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Civic Center indoor pool re-opens after equipment repair

Posted at 12:31 am January 18, 2017
By Oak Ridge Today Staff Leave a Comment

Indoor pool at Civic Center

All programs are back on schedule after crews had to replace a piece of equipment that controls the temperature of the water in the Oak Ridge Civic Center’s indoor pool. (Photo by City of Oak Ridge)

 

All programs are back on schedule after crews had to replace a piece of equipment that controls the temperature of the water in the Oak Ridge Civic Center’s indoor pool.

The pool was forced to close on Wednesday, January 4, but it re-opened at noon on Saturday, January 14, once crews were able to make the needed repairs. The new pool heater is more energy-efficient than the previous model, a press release said. The water was back up to its normal temperature of 83 degrees shortly after re-opening.

Here’s a list of some of the Oak Ridge Recreation and Parks Department programs currently under way at the indoor pool facility:

  • Winter Swimming Lessons and ORCA swim team started Tuesday, January 17. It’s not too late to register, the press release said.
  • Paddle Board Yoga on Thursday nights
  • Kayak Roll Clinic on Friday nights
  • The pool is also available for pool party rentals.

For more information on any of these programs, call the Civic Center front desk at (865) 425-3450 or send an email to Aquatics Manager Vonda Wooten at vwooten@oakridgetn.gov.

Filed Under: Front Page News, Government, Oak Ridge, Recreation, Sports, Top Stories Tagged With: City of Oak Ridge, indoor pool, Oak Ridge Civic Center, Oak Ridge Recreation and Parks Department, Vonda Wooten

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