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White Oak sets 2025 pool season, adopts rates and hires seasonal manager

5353598 · April 22, 2025
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Summary

White Oak Borough Council approved the 2025 White Oak Pool season dates and rates, and hired Helani Kumpf as seasonal pool manager at a salary of $8,300. The pool will open May 26 for pass holders and begin daily admissions June 9.

White Oak Borough Council on April 21 approved the borough pool’s 2025 season schedule, set admission and pass rates, and hired a seasonal pool manager.

Julie Overman, representing the borough’s Parks and Recreation program, told council the White Oak Pool will open for the 2025 season on Monday, May 26, and will be open 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. From May 26 through June 8 the pool will be open to season-pass holders only; daily admissions will begin June 9. Overman listed pool pass presale dates in May and explained the family-pass pricing structure for presales.

Council approved the following rates as part of its motion: general daily admission $15; resident season pass $75 (proof of residency required); nonresident season pass (regular) not specified by label but nonresident senior season pass $100; resident senior (65 or older) season pass $35 (proof of residency and age required); nonresident senior season pass $60. Season pass holders may buy up to five guest passes at $30. The family pass option is available only at presale dates; the first four family members pay full price and any additional family members pay half price.

Council also approved the hire of Helani Kumpf as the seasonal pool manager at a seasonal salary of $8,300.

Both the rate schedule and the hire were adopted by voice vote with motions and seconds recorded on the transcript; no roll-call vote or recorded dissents appear in the meeting record. Overman’s announcement also included information about presale dates and required proof for discounted passes.