January 2025: A new Heat Recovery Unit was installed on the rooftop to reuse waste heat and save energy.
Basketball backboard height adjusters were repaired under warranty because the new ones weren’t working properly.
An InBody 570 body composition scale was purchased. It uses advanced technology to measure things like fat, muscle, and body water. It gives users more health information, including visceral fat and water levels inside and outside cells.
February 2025: New pool deck furniture was added to improve seating areas and give visitors tables to keep their belongings off the floor.
March 2025: The climbing wall floor was removed and replaced. Safety gear like daisy chains and anchors were also updated.
April 2025: The lobby display monitor was moved behind the front desk to make it easier to see. It shows videos about upcoming programs and fees.
The Facilities team finished upgrading the elevator with new safety and communication features.
Cabana changing room doors were replaced because the old ones were worn out and rusty.
The leisure pool was closed to fix leaks. Here’s what was found and repaired:
- Hole #1 (under the waterslide): A leak was found in an 8-inch pipe connector. It was replaced. A future leak was also found near the lifeguard office and will be fixed in August.
- Hole #2 (near the lazy river stairs): No leaks were found, so no repairs were needed.
- Hole #3 (by the entry doors): A major leak was found in an old pipe joint. It was replaced and sealed.
- All holes were filled with gravel. A sight tube was added to monitor future leaks. New drains were installed near the entrance, and concrete was poured and finished with a light texture.
- Missing tiles were replaced throughout the leisure pool.
May 2025: The pool tables in the lobby got new felt to improve gameplay.
The babysitting playground was finished with new equipment for different age groups and a soft, safe surface. It quickly became a favorite spot for kids and staff.
June 2025: A wall near the steam room was repaired after minor shifting caused damage. The wall was not a main support wall, so the building stayed safe.
New ropes, harnesses, and belay devices were bought to improve safety and the climbing wall experience.
August 2025: The pool area had major work done during a scheduled closure:
- Pools were drained so contractors could work.
- Gaps under the pool deck were filled to stabilize the floor.
- Leaking pipes were sealed with epoxy.
- Spa equipment was replaced, including a new filter and pump.
Other updates during the closure:
- Gym floors were refinished.
- Climbing wall was taken down and reset with new routes.
- Lobby carpet was replaced with vinyl flooring.
- Gym scoreboard was replaced.
- Sauna was refreshed.
- The whole facility was painted and cleaned in detail.
September 2025: New cardio equipment was added, replacing older machines. This included two ellipticals, one treadmill, and a recumbent bike.
An electric vehicle charging station was installed on the east side of the building for City vehicles.
November 2025: A commercial-grade shuffleboard table was donated and placed in the lobby for public use.
Replacement of playground equipment and playground surfacing.
May 2025:
The babysitting playground was completed in May with new, age-appropriate play areas. A pour-in-place safety surface was also installed, making the space safer and more enjoyable. The upgraded playground has quickly become a favorite spot for children and staff.