- Club Night Lights Program reinvigorates Esperance Tennis Club
- Sustainable lighting upgrade to expand access for the local community
- Part of the Cook Labor Government’s PlayOn WA initiative, and commitment to promote active healthy lifestyles
New sustainable LED floodlights have been installed at Esperance Tennis Club thanks to a $41,243 contribution from the Cook Labor Government through the Club Night Lights Program.
The investment will drive participation at the historic club, increase available coaching services, and provide extended hours to the more than 200 members, while improving sustainability efforts.
By investing in modern, fit-for-purpose facilities, the Cook Labor Government is helping more Western Australians participate in sport and recreation, while supporting the clubs and volunteers who are at the heart of local communities.
The Club Night Lights Program invests in grassroots sport clubs to increase use of existing ovals, courts, and playing fields, driving opportunities for training, competition, and community use.
ThePlayOn WAinitiative is part of the Cook Labor Government’s commitment to delivering the infrastructure and services Western Australians need throughout the State, providing 2,030 sport and recreation assets by 2030.
As stated by Sport and Recreation Minister Rita Saffioti:
“Our government is proud to partner with Esperance Tennis Club to give more locals the opportunity to connect and exercise.
“Through the Club Night Lights Program and PlayOn WA initiative, we are providing the sporting facilities that people deserve, no matter where they live.
“The upgraded lighting will allow more people to live healthy lifestyles and enjoy the benefits of being part of an active, connected community.”
