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No wet and wild in Melvindale

June 1, 2014 By Times-Herald Newspapers Leave a Comment

By TEREASA NIMS
Sunday Times Newspapers

MELVINDALE — There are still fun summer things to do in the city, they just might not include the cool, wet kind.

A tight city budget offers no leniency to reopen the city pool at 3155 Oakwood Blvd.

The city would need to invest more than $8,000 to open the pool and another estimated $38,000 to maintain it during the summer.

Part of the cost results from a broken pipe endured over the winter, city officials said.

The lack of the pool shouldn’t hinder summer activities, Police Chief Chad Hayse said.

“There are still parks, baseball, a skate park, basketball courts,” he said. “There’s a whole lot of stuff for kids to do.”

(Tereasa Nims can be reached at tnims@bewickpublications.com)

Filed Under: Stories Tagged With: Melvindale

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