Sprinturf to replace turf fields in Las Vegas as part of $3.3M project
The city of Las Vegas approved a $3.3 million deal to replace artificial turf at several athletic fields over the next year.
Sprinturf will replace the artificial turf at several athletic fields over the next year in Las Vegas, according to a report from 8 News Now. The $3.3 million project will start with two fields at Kellogg Zaher Sports Complex
The contract presented by Sprinturf drew protests but the City Council approved the bid, which came in well under the $4 million expected cost. The city expects to spend millions more over the coming years as the use of artificial turf keeps expanding.
Sprinturf has replaced 19 fields in Las Vegas since 2014, city officials said.
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