Bernalillo County Reopens Tom Tenorio Park After $14.3 Million Renovation
Bernalillo County has reopened Tom Tenorio Park after a $14.3 million renovation project that lasted nearly six years. The upgraded park now includes multiple softball fields, expanded parking, RV parking, batting cages, and storm water management features, and is open…
Albuquerque Santa Fe, NM, October 23, 2026 —
Bernalillo County has reopened Tom Tenorio Park following a renovation project that cost $14.3 million and lasted nearly six years. The upgraded park includes multiple softball fields, expanded parking, RV parking, batting cages and storm water management features.
The park is open to the public daily from dusk to dawn, according to the information provided about the reopening. No further details were provided about the park’s location within the county, the project’s start or completion dates, or the organizations involved in the renovation.
The announcement describes a range of changes to the site, including facilities for softball and batting practice, additional space for parking and features for managing storm water. It does not specify how many softball fields or batting cages are available, how much parking was added, or what storm water management systems were installed.
The total project cost was reported as $14.3 million, and its duration was described as nearly six years. A breakdown of the spending and a more precise timeline were not provided. The information also does not describe any planned events, operating rules beyond the stated daily hours, or additional changes to park facilities.
With the reopening, Tom Tenorio Park is again accessible to the public during its stated hours. Further details about the renovation and the individual features were not included in the information provided.
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