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Joseph Von Savage Pool to Remain Closed

The Joseph Von Savage Pool will remain closed under executive orders from Gov. Phil Murphy

By Press Release

WILDWOOD CREST – The Joseph Von Savage Memorial Pool, in Wildwood Crest, will remain closed until further notice, as per Executive Order 153, released by Gov. Phil Murphy earlier this month.
According to a release, the executive order allows for the opening of outdoor swimming pool facilities only June 22. Indoor pool facilities must remain closed.
An interior improvement project is also scheduled to commence this week (June 17). Work includes renovations of the common restroom located between the men’s and women’s locker rooms, through a New Jersey Department of Community Affairs Small Cities Program grant. This work will make the restroom compliant to the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA) standards. Improvements consist of replacing the restroom sink, toilet, wall tile, lighting and flooring.
In addition, the borough is also replacing the floor surface of both the men’s and women’s locker rooms, through an alternate bid. The project is expected to take four to seven weeks to complete, with much of the work planned for during the current shutdown of the pool facility due to Executive Order 153. Work is not expected to interfere with daily pool operations if the facility is permitted to open prior to the project’s completion.
For further information, contact the Wildwood Crest Recreation Department, at (609) 523-0202.

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