Callahan noted that the nonresidents include groups from La Crosse, Sparta and other area communities in addition to town of Onalaska and Holland residents.
Nonresident users pay double the amount of residents for daily admission.
Callahan said that there are 252 family memberships. The towns have yet to respond to the village's offer, which was approved at the July 13 board meeting. Gordon Van Dunk, Town of Holland chairman, didn't return a phone call seeking comment about the village offer. Steve Hammes, Town of Onalaska chairman, said that the town wouldn't consider the offer until it begins plans for next year's budget this fall. Callahan said that 2,552 swimmers took lessons at the aquatic center through the end of July.