Atlanta’s Olympic Legacy Gets Indoor Track | Atlanta News
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Atlanta’s Olympic Legacy Gets Indoor Track | Atlanta News
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Atlanta’s legendary Peachtree Road Race organizers are launching a bold $100 million project: a state-of-the-art 175,000-square-foot indoor track and field center at Cheney Stadium in Summerhill. Featuring a 200-meter hydraulic track, STEM labs, and community spaces, this facility aims to fill a critical gap in Atlanta’s athletic infrastructure—especially after hosting Olympians in 1996. Designed as a year-round hub for athletes and residents alike, it’s poised to boost health, accessibility, and training consistency. Construction could begin in 18 months, with completion targeted by late 2029, funded through private donations, tax credits, and partnerships—not city dollars. Community input is vital, with a public meeting set for August 12th at King Middle School. Final approval hinges on Atlanta Public Schools, but momentum is strong—with Olympians and locals rallying behind this potential game-changer for the city.
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