2025 Philadelphia Public Pool Season Coming to a Close

Philadelphia, PALocal News

Philadelphia Parks & Recreation will close public pools starting August 15, 2025, marking the end of the summer swimming season. The closure affects a variety of pools throughout the city, reminding residents to make the most of the remaining pool days. According to Amma Dorman, the city routinely implements this measure each year as part of its management strategy. Local officials urge community members to utilize the pools while they are still open, highlighting their importance for recreation and community engagement. The pools have provided a much-needed respite during the hot summer months, especially for families and youth.

This seasonal closure is a standard procedure that allows for maintenance and preparation for the next year. Parks and Recreation is committed to promoting healthy outdoor activities for residents. The end of the pool season also signifies the transition to fall programming in the city.

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