Borough Of Dormont: Borough Of Dormont Announces Joint Collaboration With City Of Pittsburgh Dormont Pool

Press release from the Borough of Dormont:

Beth Bachman

Jul 29, 2021

For Immediate Release
OFFICIAL PRESS RELEASE
Dormont, PA, July 29, 2021

The Borough of Dormont and the City of Pittsburgh Department of Parks and Recreation (Citiparks) has announced a new program for City of Pittsburgh residents to use voucher coupons to swim at the Dormont Pool for the remainder of the summer 2021 season.  

City residents will be able to present coupon vouchers at the Dormont Pool for free entry for children and $2 off for adults, matching the daily City pool rate of $5 per day for adults. Coupons will be available starting July 30 from the eight open City of Pittsburgh pool locations during business hours or from Brookline Recreation Center or Phillips Recreation Center between 9 a.m and 6 p.m. Monday through Friday. City season pool tags are not transferrable at the Dormont Pool.  The City of Pittsburgh will be reimbursing the Borough of Dormont the entirety of the free voucher for children and $2 for the adult vouchers to match the $7 daily admission rate of the Dormont Pool at the end of the season.

The program is a joint collaboration between the Borough of Dormont and the Pittsburgh City Council.  The Borough of Dormont is committed to intermunicipal cooperation to create a strong region as well as efficient local government operations. The Dormont Pool is a regional asset, and the Borough of Dormont is excited to offer this opportunity to our City neighbors.

The Dormont Pool is open Tuesday to Sunday from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. until August 22. After that, it will be open on weekends through Labor Day. City pool schedules are available on the Citiparks website. 

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Bethany Bachman
Community Events and Communications Coordinator
Borough of Dormont
412-561-8900 x227
BBachman@boro.dormont.pa.us

City of Pittsburgh Borough of Dormont – Dormont Pool Press Release

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