Pool to remain closed for Saturday, July 20

Leavenworth, WALocal News

The City of Leavenworth has announced the closure of the local pool on Saturday, July 20, 2025, due to pressing water-related issues. This decision is significant for residents and visitors alike, as many had planned to utilize the facility for leisure and recreation. The city’s officials are prioritizing safety and the quality of services offered to the community. As water-related challenges can impact public health and enjoyment, the closure is deemed necessary. Local officials encourage residents to stay tuned for updates on the pool's reopening timeline.

The announcement serves as a reminder of the importance of maintaining recreational facilities in optimal condition. Community engagement and awareness are vital during such interruptions. Residents are urged to explore other recreational options available in Leavenworth during this period.

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