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Most of the required parts for the failed pump have been shipped, with an anticipated delivery date of August 21.

Our service technicians are scheduled to disassemble the pump the week of August 21 and attempt to repair the failed impeller.

If the existing shaft is compromised (damaged or otherwise) then the repair completion will have to wait until after September 13 for the shaft to arrive.

The city is hopeful the shaft was not compromised, and the repair can be completed the week of August 21.

It is likely to take a couple of days of pump operation to clear up the water once the pump is active again.

With the installed sump pump fountains providing some water movement and staff regularly super-chlorinating the water, the algae has been kept at bay. Until the main circulation pump is repaired, the water will remain murky due to the inability to filter the water and regulate the pH.

It is likely to take only a couple of days of pump operation to clear up the water once active.

Requests to drain the pool would not remedy the murky water. Since there is no circulation, the murkiness would return in several days after water was put back into the pool.

Draining the pool is also potentially damaging to the plaster. When there is not enough moisture on the plaster, it becomes brittle and will crack, not being able to hold water.

The technicians identified the pump impeller as the likely cause of the malfunction.

Parts were ordered on June 30, with the lead time estimated at 6-7 weeks for all the parts to arrive.

Once we are notified parts are to be shipped, service technicians will be scheduled to make the repairs.

Our service technicians are anticipating mid- to late-August to make the repairs.

As of July 13th, the water in the Competition Pool has become murky from algae growth due to water no longer circulating.

Barricades and signs have been placed around the perimeter of the Competition Pool to restrict the public’s access and temporary fencing will be placed in the coming days.

Two sump pumps were added to the deep end of the pool on Monday, July 17th to help internally circulate the water and the pool vacuum is operating continuously.

Once the pump is repaired, it will take several days for the pool water to circulate through the filters and restore clarity for swimming.

The main recirculation pump for the Competition Pool stopped functioning properly on Saturday, June 17, 2023, and since the pool water is not being circulated, the pool must remain closed for safety.

Multiple technicians have been troubleshooting the issue and parts have been ordered, but unfortunately the lead time on the parts is 6-7 weeks.

The approximate earliest date for the pool to reopen is mid-August.

The Recreation Pool remains open for swim lessons and water exercise classes as well as lap swim and family swim hours which have been expanded.

The updated hours for the Recreation Pool will go into effect on July 5, 2023 which is posted on our website and available at the Aquatics Center and Community Center Front Desk.