Renton Pools Community

11/26/2019

Thank you for approving the construction bond measure. One thing planned is to modernize the pool at Hazen High School.

Project List School Construction Bond Measure Nov. 5, 2019 - Renton School District 403

01/24/2019

Ballots started arriving. Please vote. There needs to be enough "yes" votes and enough total votes for the measures to pass.

Renton School District voters will decide on two important ballot measures to support student learning on the February 12, 2019 ballot. Even with approval of the two-item package, tax-rates for district property owners will continue to decrease.

01/19/2019

Hazen High School/Community Pool is on the list of projects in the Bond Measure.

Voters throughout Renton School District will vote on two important measures on February 12, 2019. The Building for Excellence School Construction Bond measure will allow the construction of an additional, much-needed elementary school in the fast-growing northeast (Highlands/Sunset/Hazen High) ar...

02/03/2016

Please vote yes -
Measure 1 - Operating levy keeps the pools open
Measure 2 - Capital funds for future projects; this is how the Lindbergh pool renovation was funded.

Two important school funding measures for Renton School District students, teachers and education on February 9, 2016 ballot

02/01/2016

Please vote yes -
Measure 1 - Operating levy keeps the pools open
Measure 2 - Capital funds for future projects; this is how the Lindbergh pool renovation was funded

10/13/2015

The pool is complete!

Lindbergh Pool consists of a 25 yard 6- lane lap pool and a 35 feet x 42 feet, shallow water pool. The pool schedule offers lessons, lap swims and open swim times.

10/04/2015

500 likes!

08/23/2015

Remodel schedule. Somehow I missed seeing this earlier.

08/18/2015

The renovation project is on time and on budget. Check out the link below for a few recent pictures

06/18/2015

Status from the June Construction Advisory Committee:

Jack updated everyone on the Lindbergh pool Renovation project. It is proving to be very exciting but also has had challenges. The finished project will be spectacular and something the district and public will be very impressed with and proud of. currently there have been several pipe issues, locating, scoping and detecting crushed or deteriorated pipes. The chlorine is very corrosive and when the pool belonged to King county it may not have been maintained as well as needed. We have a very good contractor and they have been very responsive to any and all issues that have arisen. Rick said the pool was actually in better shape than expected since it was built in 1960 as a Forward Thrust project. jack said things weren't well sealed or flashed so corrosive elements seeped into areas we didn't anticipate. not sure if it was a budget issue or just materials that were available in 1960. Jack's construction meeting is tomorrow and they will be discussing any delays, they may be a little behind. Jack said the schedule was set up to give us substantial completion on August 3rd to give plenty of time, even if we have some delays, to get the pool open in time. Commissioning is a major issue on a pool project as well.