Pool Closure Announcement Due to Fecal Incident at Howard Hopkins Memorial Pool

Leavenworth, WALocal News

Due to an accidental fecal release incident, the Howard Hopkins Memorial Pool in Leavenworth will temporarily close from August 22 to August 24, 2024. The city administration is taking swift action to ensure the safety and health of its residents, emphasizing the importance of maintaining hygiene in public facilities. During this closure, residents should remain informed about updates regarding the pool's reopening and any changes to its schedule. In light of the closure, the city is also promoting a special “Intro to Water” group class designed for toddlers, which will be available for a limited time. This initiative aims to foster water safety and enjoyment among young children in the community.

The city encourages families to take advantage of this opportunity and participate in future recreational activities. Community engagement remains a priority, and the city will continue to provide timely updates regarding the pool and related services. Residents are invited to stay connected through the city's official channels for the latest information.

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