Howard Hopkins Memorial Pool to undergo urgent pool liner repairs this May City of Leavenworth

Leavenworth, WALocal News

The Howard Hopkins Memorial Pool in Leavenworth is set to delay its opening this year due to urgent repairs required for the pool liner. Traditionally, the pool opens on or around Memorial Day weekend, making this announcement significant for local residents and visitors. The repairs are essential due to the liner's failure at the zero-depth entry and various locations throughout the pool. The city has indicated that the repair process will be time-consuming, involving a lengthy lead time for materials and extended curing periods, which are the primary reasons for the delay. While there is currently no estimated opening date available, the City of Leavenworth has committed to providing updates on their official website.

This situation underscores the necessity of maintaining local facilities to ensure community safety and enjoyment. Residents are encouraged to stay informed through the city’s website as officials work diligently to complete the repairs. The city expresses gratitude for the community's understanding and patience during this process.

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