WESTFIELD — The City of Westfield has announced they no longer plan to sell Grand Park Sports Campus.
Last year the city's redevelopment commission released a request for proposals seeking a new owner or operator of Grand Park and the Grand Park Events Center.
On Friday, the city announced they have moved on from the plan for finding a new owner, but are instead searching through proposals of companies interested in managing and operating the complex.
Grand Park opened in 2014 and the event center opened in 2016.
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