The answer to the question of how long the Athletics will stick around in Oakland before moving to a new stadium in Las Vegas could be answered soon.
A meeting focused on a possible lease extension at the Coliseum took place on Thursday.
The A’s lease at the Coliseum expires after this upcoming season.
A spokesperson for the A’s told NBC Bay Area Thursday that they had a "positive and productive meeting" with Oakland and Alameda County. They confirmed they will meet again on Apr. 2.
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The city of Oakland, Alameda County and the A’s also met last month about a possible lease extension.
"The city of Oakland looks forward to a productive conversation with the A’s and the county to discuss the team’s desire for a lease extension at the Coliseum," the mayor's office said in a statement.
The A’s would be looking for a short-term lease while they build a new $1.5 billion stadium in Las Vegas, which likely wouldn’t be completed until 2028.
Last week, the team released renderings of the domed ballpark, which would be built on the site of the Tropicana hotel.
The team is also considering Triple-A ballparks in Sacramento and Salt Lake City if it can’t come to an agreement on a lease extension at the Coliseum.
The team's spokesperson released the following statement on Thursday evening:
"We once again had a positive and productive meeting with the City of Oakland and Alameda County regarding the extension of our lease at the Coliseum. We look forward to continuing our discussions over the next few weeks ahead of our next scheduled meeting on April 2."
