Maria Gatta Park in Oceanport Emerges as a Thriving Sports Center

The Maria Gatta Community Park in Oceanport has transformed from an underutilized space into a thriving sports complex that significantly benefits the town’s economy. Over the past year, the park generated nearly $500,000 in rental fees from travel sports teams, exceeding the borough’s $240,000 annual debt service, and contributing an additional $260,000 to municipal revenue. Mayor Thomas Tvrdik expressed pride in the park’s success, noting its role in boosting local businesses during sports tournaments. Recent renovations included the installation of permanent LED lighting, funded without utilizing taxpayer money, with further upgrades planned, including new restroom facilities and parking improvements. As Oceanport aims to establish itself as a premier youth sports hub on the East Coast, the ongoing developments alongside Monmouth Park’s proposed projects signal a bright future for the area.

Maria Gatta Park in Oceanport Emerges as a Thriving Sports Center

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