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Mesa to upgrade Cubs spring training park

Rendering via City of Mesa

By Brandon Brown | Phoenix Business Journal

Mesa City Council approved a measure this week to spend $16.8 million to put women’s locker rooms and a performance hitting and pitching lab in the Chicago Cubs spring training facility.

The city of Mesa, which owns the ballpark located on a 140-acre site at 2330 W. Rio Salado Pkwy., will be covering the costs of the construction, but the Major League Baseball club will pay for the fixtures, furniture and equipment.

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