Starting today, the Parks Department is closing the Dry Dock basketball courts for repairs.
As you may recall, the entire Dry Dock Playground here on Avenue D and 10th Street was closed for six months from July 2015 to January 2016 for a $1.5-million upgrade.
Apparently things weren't properly done the first time around. A rep for Councilmember Rosie Mendez's office said that she did a walk-through following the reopening and found several things that still needed to be repaired on the basketball courts. And now the Parks Department is just getting around to the work.
Repairs are expected to last a week.
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