY2027 city budget: https://www.whitehousetn.gov/DocumentCenter/View/1494/Ordinance-26-05_FY-2027-Budget-and-Tax-Rate?bidId=
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