wrobert
Beach Fanatic
Currently the BCC helps fund a joint project for a municipal pool in Freeport. I wonder what would be the problem with trying to establish these same joint ventures with the school district. Why could you not design something that could be used during school hours by the students, and available to the public after hours and weekends. The district could fund the initial capital projects and the BCC could contribute annually to the operational costs since it would be available to the public. The YMCA could also manage the public use like they do in Freeport. It would not be free, but freely available. Right now I think they charge 1 dollar per person per session to come use the city pool to offset costs. Just a thought I believe is worth pursuing. It is ashamed that for what we are spending on new facilities we do not have any sort of swim programs in place.