Swim Pools

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===Citiparks Swim Pools===
City pools to open June 13, 2008, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Citiparks will open 18 outdoor swimming pools for the summer on June 13, 2008. Tags for year-round admission can be purchased from 1 to 6 p.m. Sunday and from 4 to 8 p.m. June 9 through June 12 at the Citiparks office (414 Grant St.), or at the Oliver Bath House (38 S. 10th St.). After the opening, tags can be purchased at Citiparks pools during operating hours.
The year-round tags cost $60 for a family of four (add $10 for each additional family member), $30 for an adult (age 16 or older), $15 for a youth (3-15 years of age), and $45 for an adult or youth who is not a city resident. Tags are free for children 2 years of age or younger. In lieu of a year-round pass, a daily admission ticket can be purchased at any pool after the opening. The cost is $3 for a youth and $4 for an adult.
Pool locations open for the summer include Ammon, Banksville, Bloomfield, Fowler, Highland Park, Homewood, Jack Stack, Magee, McBride, Moore Park, Ormsby, Phillips, Ream, Riverview Park, Schenley Park, Sue Murray, West Penn, and Westwood.
Sheraden Pool is closed for construction in 2008.
For more information, including addresses of the above locations, call the Citiparks Aquatics Division at (412) 323-7928 or visit http://www.city.pittsburgh.pa.us/parks.
===Dormont Pool===
:Dormont - A great place to live, work, and play
: The Borough of Dormont has a number of excellent indoor and outdoor recreation facilities for activities which all of our residents can enjoy, such as:
* Dormont Park - a 23.5-acre public park that is home to the Dormont Pool and a large playground;
* Beggs Snyder Park - a 5.2-acre public park;
* Dormont Pool - the largest (1.4 million gallons) municipal pool in Pennsylvania;
* Dormont Recreation Center - located above the pool building, the center is an excellent venue for many civic and social events
:In addition to the numerous recreation facilities, there are many organizations within the Borough of Dormont that provide recreational opportunities for young and old alike.
:Joe Costanzo, Dormont's Council President
* Called Best public swim pool by City Paper , (2nd = North Park Pool and 3rd = Boyce Wave Pool)
* Trib coverage
* Dormont Pool Closing for 2006 summer as reported in the P-G.