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BCYF Draper Pool is Open!

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BCYF Draper Pool in West Roxbury reopened on April 23 after undergoing significant repairs to its critical systems. The renovations included replacing boilers, ventilation, and filtration systems, and repairing the pool shell, among other upgrades. An Open House is scheduled for April 29 from 12:00 p. m. to 2:00 p.

m. to introduce new Pool Manager Andres Ramirez and provide programming information. Mayor Wu is acting with urgency to address the needs of several city-owned pools, which are mostly from the 1970s, and has allocated $54. 5 million for renovations in the FY25-FY29 capital plan. Membership and programming at BCYF centers are free but require online registration.

The pool will feature a variety of swim programs, including adult lap swim, senior swim, and children’s swim lessons. Collaborations among various city departments facilitated the renovations, ensuring improved facilities for the community. This investment aims to enhance recreational opportunities for residents and promote a healthier lifestyle.

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