Pool Will Not Be Open This Summer

The bids for the Dye Natatorium damage have been sent to the district insurance company for review and selection. The first round of bids were few and very low and were rejected by the TVRPD district manager and board of directors. The insurance company mandated us to go out to bid again and bids were received and forwarded to them. The insurance company is making the decision now as to which one will be selected to do the work. It will be a 90 day process from start to finish and TVRPD does not anticipate the pool being open this summer. The youth involved in the damage to the pool is moving through the court system now and the insurance company is asking the court for restitution of those involved.

Video tribute to our lifeguards and 2008 summer swim lessons.

Bouquet of Thanks

The TVRPD would like to send our deepest thanks and appreciation to our Lifeguards/ Swim Instructors. We had over 400 participants in swim lessons last summer which is an amazing amount.

Our lifeguards/swim instructors did an outstanding job teaching these young people how to swim. This is obviously a very important skill for children to learn. It is not easy teaching children, however it is magnified when the children are in water, making it that much more difficult. The lifeguards also did an outstanding job during our open swim and swim programs as well.

We are very proud of our staff and look forward to them returning soon. We would like to thank the following: Bridgette Dalmas, Jocelyn Lambeth, Erik McMullen, Derek Lange, Erika Lange, Katy Miles, Katy Burford, Randy Baiza, Ryan Anderson, Michelle Baxter, Kayley Duxbury, Joey Hack, Amanda Hall, Justin Hansen, Kyle Herman, Austin Herman, Tanner Herman, Kayla Kapitzke, Kelsey Kapitzki, Conner Lambeth, Spencer Williams, Joey Neptune, Steve Pfrehm, Matt Pinckard, Melody Saurez, Hannah Ward, Rachel Ward. Thank you!

Scott Anderson
TVRPD